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2025 Tennessee Titans Predictions with Odds to Win the Super Bowl and Season Win Totals

by Ryan Cobbett - 8/18/2025

Tennessee Titans predictions Will Levis

The Tennessee Titans had an awful season last year. They lost their final six games of the season and won just one game in front of their home fans. They finished with a 3-14 record and were tied with the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants for the worst record in the NFL. Their biggest win of the season was securing the number one overall pick in the draft. The Titans -149-point differential was the second worst in the AFC and the third worst in the league.

The Titans had one of the worst offenses in the league. Their quarterback situation was shaky, and they finished in the bottom third of the league in both YPG and PPG. Will Levis led the way with 2,091 yards in 12 games while throwing 13 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. To give Levis some credit, he was sacked 41 times in just 12 games last season. Mason Rudolph tallied 1,530 passing yards in eight games while recording nine touchdowns and nine interceptions. The two quarterbacks combined for 289 rushing yards and one touchdown while fumbling the ball eight times. Tony Pollard led the rushing attack with 1,079 yards and five touchdowns while his backup Tyjae Spears recorded 312 rushing yards and four touchdowns in 12 games. Calvin Ridley recorded 1,017 receiving yards last season which was good enough for the team lead. He also brought in four touchdowns and had a team best 19 plays of 20 or more yards. Nick Westbrook-Ikhine led the team with nine touchdowns, and he finished second with 497 yards last season.

Despite the offensive struggles, the defense was stout. They ranked second in the league in allowed YPG (311.2) behind Philadelphia. Their strong secondary held opponents to just 177.3 passing YPG though they did allow 27.1 PPG. Tennessee finished tied for the second worst turnover differential with a -16-mark last season. Kenneth Murray Jr. led the team with 95 tackles while also recording 3.5 sacks, eight TFL’s, two pass deflections, an interception, and a forced fumble. Harold Landry III’s nine sacks led the team while Arden Key finished second on the Titans with 6.5 sacks. Amani Hooker led the shut down secondary with five interceptions and was tied for the team lead with nine pass deflections.

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Key Additions/Losses

The Titans had a busy offseason as they reshaped the roster for a rebuild. Rudolph went back to Pittsburgh, Westbrook-Ikhine signed with Miami while the offensive line unit lost Nicholas Petit-Frere, Daniel Brunskill, Logan Bruss, and Dillon Radunz. The defense had an exodus of impact players with Landry signing with New England, Jerome Baker heading to Cleveland, Kenneth Murray Jr. traded to Dallas, and Chidobe Awuzie heading to Baltimore.

To backup their soon to be drafted rookie quarterback, Tennessee signed Brandon Allen and Tim Boyle as backups. The offensive line added Dan Moore Jr., Blake Hance, and Kevin Zeitler while wide receivers Tyler Lockett and Van Jefferson signed with the Titans. On defense Tennessee signed Lorenzo Carter, Dre’Mont Jones, Carlos Watkins, Cody Barton, and Xavier Woods. The Titans also brought in Joey Slye and Johnny Hekker to boost the special teams.

New Kids on the Block

It was no surprise to hear the Titans take Cam Ward with the first pick in last year’s draft as they look to find a franchise cornerstone under center. Ward can get it done through the air and on the ground and he showed elite potential in his one year at Miami. The Titans added an impact edger rusher in Oluwafemi Oladejo out of UCLA with their second-round pick. Oladejo will boost the pass rush even with the loss of Landry. The rest of the Titans draft class is as follows: Kevin Winston Jr. (S, Penn State), Chimere Dike (WR, Florida), Gunnar Helm (TE, Texas), Elic Ayomanor (WR, Stanford), Jackson Slater (OG, Sacramento State), Marcus Harris (CB, California), and Kalel Mullings (RB, Michigan).

X-Factors

Patience- The fans need to exercise patience while this front office runs the route of a rebuild. They took a chance on Ward to take this franchise back to the postseason, but it will take time for them to put other exciting talent around their quarterback of the future. Tennessee would benefit from another favorable draft spot again this season and the front office will continue to make moves so that the winning window can be open in the next few seasons. The Titans fans will need to be patient and hope a playoff team quickly follows the new stadium.

Ward’s Ceiling- There was a lot of talk leading up to the draft about how weak the quarterback class was and that may be true in comparison to recent years, but that does not make Ward any less capable of being a franchise cornerstone and an elite quarterback in the NFL. He has the tools to be a dynamic threat to any defense, and he took big steps forward in being smart with the football and not forcing anything. I think a lot of people are underestimating the ceiling of top overall pick. He is going to be a big win for the Titans over the next few years.

Tennessee Titans Notable Odds

Super Bowl Winner: +19000

AFC Champion: +8500

AFC South Winner: +700

NFL MVP- Cameron Ward: +10000

AP Defensive Player of the Year- Jeffery Simmons: +12000

AP Offensive Player of the Year- Calvin Ridley: +20000

Tennessee Titans Schedule Breakdown

Predicted Win Total: 5.5 Wins

This team is far away from winning and the schedule showcases just one win coming in their Week 17 matchup against New Orleans. Now the Titans do get the benefit of playing in one of the weakest divisions in the league, but they are also a big reason for the state of the division being as weak as it is. There are some key toss up games against Jacksonville, Cleveland, Las Vegas, and Arizona that will be worth following, but there is little reason to think that the Titans will reach six wins this season.

2025 Tennessee Titans Predictions

With that being said, the south side of the win total seems to be the way to go with this Titans squad in the midst of a rebuild. The roster is not fully built around Ward, and we still have to wait and see if his talent will translate to the big leagues. The schedule does give Ward some lighter games to showcase his potential, but the rookie will have his hands full with a tough four game stretch to open the season. Tennessee will be right back in the conversation for another top pick in next year’s draft, but that may be what fans are rooting for. Outside of taking the under on the win total, there is not a lot to like on the betting market for the Titans.

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