Tennessee at Miami

Tennessee is seeking its first win and this is a good spot as the Dolphins already have lost two quarterbacks to injuries and will start Tyler Huntley, who was signed off the Ravens' practice squad on Sept. 17. Tim Boyle, who is 0-5 as a starter, will be Huntley's backup. The Titans are hoping QB Will Levis will duplicate his Monday night performance last year when he led Tennessee to a 28-27 victory over the Dolphins rallying his team to 15 points in 52 seconds for the comeback win. Levis has been plagued by turnovers this season, but he is learning a new offense with new coach Brian Callahan. The Titans are 5-0-1 ATS their past six games following a double-digit home loss and Miami is 0-6 ATS dating to last season. The Dolphins also are 0-6 ATS after a loss by at least 14 points and they are averaging just 11 points per game. Their past five games have stayed UNDER and the Dolphins are 6-0 UNDER following a loss. Also, Miami is 5-0 UNDER as a favorite of 0.5-3.0 points. Miami's top two receivers, Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, have underperformed so far this season likely due to the quarterback situation. Take the Titans and the UNDER.