Titans Super Bowl 59 Odds: November 20, 2024
The Titans Super Bowl odds are +100000 per DraftKings Sportsbook. Currently, the Titans are tied with the longest odds to win the Super Bowl. Below you'll find additional futures markets for the Titans which will be continuously updated.
| 👑 Titans Odds to Win Super Bowl | +100000 |
| 🏆 Titans Odds to Win AFC | +100000 |
| ⭐ Odds to Win AFC South | +5000 |
| 🔥 Odds to Make Playoffs | +3000 |
No matter how you slice it, oddsmakers are not expecting much from the Titans this season. They have the longest odds to win the AFC South. If the list of Titans injuries can stay short and they go on a run, they may have a shot at competing at the very least a wild card in 2024.
Latest Updates Impacting Titans Odds to Win Super Bowl
Stay tuned here for news that could impact the Tennessee Titans Super Bowl odds.
- 🗓️ November 10: The Titans dropped another game, this time to the Los Angeles Chargers 27-17. Tennessee fell to 2-7.
- 🗓️ November 3: The Titans' OT win against the Patriots improved their record to 2-6 but their Super Bowl odds didn't approve.
- 🗓️ October 27: Tennessee lost to the Detroit Lions, falling to 1-6.
- 🗓️ October 20: The Titans fell to the Buffalo Bills, dropping to 1-5.
- 🗓️ October 13: The Titans lost to the Indianapolis Colts, falling to 1-4.
- 🗓️ September 30: Tennessee finally earns its first win of 2024 with a 31-12 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football.
- 🗓️ September 22: Former Titans QB Malik Willis and the Packers defeated the Titans on their home field in Week 3, 30-14.
- 🗓️ September 15: The Titans lost yet another close game 24-17, this time to the Jets in Week 2.
- 🗓️ September 8: The Titans lost a close one 24-17 against the Chicago Bears in Week 1.
- 🗓️ May 15: The Tennessee Titans' schedule was revealed. They will kick off their season against the Chicago Bears, and opened as 4.5-point underdogs.
- 📆 April 25-27: The Titans drafted seven players in the 2024 NFL Draft, including OT JC Latham in the first round.
- 📆 March 23: The Titans traded a 2024 7th and 2025 third-round pick for Chiefs' corner L'Jarius Sneed.
- 📆 March 15: It's the end of an era as longtime Titan Derrick Henry will not be rejoining the team as he signs with the Ravens in free agency.
- 📆 March 15: The Titans make a huge splash by landing free agent wide receiver Calvin Ridley. Ridley is signed to a 4-year, $92 million contract with $50 million guaranteed. The team also signed offensive lineman Saahdiq Charles and quarterback Mason Rudolph. OL Andre Dillard is released.
- 📆 March 14: Former Cowboys running back Tony Pollard signs with the Titans. Tennessee also adds linebacker Kenneth Murray Jr., cornerback Chidobe Awuzie, and offensive lineman Lloyd Cushenberry.
- 📆 February 5: The Titans announce the hiring of Nick Holz as offensive coordinator and Dennard Wilson as defensive coordinator.
- 📆 January 24: The Titans hire former Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan to fill the vacant head coach position.
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Tennessee Titans 2024 Schedule and Betting Lines
| 📆 Week 1 at Chicago Bears | Titans (0-1) lose 24-17 |
| 📆 Week 2 vs. New York Jets | Titans (0-2) lose 24-17 |
| 📆 Week 3 vs. Green Bay Packers | Titans (0-3) lose 14-30 |
| 📆 Week 4 at Miami Dolphins | Titans (1-3) win 31-12 |
| 📆 Week 5 | BYE |
| 📆 Week 6 vs. Indianapolis Colts | Titans (1-4) lose 20-17 |
| 📆 Week 7 at Buffalo Bills | Titans (1-5) lose 34-10 |
| 📆 Week 8 at Detroit Lions | Titans (1-6) lose 52-14 |
| 📆 Week 9 vs. New England Patriots | Titans (2-6) win 20-17 |
| 📆 Week 10 at Los Angeles Chargers | Titans (2-7) lose 27-17 |
| 📆 Week 11 vs. Minnesota Vikings | TEN +6, ML +205 |
| 📆 Week 12 at Houston Texans | TEN +6, ML +210 |
| 📆 Week 13 at Washington Commanders | TEN +1.5, ML +102 |
| 📆 Week 14 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars | TEN +1.5, ML +102 |
| 📆 Week 15 vs. Cincinnati Bengals | TEN +4.5, ML +180 |
| 📆 Week 16 at Indianapolis Colts | TEN +4, ML +160 |
| 📆 Week 17 at Jacksonville Jaguars | TEN +4, ML +160 |
| 📆 Week 18 vs. Houston Texans | TEN +3, ML +130 |
Tennessee Titans Super Bowl History
The Titans, who started out in 1960 as the Houston Oilers, have played in one Super Bowl in the history of the franchise. They capped the 1999 season, their first as the Tennessee Titans, with a trip to Super Bowl XXXIV where they nearly tied the St. Louis Rams on the final play but came up 1 yard short as linebacker Mike Jones tackled a stretching Kevin Dyson.
