SEASON FORECASTS AND FUTURES PICKS

Before Andrew Luck retired the simulations had the Titans winning the AFC South just 15 percent of the time. That jumped to well over 20 percent with the retirement. Their odds to win it all are 50/1, 2% (#20). They are not a good bet to win the Super Bowl. Their 0.5% chance is #19 in the league. In simulations, they win the AFC 1.5% of the time and are not a good value at 25/1, 3.8%. The Titans are averaging 7.4 wins per sim so we recommend betting them to come under 8 wins. At +150 the Titans are not a good value to make the playoffs with a 29.4% chance. Their odds of winning their division are 13/4, 23.5%. They win the division in 23.2% of simulations. Their average wins per simulation puts them at #8 in the AFC.

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REGULAR SEASON RECAP AND UPCOMING GAMES

Their 9-7 record last season was way ahead of what was expected of them. Their expected win percentage was just 47%. They went 8-8 against the spread (-80 loss). They went over 8 times and came in under 8 times. In their next game vs the Browns they are only winning 32% of the simulations. The table below shows their upcoming games, their simulation based win percentage and their recent head to head record (WL, ATS, OU).

TEAM OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE STATS WITH LEAGUE RANKINGS

They are a very poor scoring team based on points per game. They are the #25 ranked team based on yards per play and the #23 ranked team based on offensive TD per play. They are an elite scoring defense, despite a relatively low yards per play allowed rank.

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TEAM FANTASY LEADERS

The table below show the most valuable fantasy players on the team led by Delanie Walker who is projected to be the #9 TE. The Better Option column shows the player directly above him and the Better Than column shows the player directly below him in the projected position rankings.