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Opening Line Report - Week 8
By Marcus DiNitto


Of the 13 games on the NFL’s Week 8 card, seven feature early point spreads within a half-point of a field goal. In fact, none of the games have a line of a touchdown or more. The betting numbers are indicative of the parity throughout the league.


Here’s a look at the opening lines for the entire slate. The point spreads listed are the Las Vegas consensus as of about 11 p.m. ET Sunday night, with early moves and differences between sports books noted. We asked Nick Bogdanovich, director of trading at William Hill U.S., to chime in.


Thursday, Oct. 27


Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans (-3.5)


If the NFL is hoping for a boost to its sagging prime time ratings, a Jaguars/Titans game probably isn’t the answer. But there’s point spread on it and it’s an isolated game, so it has our attention. It’s interesting to note that the Titans went off as bigger favorites at home over the Colts on Sunday than they opened for this home game against Jacksonville.

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Jags, Titans square off


Thursday Night Football Betting Preview
Jacksonville Jaguars (2-4 SU; 3-3 ATS) vs. Tennessee Titans (3-4 SU; 2-5 ATS)


Odds: Tennessee (-3.5); Total set at 44


The AFC South gets more cloudy by the week as all four teams are basically within a game of one another. None of the four teams in the division have looked good by any stretch of the imagination and it's likely that the eventual division winner will have plenty of bettors going the other way come playoff time.


We've got a while to go until then though, and Week 8 kicks off with a Jacksonville/Tennessee game that both teams are looking to grab. So who will be the one to take it by playing sound football for 60 minutes?


Tennessee and Jacksonville can't be accused of being a bettor's preferred team to back the past few years, but with all the preseason hype surrounding the Jaguars coming into 2016, it's good to see they haven't burned too much money yet at 3-3 ATS.


Bettors everywhere were expecting the Jags to take that next step forward in their progression and compete for a playoff spot, but a 2-4 SU start has many turning their back on Jacksonville now and chalking up their results as being “the same old Jaguars.” Yet, even at 2-4 SU, they've been in a lot of close games already this year with four of those six contests being decided by four points or less.


Even though the Jags are just 2-2 SU in those games, eventually that experience of knowing what it takes to close a tight game strong will pay dividends for the Jaguars and that turning of the corner everyone expected could be on the horizon. With this week's point spread basically being a pick'em if the game was on a neutral field, this week's game vs. Tennessee could be another nail biter.


Tennessee was expected to be on the upward swing as well this year and a 3-4 SU record does show progress. But the play of the defense in recent weeks has to be a bit concerning as they've allowed 27, 26, and 34 points to the likes of Houston, Cleveland, and Indianapolis.


Other than Indy on offense, none of those teams are particularly strong and the Titans 3-4 SU record could simply be a byproduct of a last-place schedule. This is the third of three straight weeks at home for the Titans, and while that's typically a positive for teams, this Titans team hasn't experienced winning enough to fully take advantage of it here.


The Jaguars are on a 4-0-2 ATS run in this rivalry and are looking for redemption after a really poor performance at home against Oakland last week. Sports outlets were poking fun all week at the Jaguars and that fake punt they allowed vs. Oakland and that couldn't have sat well.


The old saying in the NFL that “nobody is ever as bad as they look one week and nobody is ever as good as they were one week” situationally applies rather strongly here, and I expect the Jags to be at their best. When Jacksonville is sharp on both sides of the ball they can put together some solid performances, and with their last trip on the road being a 17-16 comeback win in Chicago, there may be some good vibes left in those suitcases this week.


Although Jacksonville has struggled out of the gate and not lived up to the preseason hype, there is something there with this team that caused so many to believe in them this year. By no means are the Jags out of the playoff picture yet, and a statement win on the road against Tennessee may have that Jacksonville bandwagon fill up again.


Tennessee is still trying to figure out how to win games and the fact that they are 0-4-1 ATS in their last five at home vs teams with a losing record on the road speaks to that. Going even further, Tennessee is 5-18-3 ATS in their last 26 against a losing team and are just hitting the meat of their schedule now.


