Colts-Titans Betting Line has Indianapolis at -3 Despite 0-2 Start

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The Colts-Titans betting line was coming in at -3 with a few books listing Tennessee as +3.5 underdogs.  BetOnline had the Colts at -3. 

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Sure, Marcus Mariota had a brilliant Week 1 followed by a dud.  But that first game could provide us with a glimpse of what Mariota is capable of this season.  He’ll also face a Colts team that is 0-2 to start 2015. 

The problem of course is that Indianapolis has managed to beat Tennessee in their last seven meetings, all but one by more than the current spread.

Gamblers may want to hone in on the UNDER for this game with a total of 45.5.  The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Indianapolis's last 5 games and 4 of Tennessee’s last 6.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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