Have the Tennessee Titans Ever Won the Super Bowl?
The 1999 Titans made the franchise's only Super Bowl appearance. But a team led by Steve McNair, Eddie George, Bruce Matthews, Frank Wycheck and Jevon Kearse could not break through for the Lombardi trophy despite a valiant comeback. McNair's final pass was to Kevin Dyson short of the end zone, and Mike Jones made a textbook tackle leaving Dyson 1 yard short of a touchdown that, with the extra point, would have tied the game and forced the first overtime in Super Bowl history.
How Many Super Bowls Have the Tennessee Titans Won?
The Titans have never won a Super Bowl, which puts them in a group with the Vikings, Bills, Bengals, Panthers, Falcons, Chargers, Cardinals, Browns, Lions, Texans and Jaguars.
Which Years Did the Tennessee Titans Go to the Super Bowl?
The Titans went to the Super Bowl which capped the 1999 season.
- 1999-2000, Super Bowl XXXIV, St. Louis Rams, loss, 23-16
The Titans lost to the St. Louis Rams, a team known as the Greatest Show on Turf. Tennessee was already without free safety Marcus Robertson, who was hurt in the AFC Championship Game in Jacksonville and lost strong safety Blaine Bishop along the way. Those absences hurt badly on future Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner's 75-yard touchdown throw to Isaac Bruce that provided the winning margin.
That Rams team also featured three other HGall of Famers: Running back Marshall Fault, left tackle Orlando Pace and coach Dick Vermeil.
Titans Hall of Fame offensive lineman Bruce Matthews made his one Super Bowl appearance, as did Steve McNair, Eddie George, Frank Wycheck, and Jevon Kearse.
How Many Times Have the Tennessee Titans Been to the AFC Championship Game?
The Houston Oilers/ Tennessee Titans have been to the AFC Championship Game five times.
The Oilers famously lost back-to-back title games in Pittsburgh to end their seasons. They lost the 1978-79 Championship Game 34-5 at Three Rivers Stadium and made it back a year later to lose the 1979-80 title matchup 27-13.
The Titans won in Jacksonville, 33-14, in the 1999-2000 Championship Game to earn their one Super Bowl appearance.
Since then they lost to the Raiders in Oakland in 2003-04, by a score of 41-24, and at Kansas City in 2019-20 by a score of 35-24.
Tennessee Titans Super Bowl FAQs
The Titans Super Bowl odds are +100000 according to DraftKings Sportsbook.
The Tennessee Titans odds of winning the AFC are +100000 on DraftKings Sportsbook.
The Tennessee Titans odds of winning the AFC South are +5000, per DraftKings Sportsbook. They have the longest odds in the division.
You can bet on the Titans to win the Super Bowl at any of the 11 legal and licensed sportsbooks in Tennessee. At this point of the offseason, however, there may not be futures markets available at every operator. The most popular sportsbooks in Tennessee are BetMGM, Caesars, FanDuel, DraftKings, Fanatics Sportsbook, and Hard Rock Bet.
Author
BetTennessee NFL betting expert Paul Kuharsky is an award-winning newspaper and online writer. Paul has covered the NFL since 1995 and the Oilers-Titans since 1996 for The Oakland Tribune, The Tennessean, ESPN.com, and PaulKuharsky.com. He’s been a regular presence on Nashville radio for 15 years. He’s got two degrees from Columbia University and lives outside Nashville with his wife and son, a 13-year-old baseball player.