Although the Jags looked awful vs. Oakland last week, these two teams are about to go in two very different directions and the wrong team is favored here.


Best Bet: Take Jacksonville +3.5 points

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NFL Thursday Night Football betting preview: Jaguars at Titans


Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans (-3.5, 43.5)


The Jacksonville Jaguars and host Tennessee Titans entertained loftier expectations this season, but both sputtering AFC South rivals can see a ray of optimism through the gloom and doom as they enter Thursday's contest at Nissan Stadium. Despite losing both division clashes, the host Titans are just one game removed from first-place Houston while the cellar-dwelling Jaguars are 1 1/2 games away from the penthouse.


Jacksonville's Blake Bortles tossed a career-high five touchdown passes in a 42-39 setback to Tennessee on Dec. 6, with Allen Robinson reeling in three of those scoring strikes to highlight his 10-catch, 153-yard performance. Bortles and Robinson are struggling significantly this season, however, with the former accounting for 11 turnovers (nine interceptions) and the latter underscoring his tough campaign with two catches for nine yards in Sunday's 33-16 setback versus Oakland. Marcus Mariota has eight touchdown passes in his last three games and nearly guided Tennessee to its third straight victory on Sunday before a fourth-quarter collapse resulted in a 34-26 loss to Indianapolis. The second overall pick of the 2015 draft, Mariota became the only player in NFL history to have at least 250 passing yards with three touchdowns and more than 100 rushing yards in a single game in his last encounter with the Jaguars.


TV: 8:25 p.m. ET, NFL Network.


LINE HISTORY: The Titans opened the betting week as 3.5-point home favorites for this electric Thursday night matchup and the point spread hasn't moved all week. The total hit the board at 46 and has actually come down three full points to 43 by Wednesday evening.


WEATHER REPORT: The forecast is calling for perfect autumn football conditions in Nashville for Thursday night. Partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 60's, virtually no wind (1-2 mph breeze), and humidity levels around 70 percent.


INJURIES:


Jaguars - TE N. Sterling (Prob Thurs, foot), CB A. Colvin (Prob Thurs, toe), T K. Beachum (Prob Thurs, knee), CB P. Amukamara (Prob Thurs, knee), WR A. Hurns (Prob Thurs, neck), RB C. Grant (Ques Thurs, toe), DL J. Odrick (Ques Thurs, quadricep), TE J. Thomas (Ques Thurs, ankle), C L. Bowanko (Ques Thurs, hip), DT R. Miller (I-R, achilles), T L. Joeckel (I-R, knee), S J. Sample (I-R, shoulder), T J. Wells (I-R, thumb), DT M. Bennett (I-R, calf), DE J. Woodard (I-R, achilles).


Titans - TE D. Walker (Prob Thurs, chest), WR T. Sharpe (Ques Thurs, knee), CB C. Riggs (Ques Thurs, hamstring), TE J. Amaro (Ques Thurs, shoulder), LB K. Dodd (Ques Thurs, foot), G Q. Spain (Out Thurs, knee), S R. Johnson (Out Thurs, neck), CB P. Cox (Out Thurs, concussion), T B. Bell (Out For Season, ankle), G C. Warmack (Elig Week 11, finger), G J. Matias (I-R, knee), CB B. Okotcha (I-R, shoulder).


ABOUT THE JAGUARS (2-4 SU, 3-3 ATS, 4-2 O/U): Jacksonville's offense has been slowed by its 30th-ranked rushing attack (76.7 yards per game) and league-worst third-down conversion rate (27.6) to reside 24th in scoring (19.5 points per contest). T.J. Yeldon leads the Jaguars with only 200 yards rushing, although the second-year running back amassed 136 yards from scrimmage (79 receiving, 57 rushing) and a touchdown in his last meeting with the Titans. Tight end Julius Thomas is aiming to record his third touchdown in as many games versus Tennessee and fifth in six outings against a division representative.


