Titans vs. Giants Prediction: NFL Week 3 Betting Odds and Picks
Tennessee fell to 0-2 with a 24-20 loss to Philadelphia despite leading late in the fourth quarter. Cam Ward threw for 183 yards and added two rushing touchdowns before the Eagles scored the winner with nine seconds remaining.
New York dropped to 1-1 after Monday’s 28-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. But losing Jaxson Dart to a knee injury on the opening drive was the bigger concern. The second-year quarterback’s status for the coming weeks remains uncertain.
Titans vs. Giants Kickoff, Weather, TV, Streaming Info
Early forecasts call for mid-60s temperatures, a slight chance of rain, and winds around 15 mph.
In Canada, Titans vs. Giants kicks off Sunday at 1 p.m. ET and is available to stream nationwide on DAZN through NFL Game Pass. Select Sunday afternoon games may also air on CTV depending on regional coverage.
NFL Betting Odds, Point Spread, Trends
Despite Dart’s injury, New York is currently a 2.5-point home favourite, with the Giants at -167 on the moneyline. Tennessee is +120, while the total is 39.5 points.
Tennessee has scored just 30 points through two games, but Ward showed improvement against the Eagles. The Titans also set up a touchdown with Amani Hooker’s 92-yard interception return.
New York’s offence looked dramatically different without Dart on Monday, finishing with just 182 total yards.
NFL Player Odds and Props
Cam Ward over 194.5 passing yards (-115)
Ward has thrown for 323 yards through two games, but his 194.5-yard line presents a relatively modest target. New York allowed Matthew Stafford to throw for 327 yards and four touchdowns on Monday.
Tony Pollard anytime touchdown (+160)
Pollard has yet to reach the end zone this season, but he remains Tennessee’s primary back. His workload and the +160 price make him an appealing option against a Giants’ defence coming off a difficult night against Los Angeles.
Cam Skattebo anytime touchdown (+115)
Skattebo could become even more important if Dart is sidelined. A heavier reliance on the running game could give him additional opportunities around the goal line against Tennessee.
Malik Nabers anytime touchdown (+170)
Nabers remains New York’s most dangerous receiving threat, and his importance should only increase if Jameis Winston takes over at QB. The +170 price offers value if Winston looks toward his top receiver in scoring territory.
Tennessee Titans
The Titans came painfully close to upsetting Philadelphia, taking a 20-17 lead late before allowing the decisive touchdown.
Ward completed 13 of 20 passes without an interception and showed another dimension with his two rushing scores.
Tennessee now heads on the road still searching for its first victory of the season.
New York Giants
Dart threw for 230 yards and three touchdowns in New York’s season-opening win over Dallas before lasting only seven snaps Monday.
Winston struggled after replacing him, and the Giants managed only 52 rushing yards against Los Angeles after producing 165 in Week 1.
New York must also monitor left tackle Andrew Thomas and edge rusher Brian Burns after both suffered injuries on Monday.
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