Tennessee at Cincinnati

Tennessee led Cleveland 14-0 last Sunday, tied it 24-24 with 58 seconds left, and lost 27-24 on a field goal as time expired. The Titans are 1-6. Cincinnati, which is 4-2, trailed Baltimore 13-0 at halftime that day, then scored 35 points in the second half on four Joe Burrow touchdown passes. Tennessee's defense is where that kind of production comes from. Cleveland gained 491 yards and scored 27 against it, and the Titans traded defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons to the Bears this week. Tennessee's offense has held up its end. It scored 26 against Indianapolis and 24 against Cleveland, and Tony Pollard ran for 129 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries in the Cleveland game with Calvin Ridley and Tyjae Spears both out. Three of Tennessee's last four games were decided by six points or fewer. The other was a 26-3 loss to Houston, and the Titans have averaged 25 points in the two games since. Points from the Titans keep the margin down and push the total up, so one driver carries both tickets. I'm on Tennessee with the points and the full-game OVER on Sunday afternoon.