ABOUT THE TITANS (3-4 SU, 2-5 ATS, 5-2 O/U): DeMarco Murray has been Tennessee's primary source of offense, as the 28-year-old has rushed for an NFL third-best 633 yards while his 27 receptions are tops on his own team. The Titans' ground attack could be in question as Quinton Spain (knee) is expected to miss two games, and fellow guard Brian Schwenke didn't distinguish himself after being beaten by his man that resulted in a late fumble by Mariota in the loss to the Colts. Tight end Delanie Walker, who has a team-leading 330 yards receiving and three touchdowns, has reeled in 16 receptions for 201 yards and a score in his last two meetings with Jacksonville.


TRENDS:


* Jaguars are 6-2-1 ATS in their last 9 vs. AFC South.
* Titans are 5-18-3 ATS vs. a team with a losing record.
* Over is 5-1 in Jaguars last 6 games after accumulating more than 350 total yards in their previous game.
* Over is 5-0-1 in Titans last 6 vs. a team with a losing record.
* Jaguars are 8-1-2 ATS in their last 11 meetings.


CONSENSUS: 59 percent are on the Titans to cover as home favorites while 62 percent of totals wagers are on the Over.

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Preview: Jaguars (2-4) at Titans (3-4)


Date: October 27, 2016 8:25 PM EDT


NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Quarterback Blake Bortles said Tuesday that he's not a fan of the mustard-colored uniforms that the Jacksonville Jaguars will don for their Thursday night road game against the Tennessee Titans.


"I think they could have done a better job, and I think they should choose a different color," he said.


Truth is, whatever color uniform Jacksonville has modeled the last few years, the players haven't looked good in them. And if it can't muster up a better response for this game than it did in a lackluster 33-16 loss to the Oakland Raiders Sunday, it could lead to the kind of midseason changes no team wants to make.


Some felt the Jaguars could be a surprise team this year, citing the offseason additions they made to a leaky defense. Instead, they have permitted nearly 27 points per game, putting pressure on an offense that hasn't been able to keep pace.


Bortles has had trouble throwing the ball to his teammates, tossing nine interceptions in the first six games and only making marginal improvements in his accuracy. The running game remains a non-entity most weeks, forcing Bortles to throw nearly 40 times a game and making the offense too one-dimensional.


With a 2-4 record, coach Gus Bradley is squarely on a scalding seat. This is his fourth year in charge, and the one-time Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator is just 14-40. Another poor performance in this one could lead to a firing that owner Shad Khan, who truly likes Bradley, wouldn't want to preside over but might have no choice.


Yet Jacksonville still isn't out of the picture in the AFC South, a claim that can also be made by their opponent. Tennessee (3-4) missed on a great chance to tie Houston for first when it coughed up a lead in the last two minutes Sunday against Indianapolis, losing 34-26.


So this game, despite the lack of pizzazz that comes with putting the Jaguars and Titans in prime time, will have meaning. And from Tennessee's perspective, it could have even more meaning if it was able to make a play or two at the end of last week's game, or in earlier defeats against Oakland and Houston.


"These have all been close games," Titans coach Mike Mularkey said. "We've just got to find a way -- especially like this week, that last drive, we felt like if we could hold them to a field goal, we could win that game."


Instead, Tennessee couldn't keep tight end Jack Doyle from beating linebacker Avery Williamson in coverage for the 7-yard touchdown pass that gave the Colts a 27-23 lead. Then quarterback Marcus Mariota was strip-sacked on the first play following the ensuing kickoff, and Robert Mathis returned the fumble 14 yards for the game-clinching score.


The loss dropped Mariota to 2-8 at home. Two of this year's three defeats were marked by late miscues from the second-year pro, who followed up two efficient performances with one that was a little sloppier.


"He doesn't want to let anybody down, so he doesn't want to make mistakes for his teammates, for this team, for this organization," Mularkey said. "If it's gray to him, he doesn't want to take the risk. I want him to be aggressive but smart. We definitely have the confidence in him."


Tennessee will have to play without guard Quinton Spain (knee), who figures to be out for at least the next two games after being injured in the second quarter Sunday. That could make it a bit easier for Jacksonville to neutralize DeMarco Murray, the NFL's third-leading rusher with 633 yards.


