What Is The Payout If The Arizona Cardinals Win Versus The Tennessee Titans Week 1

The Arizona Cardinals comes into Tennessee as a +3 dogs at some books.  The payout on the moneyline is $155 for every $100 bet at Americas Bookie.

The Cardinals could be one of the NFL's biggest surprises this season.  Oddsmakers have Arizona winning at least 8 regular season games with the OVER priced at -110. A Super Bowl win pays out $4000 on a $100 bet.

Make no mistake about it, this team will make or break based on how Kyler Murray performs this season. He will also be supported by a group of veteran players who have been in the league for 10 or more years.

From Vinnie Iyer of Sporting News:

"The Cardinals and Titans had various run defense issues last season. Some of those will be cleaned up, but this game will live up to the high-scoring hype with Kyler Murray and Derrick Henry as the centerpieces. Arizona has more impact players to contain Ryan Tannehill and Tennessee's play-action based passing game, while Tennessee will struggle on the back end vs. DeAndre Hopkins, a rejuvenated A.J. Green and others. J.J. Watt ensures his new team doesn't lose against a familiar AFC South foe."

Mike Lukas of WSN writes:

"The Arizona Cardinals showed flashes of brilliance last season but ended up at .500 thanks in part to their inability to stop the run, something that had best be fixed by Week 1, but now QB Kyler Murray has A.J. Green and DeAndre Hopkins to throw to while free agent DE J.J. Watt and company will do their best to handle Derrick Henry. The Tennessee Titans now have perennial All-Pro WR Julio Jones on their roster, which doesn’t seem fair since they also have RB Derrick Henry, arguably the best at his position in the league, though to win in Week 1 they will have to shut down some powerful Arizona playmakers after dealing with several starters recently on the Covid-19 reserve list including QB Ryan Tannehill. Take the Cardinals and the points here since they now have the means – J.J. Watt – to stop Henry’s late-game bulldozing."

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com