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NFL WEEK 10 TITANS VS CHARGERS GAME PREDICTION AND GAME ANALYSIS
Sun, Nov 3, 2024
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SetTheNarrative.cappertek.com
Sunday 4 PM Game Preview: Titans vs. Chargers
Predicted Score (Flipped): Chargers 35 - 24 Titans
In this AFC showdown, two teams with contrasting strengths on offense and defense are set to battle in what could be a high-scoring, pass-heavy game. The original prediction favored the Titans, but when digging into the numbers, it's clear the Chargers have the upper hand at home with Justin Herbert leading the way.
Quarterback Matchup:
For Tennessee, either Mason Rudolph or Will Levis will be at the helm, adding a touch of unpredictability to their offense. However, regardless of who starts, Tennessee will be facing a challenge in keeping up with Herbert's efficient, high-volume passing game. Herbert has a history of capitalizing on defensive weaknesses, and the Titans' secondary has allowed an average of 31 points to comparable offenses. If Herbert stays on form, the Chargers' offense will find ways to score throughout the game.
Defensive Struggles on Both Sides:
Tennessee’s defense, while tough in moments, tends to give up large gains through the air, creating opportunities for Herbert to open up the field and take shots at the end zone. On the other hand, the Chargers’ defense has struggled even more, allowing 42 points on average to teams that are similar to the Titans. This should give Rudolph or Levis ample chances to score. Still, Tennessee’s offensive production may not be enough to keep up if Herbert finds his rhythm early.
Run Game on the Back Burner:
Neither team is expected to rely heavily on the run game in this matchup. Instead, expect a strategic focus on air attack, as both teams recognize the vulnerabilities in each other's pass defenses. The Chargers, with a more established aerial offense, should be able to exploit Tennessee’s defensive gaps, keeping their scoring pace steady and consistent.
Final Thoughts:
Though my model initially predicts a Titans win, flipping the predicted score reflects the expectation that Herbert and the Chargers' receiving corps can control the tempo of the game. If Herbert is able to find a groove, the Chargers have the potential to push well past Vegas' over/under mark of 38 points, delivering a statement win at home and potentially reshaping their season.
JP