But the Jaguars have injury concerns of their own. Nose tackle Roy Miller is out for the year after tearing his right Achilles tendon against Oakland and will be replaced by backup Abry Jones.


And if Jacksonville can't up its standard of play Thursday night, it may have far greater worries than the loss of its nose guard.


--There's talk that if Bortles can't turn things around, the coaching staff could bench him for backup Chad Henne. That would be an admission that Bortles isn't the long-term answer. He hasn't helped his cause by tossing nine interceptions in the first six games, and needs to improve his completion percentage as well.

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Free NFL Picks: Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans Odds & Predictions
by Alan Matthews


Look, I get that the NFL wants every team to get one national appearance on Thursday each season. But please stop force-feeding us Jaguars-Titans! This is the third straight year these two downtrodden franchises will meet on Thursday Night Football. And the NFL wonders why ratings are sagging. But even a pretty lousy NFL matchup will draw good ratings and certainly strong betting action at sportsbooks as your only other live betting options on Thursday with no World Series game that night are the NHL, NBA or a couple of Major League Soccer playoff games.


I think it's fair to say this will be the final prime-time game for both head coaches. The Titans surprised many by making Mike Mularkey the full-time coach this past offseason after he finished up last year as the interim guy. But he's clearly not the long-term answer. It's more the Titans are in some transition and there continue to be reports the team will be sold. Both Jon Bon Jovi (who tried to buy the Bills) and Peyton Manning have been linked to a purchase of the team. Manning will be an owner some day, you can mark that down.


Barring an unlikely run to the playoffs, there's zero chance that Gus Bradley is back next year at Jacksonville. I don't care how nice a guy you are or whatever, if your team is 14-40 under your watch, you get fired. Bradley was a defensive guy, and I expect his replacement will be offensive-minded to work with struggling third-year quarterback Blake Bortles. New England's Josh McDaniels is a name you hear, although he might want to wait for a better opening.


Jaguars at Titans Betting Story Lines


As mediocre-to-bad as these teams are, the AFC South is still very winnable for both. Houston leads at 4-3 and is the +100 betting favorite, but are you ready to wager on Brock Osweiler doing anything positive? Indianapolis (3-4) is at +225 but seriously flawed everywhere but quarterback. Tennessee is +400 for the division and Jacksonville +800.


Tennessee (3-4) could find itself in a three-way tie for the division lead by Sunday evening with a win here as the Texans certainly could lose at home Sunday on a short week against improving Detroit. The Titans let one get away Sunday against the visiting Colts. Marcus Mariota tied the game at 20 early in the fourth on a 7-yard TD pass to Delanie Walker and the Titans took the lead 23-20 with six minutes to go on a Ryan Succop 48-yard kick. But then the Colts scored two TDs in eight game seconds: a 7-yard Andrew Luck TD pass with 1:55 to go and a Robert Mathis 14-yard TD fumble return of a Mariota strip sack with 1:47 left. The Titans just don't know yet how to win close games consistently -- or beat Luck, who is unbeaten against them as a starter. Mariota still shows signs of being a very good pro quarterback as he didn't throw a pick and had two TD passes, including one to left tackle Taylor Lewan. Mariota has eight TD passes, tied with Matthew Stafford and Tom Brady for the NFL lead the past three weeks with a 113.1 rating and 138 yards rushing. Mariota is a definite keeper.


The Titans are one of the NFL's best rushing teams behind DeMarco Murray, a steal from Philly this offseason in an Eagles salary dump. He had 107 yards and a TD on 25 carries vs. the Colts, his third 100-yard game of the year. He's third in the NFL in rushing. The team has gotten away from rookie Derrick Henry, who looked great in the postseason. He has just 13 carries combined the past four games.


Tennessee had a few guys come out of the Colts game banged up: left guard Quinton Spain is going to miss perhaps a month with a knee issue, cornerback Perrish Cox will miss this week with a concussion, while receiver Tajae Sharpe (knee), tight end Walker (chest) and safety Rashad Johnson (neck) are in question.


