Titans vs. Ravens Betting Line – Fantasy Value for Joe Flacco, Steve Smith

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

8 November, 2014

Gambling911.com has your Titans vs. Ravens betting line, courtesy of Bookmaker.eu where you can claim up to $2500 in FREE CASH here.

The line on this game was -10 Baltimore with some books going to -10.5. Tennessee has only won two games so far this season and is 2-5-1 Against The Spread whereas the Ravens are a game above .500 Straight Up and 4-4 ATS. The last time these two teams met in 2011, Tennessee beat Baltimore 26-13 at home. The Ravens are the 2^nd most wagered on side this weekend, seeing 78% of the action.

On the fantasy front, the Titans have allowed 241 passing yards per game this season, which is decent, but have only faced one quarterback in the top 10 for passing yards. Baltimore’s Joe Flacco ranks 6th.

With Tennessee having allowed at least 84 yards to opposing No. 1 wideouts in every game this season, this should set up a struggling Ravens wideout Steve Smith nicely .

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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