Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans Prediction NFL Picks 11/24/24

Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Tennessee Titans

Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Houston Texans

Recent betting trends in games played between the Titans and Texans

A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for the Titans vs Texans game

Tennessee Titans Betting Preview

This year the Titans started out on a rough stretch with losses to the Bears, Jets, and Packers. After a win over the Dolphins, Tennessee lost three straight to the Colts, Bills, and Lions. The next pair were a win over the Patriots and a loss to the Chargers.

On Sunday versus the Vikings, the Titans fell behind 16-3 by halftime and eventually lost 23-13 despite a better stretch from there. Tennessee’s Will Levis threw for 295 yards, one TD, and one interception. Levis also led an anemic rush with seven carries for 18 yards.

Houston Texans Betting Preview

Over on the Texans’ side, they went 5-1 over their first six games, taking wins versus the Colts, Bears, Jaguars, Bills, and Patriots in that time. Houston would then lose to the Packers, then beat the Colts before two more losses to the Jets and Lions.

In their Monday night game versus Dallas, Houston was up by a modest 17-10 by halftime. The Texans owned the second half, however, posting 17 unanswered points in a 34-10 win. CJ Stroud threw for 257 yards and a pick, but the real hero was Joe Mixon and his 20 carries for 109 yards and three rush scores.

Total Points Facts

• Each of the Texans' last seven Sunday games as home favorites has gone UNDER the total points line.
• Nine of the last 10 games between teams from the same division have gone UNDER the total points line.
• Each of the Titans' last four November games as underdogs against AFC South opponents has gone OVER the total points line.

Houston Texans Player Prop Facts

• Joe Mixon has scored at least one touchdown in 12 of his last 13 regular season appearances against AFC South opponents.
• C.J. Stroud has recorded 260+ passing yards in eight of the Texans' last nine Sunday games as home favorites.
• Stefon Diggs has recorded 75+ rushing and receiving yards in each of his last five appearances with the Texans as favorites.
• Joe Mixon has recorded 102+ rushing yards in each of his last four appearances with his team as a favorite against AFC opponents.
• Nico Collins has recorded 78+ receiving yards in each of his last six Sunday appearances with the Texans as favorites.
• C.J. Stroud has thrown two or more touchdowns in three of the Texans' last four home games in November.
• C.J. Stroud has recorded 20+ completions in each of the Texans' last eight Sunday games as favorites.
• Heading into Week 12, Ka'imi Fairbairn ranks 1st in the NFL in 50+ yard field goals made (11) this season.

Tennessee Titans Player Prop Facts

• Calvin Ridley has scored a touchdown in each of his four previous Week 12 appearances.
• Tyler Boyd has recorded 19+ rushing and receiving yards in 12 of his 13 previous regular-season appearances against AFC South opponents.
• Tony Pollard has recorded 55+ rushing yards in each of his last five appearances against division opponents.
• Tyler Boyd has recorded 16+ receiving yards in each of his 13 previous regular-season appearances against AFC South opponents.

Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans Prediction

I’ll lean toward the Texans. On Monday Houston posted 391 total yards (250 passing) and 21 first downs in a pretty nice overall effort against a struggling Dallas squad. The Texans' defense gave up points in only the second quarter and the whole team finished strong with a couple of unanswered fourth-quarter scores to cap things off. That makes 22 or more points in seven of the last eight games for Houston, and it was a nice bounce-back after a tough loss to Detroit.

As for Tennessee, they’re coming off a sloppy game against the Vikings with 13 penalties for 91 yards. The Titans mustered 294 yards on offense (33 rushing) with just 11 first downs and a tepid 6-of-15 on third-down conversions. Tennessee hasn’t gotten past 20 points for six straight games, a 1-5 stretch. It’s hard to imagine the offense waking up for this one.