The Jaguars (2-4) might beat themselves more than any team in the NFL, and that's on the head coach. In Sunday's 33-16 home loss to Oakland, the team was out of control at times with a few personal foul penalties and a fight. The Jags turned it over three times and had 13 penalties for 112 yards. Bortles wasn't very good, going 23-for-43 for 246 yards, one TD (in garbage time) and two picks (one early in the game into triple coverage in the end zone). It was his NFL-high 13th game with multiple picks since 2014.


I did think Jacksonville could win the AFC South this year because Bortles exploded for franchise records of 4,428 yards and 35 touchdowns in 2015. But he still had turnover problems with 18 picks and two fumbles. He has 11 giveaways this year and is one of the lowest-rated QBs in the NFL, including the worst on third down. I don't get it as he has two excellent receivers in Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns and a good tight end in Julius Thomas.


But the team can't run the ball (second-to-last in the NFL) and his offensive line isn't great. Bradley felt compelled to say Bortles remains his starter, but there's no point in going to journeyman backup Chad Henne. The Jaguars did lose nose tackle Roy Miller to a season-ending torn Achilles' tendon in the Raiders loss.


Jaguars at Titans Betting Odds and Trends


Tennessee is a 3-point favorite (-125) with a total of 44.5. On the moneyline, the Titans are -175 and the Jaguars +155. On the alternate lines, the Titans are -2.5 (-150) and -3.5 (+100). Jacksonville is 3-3 against the spread (1-1 on road) and 4-2 "over/under" (1-1 on road). Tennessee is 2-5 ATS (0-4 at home) and 5-2 O/U (3-1 at home).


The Jags are 6-2-1 ATS in their past nine vs. the AFC South. The Titans are 0-4-1 ATS in their past five at home vs. teams with a losing road record. The over is 9-3 in Jacksonville's past 12 after a loss. The over is 6-1-1 in Tennessee's past eight after a loss. The Jags are 8-1-2 ATS in the past 11 meetings. The under is 4-1 in the past five.


Jaguars at Titans Betting Prediction


These teams probably will split the season series because that's what they have done each of the past seven years. The Jags have won the past two vs. Tennessee on Thursday but at home. I like the Jacksonville roster better overall, but Mariota is most trustworthy under center than Bortles is. And you know the Titans can run the ball. Give the 2.5 points and go under.

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Week 8 NFL


Thursday Game


Jaguars (2-4) @ Titans (3-4)— Tennessee is 1-3 at home, with the win 28-26 over winless Browns; they are 0-3 as home favorites this year, 2-9-1 in last 12 tries overall, Titans are 3-12-1 in last 16 games with spread of 3 or less points, 0-3 this year. Jaguars are 6-11 under Bradley in games with spread of 3 or less; they’re 7-10-1 in last 18 games as a road dog, 1-1 this year. Jax is 2-4 and they were down 13-0 in 4th quarter in one of the wins. Teams are 7-7 in last 14 meetings, eight of last 10 were decided by 6 or less points. Jaguars lost four of last five visits here, with three of four losses by 6 or less points. NFL-wide, home favorites are 6-12-1 vs spread in divisional games this year. Last four Titan games went over total; over is 4-2 in Jags’ last six games.

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Tech Trends - Week 8
By Bruce Marshall


Thursday, Oct. 27


JACKSONVILLE at TENNESSEE (NFL Network, 8:30 p.m. ET)
Jags 8-2-1 vs. line last 11 in series. Titans “over” 8-2 last 10 since late LY and Jags “over” 12-6 last 18. Titans 2-8-1 last 11 as Nashville chalk.
Tech Edge: Jags and “over,” based on team and “totals” trends.

