Titans-Patriots Division Playoffs Game - What the Line Should Be

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Titans-Patriots Division Playoffs Game - What the Line Should Be

We got the Titans playing the Patriots in New England Saturday and few people think Tennessee can actually beat the Pats on their home turf.

92% of those betting the money line were backing the Patriots but you'll have to pay $1000 to win $100 at most books.

You have the spread set at -13. 5 favoring New England.  Amazingly there is a half point shade based on the NFL Betting Power Ratings that indicate the line should be New England -13.

Books have been trending towards -13 even with 75% of the action coming in on New England when the line is at -13.5. 

This tells us all we need to know, that Tennessee covers this line and probably by 12 or 13 points.

- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com

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