Los Angeles Chargers vs Tennessee Titans

Tennessee got off to a 7-3 start this season, but then ran into some tough scheduling and lost to Cincinnati and Philadelphia before being upset by Jacksonville last week when the Jaguars turned four takeaways into 20 points. Derrick Henry did rush for 121 yards, but 119 came in the first half. Los Angeles pulled out a 23-17 victory over Miami, but the Chargers still have lost four of their past seven and two of the wins were close ones against Atlanta and Arizona. Ryan Tannehill finished 25 of 38 for 254 yards against the Jaguars and he expects to play in spite of a minor ankle injury. The Titans still are leading the NFC South and they generally have played well on the road and took Kansas City to overtime on Nov. 6. Tennessee is 5-1 ATS its past six road contests and they are 4-0 ATS their past four games after losing by double digits at home. The Titans have stayed UNDER six of seven versus AFC teams and seven of 10 overall. Tennessee allows 21.2 points per game and the Chargers score 22.7. Take the Titans and the UNDER.

Los Angeles won last year's meeting 20-19 and the Chargers have a chance to get another win over the Titans, who are averaging only 11 points their last five games. Marcus Mariota was benched in his team's loss to Denver after being sacked three times and things didn't get better when Ryan Tannehill replaced him and was sacked four times. Tennessee finished with only 204 total offense yards and star running back Derrick Henry gained 28 yards on 15 carries. The Chargers got off to a bad start again in their 24-17 loss to Pittsburgh and they have been outscored 38-0 in the first half of their last two games. Philip Rivers went 26 of 44 for 320 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions, but the Chargers couldn't get their running game going. The Chargers are 9-1-1 ATS the last 11 meetings and they have covered the spread six of their last eight games after an ATS loss and they are 8-2 ATS their last 10 road games. The Titans are 1-4 ATS their last five games and 0-4 ATS their last four at home and 21-50-4 ATS their last 75 versus AFC teams. Play the Chargers.

The Chargers have won eight of the last nine meetings with Tennessee and they are on a current three-game winning streak following their 38-14 rout of Cleveland. Philip Rivers threw two touchdown passes and Melvin Gordon ran for 132 yards on 18 carries and three TDs. The Chargers feature a balanced offense that has averaged 29.2 points and they are seventh in the NFL in total yards of offense. The Titans are third-to-last in total yards while averaging only 14.5 points and they come off a horrible performance in a 21-0 loss to Baltimore that followed a 13-12 defeat at Buffalo. The Titans were shut out for the first time at home since leaving Houston in 1997 and they have not scored a touchdown in their last eight quarters. That doesn't bode well against a Chargers defense that recorded nine hits and five sacks against Cleveland QB Baker Mayfield and Titans QB Marcus Mariota was sacked 11 times himself by the Ravens. This game is also being played in London. Los Angeles is almost a touchdown favorite but play the Chargers on the moneyline.

Tennessee has gone OVER five games in a row after its 36-22 win over Jacksonville last week. The Titans held a 27-0 halftime lead and then allowed the Jaguars to make it respectable and the game to soar OVER the total. Marcus Mariota completed 18-of-22 passes with two touchdowns and no interceptions and the Titans racked up 494 total offense yards. Tennessee is ninth in the league in total yards gained per game and San Diego is third in scoring with 28.1 points per game. The Chargers have gone OVER four of their last five games, including their 27-19 loss at Denver on Sunday. Philip Rivers was 20-of-47 for 267 yards and two touchdowns, but he threw three interceptions. The Chargers have gone OVER in five of their last six games after a loss and they're allowing 26.5 points per contest. Take the Titans and Chargers to finish OVER the total.