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'AFC South basement dwellers clash'


This mid-week game between Jaguars and Titans insn't likely to garner much attention from those with a penchant towards sports gaming. But, if your so inclined a few betting nuggets to ponder. Jaguars have a 2-4 ATS slide away vs a division opponent, 2-5-1 ATS stretch vs a team off a loss, 2-4-1 ATS skid as road underdogs vs a team off a loss. On a possitive note, Jaguars have been good bets in this series cashing four of six tickets (4-0-2 ATS), eight of the last eleven (8-1-2 ATS) and since TNF went into full swing in 2012, Jaguars are 3-1 SU/ATS in four Thursday appearances. On the other side, Titans not a peg to hang your hopes on in front of the home audience are 2-12-1 ATS last 15 at home, a money-burning 1-16-2 ATS L19 vs a division rival, 1-14-2 ATS off a loss playing a division opponent the next game and have yet to win/cover in three Thursday attempt. Titans 0-7-1 against the betting line as home chalk got to like the +3.0 points currently being offered on Jaguars at Sportsbooks.

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StatFox Super Situations


NFL*|*JACKSONVILLE*at*TENNESSEE
Play Against - Favorites of 3.5 to 10 points (TENNESSEE) after having won 2 out of their last 3 games, a marginal losing team (40% to 49%) playing a bad team (25-40%)
29-8*since 1997.**(*78.4%*|*20.2 units*)

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Preview: Jacksonville at Tennessee

When: 8:25 PM ET, Thursday, October 27, 2016
Where: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee

The Jacksonville Jaguars and host Tennessee Titans entertained loftier expectations this season, but both sputtering AFC South rivals can see a ray of optimism through the gloom and doom as they enter Thursday's contest at Nissan Stadium. Despite losing both division clashes, the host Titans are just one game removed from first-place Houston while the cellar-dwelling Jaguars are 1 1/2 games away from the penthouse.

Jacksonville's Blake Bortles tossed a career-high five touchdown passes in a 42-39 setback to Tennessee on Dec. 6, with Allen Robinson reeling in three of those scoring strikes to highlight his 10-catch, 153-yard performance. Bortles and Robinson are struggling significantly this season, however, with the former accounting for 11 turnovers (nine interceptions) and the latter underscoring his tough campaign with two catches for nine yards in Sunday's 33-16 setback versus Oakland. Marcus Mariota has eight touchdown passes in his last three games and nearly guided Tennessee to its third straight victory on Sunday before a fourth-quarter collapse resulted in a 34-26 loss to Indianapolis. The second overall pick of the 2015 draft, Mariota became the only player in NFL history to have at least 250 passing yards with three touchdowns and more than 100 rushing yards in a single game in his last encounter with the Jaguars.

TV: 8:25 p.m. ET, NFL Network. LINE: Titans -3.5. O/U: 44

ABOUT THE JAGUARS (2-4): Jacksonville's offense has been slowed by its 30th-ranked rushing attack (76.7 yards per game) and league-worst third-down conversion rate (27.6) to reside 24th in scoring (19.5 points per contest). T.J. Yeldon leads the Jaguars with only 200 yards rushing, although the second-year running back amassed 136 yards from scrimmage (79 receiving, 57 rushing) and a touchdown in his last meeting with the Titans. Tight end Julius Thomas is aiming to record his third touchdown in as many games versus Tennessee and fifth in six outings against a division representative.

ABOUT THE TITANS (3-4): DeMarco Murray has been Tennessee's primary source of offense, as the 28-year-old has rushed for an NFL third-best 633 yards while his 27 receptions are tops on his own team. The Titans' ground attack could be in question as Quinton Spain (knee) is expected to miss two games, and fellow guard Brian Schwenke didn't distinguish himself after being beaten by his man that resulted in a late fumble by Mariota in the loss to the Colts. Tight end Delanie Walker, who has a team-leading 330 yards receiving and three touchdowns, has reeled in 16 receptions for 201 yards and a score in his last two meetings with Jacksonville.

EXTRA POINTS

1. Jacksonville has been slow out of the blocks this season, with four of its six games resulting in a double-digit deficit prior to halftime.

2. Tennessee LB Brian Orakpo's seven sacks are third-best in the league.

3. The Jaguars placed Roy Miller (torn right Achilles) on injured reserve Tuesday and promoted fellow DT Richard Ash from the practice squad.

