Monday Night Football Preview: Titans-Texans Spread, Analysis, Pick
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Monday Night Football Preview
Tennessee Titans (3-6) at Houston Texans (5-4)
- Titans-Texans Date: Monday, November 23rd
- Titans-Texans Kickoff Time: 8:30
- Titans-Texans TV Network: ESPN
- Titans-Texans Announcers: Mike Tirico, Ron Jaworski, and Jon Gruden
- Titans-Texans Point Spread: Texans -4.5
- Titans-Texans Over-Under: 48
- Titans-Texans Spread Pick by Jerod: A few weeks ago this did not look like such a fun game. Now that Houston is a game out of the AFC Wild Card, and Vince Young has made the Titans competitive again, this should be a really entertaining game. First bit of advice: take the over. You’ve got Chris Johnson on the same field as Matt Schaub and Andre Johnson. There will be scoring. I don’t think Tennessee is a world beater by any means, but this is still a team that went 13-3 last year and that is playing much better now with Vince Young at QB. And do you really trust Houston yet? I don’t. Titans-Texans free pick: Titans +4.5
Titans-Texans Analysis
After the Titans fell to 0-6, like many football fans, I let out a sigh and lamented, “How could it have gone so wrong, so quickly?”
Three wins later, the answer to what was wrong appears to have been Kerry Collins. During the Titans six-game losing streak, their fans were quick to excuse Collins’ consistently putrid performances as a function of the team’s “lack of weapons.”
With Vince Young now behind the helm however, this “weaponless” offense has begun to produce.
