Titans vs. Texans Betting Preview November 24

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Nov/24/2024

The Titans have won just two games this season, but even worse, they've covered in only one.  Tennessee prepares to take on the Houston Texans, a team that is 7-4 Straight Up and at the .500 mark Against The Spread.

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Titans @ Texans

Opening Line - This one opened as high as Houston -9 some books.

Line Trend  - The trend has been -9.5 to -7.5.  Some square books had stayed at -8 ahead of game time.

Sagarin – Sagarin gives us a number of 10.43.

Action Trend – Action is 90% Texans.

Comparables

  • Broncos +9 to +7.5 Chiefs (Chiefs 9.43 On The Money to an Underlay) - 80% action on Chiefs. - Road dog covers.

More Observations

C.J. Stroud is undaunted by criticism he’s received after throwing more interceptions through 11 games this season than he did in 15 starts last year .

 “Shooters have to shoot,” he said. “You live by the sword; you die by the sword. So, I am just going to continue to play — throw anticipation, throw no-looks. I am going to continue to be me. I am going to have fun. If it means I have to throw more picks to get us to win, it is what it is.”

Stroud has seven interceptions this season after throwing five last year. Now he’ll get another test as the AFC South-leading Texans (7-4) return to division play Sunday against the Tennessee Titans (2-8), who rank first in the NFL by allowing just 164.6 yards passing a game.

Joe Mixon

Texans running back Joe Mixon continues to shine in his first season in Houston after a trade from Cincinnati. He had 153 yards of offense and a season-high three touchdowns in Monday night's win and has had at least 100 yards rushing in six of his eight games this season.

Mixon is averaging 95.5 yards rushing a game, which ranks third in the NFL behind Philadelphia’s Saquon Barkley and Baltimore’s Derrick Henry.

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49ers vs. Packers Betting Preview November 24

The 49ers are very much in the thick of things within the NFC West, as are all teams in this division.  Arizona leads 6-5 while the 49ers, Seahawks and Rams each own a record of 5-5.

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