PREDICTION: Jaguars 26, Titans 21

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Trends - Jacksonville at Tennessee


ATS Trends


Jacksonville
•Jaguars are 4-1-1 ATS in their last 6 games after allowing more than 30 points in their previous game.
• Jaguars are 3-1-1 ATS in their last 5 games following a double-digit loss at home.
• Jaguars are 6-2-1 ATS in their last 9 vs. AFC South.
• Jaguars are 4-10-1 ATS in their last 15 games in Week 8.
• Jaguars are 1-3-1 ATS in their last 5 games following a ATS loss.
• Jaguars are 1-3-1 ATS in their last 5 road games.



Tennessee
•Titans are 16-35-3 ATS in their last 54 games after allowing more than 250 yards passing in their previous game.
• Titans are 15-33-3 ATS in their last 51 vs. AFC South.
• Titans are 14-34-3 ATS in their last 51 home games.
• Titans are 16-39-5 ATS in their last 60 games on grass.
• Titans are 9-23-1 ATS in their last 33 games after allowing more than 350 total yards in their previous game.
• Titans are 13-38-5 ATS in their last 56 vs. AFC.
• Titans are 2-6 ATS in their last 8 games in October.
• Titans are 12-36-3 ATS in their last 51 games overall.
• Titans are 6-20-2 ATS in their last 28 games following a straight up loss.
• Titans are 2-7-1 ATS in their last 10 games following a ATS loss.
• Titans are 5-18-3 ATS vs. a team with a losing record.
• Titans are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games in Week 8.
• Titans are 1-4-1 ATS in their last 6 games after allowing less than 90 yards rushing in their previous game.
• Titans are 1-9-2 ATS in their last 12 games after allowing more than 30 points in their previous game.
• Titans are 0-4-1 ATS in their last 5 home games vs. a team with a losing road record.


OU Trends


Jacksonville
•Over is 5-1 in Jaguars last 6 games in October.
• Over is 5-1 in Jaguars last 6 games after accumulating more than 350 total yards in their previous game.
• Over is 4-1 in Jaguars last 5 games following a double-digit loss at home.
• Over is 9-3 in Jaguars last 12 games following a straight up loss.
• Over is 6-2 in Jaguars last 8 vs. AFC.
• Over is 8-3 in Jaguars last 11 games following a straight up loss of more than 14 points.
• Over is 5-2 in Jaguars last 7 vs. a team with a losing record.
• Over is 5-2 in Jaguars last 7 games after allowing more than 30 points in their previous game.
• Over is 5-2 in Jaguars last 7 games following a ATS loss.
• Under is 5-2 in Jaguars last 7 games in Week 8.
• Over is 11-5 in Jaguars last 16 games on grass.



Tennessee
•Over is 4-0 in Titans last 4 games overall.
• Over is 5-0-1 in Titans last 6 vs. a team with a losing record.
• Over is 4-0 in Titans last 4 games on grass.
• Over is 4-0 in Titans last 4 vs. AFC.
• Over is 5-0 in Titans last 5 vs. AFC South.
• Over is 7-1-1 in Titans last 9 games following a ATS loss.
• Over is 6-1-1 in Titans last 8 games following a straight up loss.
• Over is 5-1-1 in Titans last 7 home games.
• Over is 4-1 in Titans last 5 games after allowing more than 250 yards passing in their previous game.
• Over is 18-7-1 in Titans last 26 games after allowing more than 350 total yards in their previous game.
• Under is 5-2 in Titans last 7 games after allowing more than 30 points in their previous game.
• Over is 33-15-3 in Titans last 51 home games vs. a team with a losing road record.
• Over is 41-20-1 in Titans last 62 games in October.


Head to Head


•Jaguars are 8-1-2 ATS in their last 11 meetings.
• Under is 4-1 in the last 5 meetings.
• Jaguars are 4-1-1 ATS in their last 6 meetings in Tennessee.
• Over is 3-1-1 in the last 5 meetings in Tennessee.