Analyzing Commanders vs. Titans game with odds and lines, predictions and best bets.
The Washington Commanders (7-5) host the Tennessee Titans (3-8) in Week 13 action from Northwest Stadium. The Commanders hope to snap a three-game losing streak before finally hitting their bye next week.
Despite its recent struggles, Washington still has one of the NFL’s top offenses. However, the team will be without two key performers: running back Austin Ekeler, who is now on injured reserve, and right tackle Andrew Wylie, who will miss Sunday’s game. The Commanders will also have to deal with Tennessee’s No. 2-ranked defense.
Below are the latest odds and our final score prediction for Sunday.
Commanders vs. Titans game odds:
All NFL Odds via BetMGM:
- Point spread: Commanders -6 (-110) / Titans +6 (-110)
- Money line: Commanders -275 / Titans +220
- Over-under: 44.5 (O: -110 / U: -110)
Commanders vs. Titans injury updates:
- Commanders CB Marshon Lattimore: Doubtful (hamstring)
- Commanders RT Andrew Wylie: Out (concussion)
- Commanders RB Austin Ekeler: Out (concussion, placed on IR)
- Titans OT Leroy Watson: Out (back)
- Titans CB Chidobe Awuzie: Out (groin)
Commanders vs. Titans prediction, pick:
Bryan Manning:
This game looks much different now than it would have a few weeks ago. The Commanders were rolling, and the Titans looked lost. Over the last three weeks, Tennessee has played much better behind second-year quarterback Will Levis. Meanwhile, Jayden Daniels and Washington’s offense isn’t playing at the same level as it was during the first half of the season. On Sunday, the Commanders face a stingy Titans defense. Daniels will find a way to get it done and end Washington’s three-game skid. Commanders 20, Titans 16
Ivan Lambert:
The Commanders come into the game averaging 27.8 points per game, while the Titans have only been able to generate 18.4.
Jayden Daniels has certainly had a much better season than the Titans’ Will Levis. This is illustrated in the Commanders passing for 222.8 yards per game, while the Titans have managed 183.7.
With Austin Ekeler on injured reserve and Brian Robinson injured again last week, Robinson will not be 100 percent.
Thus, Jeremy McNichols and Chris Rodriguez must be ready to step up and produce. The Commanders have been averaging 147.8 rushing yards this season. While the Titans have only been managing to produce 118.4.
The question will be, what kind of rushing attack can the Commanders generate? If they can’t accomplish a good rushing threat, the Titans’ pass rush will have more success against Daniels. Commanders 20, Titans 17
Serena Burks: Earlier this season, the conversation would have been very different if these two teams had met. Jayden Daniels took the league by storm, and Will Levis looked like he didn’t belong. Now, though, both teams look different. The Titans are on an upswing, while the Commanders have lost three in a row. The Titans’ stout defense will do everything in its power to stop Jayden Daniels, but the truth is, if they can take away his weapons and force Daniels to do it on his own, the Titans have a strong chance of winning. Still, the Commanders are at home and desperate to keep their playoff hopes alive. It will be a fun game to watch and it will probably be close in the end, but the Commanders will pull it off at home. Commanders 27, Titans 24
Commanders vs. Titans channel, start time, streaming:
The Commanders vs. Titans game starts at 1:00 p.m. ET and can be seen on CBS.
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