Titans vs. Browns Betting Line, Daily Fantasy NFL Picks: Mariota Only $6K

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Gambling911.com has your Titans vs. Browns betting line and Daily Fantasy Sports picks for Week 2.

The Titans entered the season as favorites to win no more than 5 regular season games.  In Week 1, Tennessee rookie starting quarterback Marcus Mariota got to work immediately with 209 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT, 6 rush yards, all amounting to 24.96 fantasy points.  Against the Cleveland Browns, Mariota does make for an enticing Daily Fantasy NFL pick.  Whether he can repeat that feat of Week 1 remains to be seen.

In the end, the gamble is worth it as Mariota comes in priced at just $6K.

Oddsmakers took notice and made Tennessee a -1 point favorite in Cleveland.   They have since risen to -2 at some books.  The Titans continue to get pounded by the betting public as well, giving oddsmakers the second most exposure after New England in Week 2.  

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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