Last Updated on October 31, 2023 2:59 pm by Erwin Noguera
The Pittsburgh Steelers are once again playing at home and Week 9 puts them up against a win-hungry opponent, the Tennessee Titans, who are far from first place in their division.
The Titans are coming off an important 28-23 win over the Atlanta Falcons, so they are third in the South division with a 3-4 record.
The Steelers lost in their last outing 20-10 to the Jacksonville Jaguars, so they are second with a 4-3 record.
When:
Thursday, November 2 at 8:15 pm ET in Heinz Field
Moneyline odds:
Titans +132
Steelers -150
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Why Bet on the Titans?
The Tennessee Titans are a mid-tier NFL team, with no major pretensions in the fight for top honors.
However, they are coming off a 28-23 win over the Atlanta Falcons, in a great night for quarterback Will Levis, who completed 19 of 29 passes, with 238 air yards and four touchdown passes.
Levis confirmed that his selection has been a success for Tennessee, which has one of the greatest talents in the future of the NFL, even if this is not enough to qualify for the postseason this year.
Although he did not score, Derrick Henry managed 22 carries and 101 yards, but the one who took the plaudits of the day against the Falcons was DeAndre Hopkins, with three touchdowns, four receptions, and 128 yards, averaging 32 per rushing opportunity.
The Titans have a 3-4 record and are third in the American Conference South division, far behind the leader, the Jacksonville Jaguars (6-2).
For the Titans, three players are confirmed absentees, Josh Whyle, Roger McCreary, and Ruan Tannehill. Joe Jones and Chris Hubbard are questionable.
Why Bet on the Steelers?
The Pittsburgh Steelers are considered one of the teams that can fight to qualify for the postseason, although for now, they have a record that could put them in trouble, with four wins and three losses.
Precisely, in their last performance they succumbed 10-20 against the Jacksonville Jaguars, with the terrible news of the injury of their quarterback Kenny Pickett.
The replacement was Mitchell Trubisky, who did not have a great night, as the rivals intercepted two passes, while he completed 15 of 27 attempts, with 138 yards and an assist for a touchdown.
But overall, the offense felt the loss of Pickett, while the defense could not contain Trevor Lawrence’s Jaguars, although they intercepted the ball once.
The Pittsburgh franchise is second in the North Division of the American Conference, with a 4-3 record. The leaders are the Baltimore Ravens with a 6-2 record.
Pickett is currently listed as questionable for the game against the Titans, according to head coach Mike Tomlin. Cornerback Levi Wallace is out for sure.
Final Betting Analysis: Titans at Steelers
With the possibility that quarterback Kenny Pickett could be available in front of his home crowd in Pittsburgh, the Steelers should take the win against a team that is in limbo in the American Conference as the Titans.
The numbers at MyBookie.ag have the Steelers as favorites, as the Moneyline for them shows -150. Meanwhile, the Titans have +132.
The last time this game was played was in 2021 and the win went to the Steelers 19-13.
Go for a straight win in the Steelers’ Moneyline. If you bet $100 at -150, you will gain $66 for a total payout of $166.
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