The Philadelphia Eagles and Tennessee Titans play on Sunday, Sept. 20, at the Titans' Nissan Stadium in a game on the NFL Week 2 schedule.
Which team will win the NFL Week 2 game?
Check out these NFL Week 2 picks and NFL Week 2 predictions for the game, which can be seen at 10 a.m. MST on FOX (stream with FUBO).
The Eagles are a 7-point favorite over the Titans in NFL Week 2 odds
for the game, courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook.Philadelphia is -325 on the moneyline, while Tennessee is +270. The over/under (point total) is set at 39.5 points.
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The Arizona Republic: Eagles 28, Titans 13
Jeremy Cluff writes: "Cam Ward and the Titans had just 195 total yards in their Week 1 loss to the Jets. We don't see much changing against the Eagles in Week 2."
Bookies.com: Bet the Eagles to cover vs Titans
Bill Speros writes: "The Titans began their run at another No. 1 overall pick with an embarrassing 23-10 to the Jets Sunday. The Eagles outlasted Washington in a back-and-forth-NFC-East affair. Jalen Hurts controls this one with both his arm and his legs. Expect Saquon Barkley to have a strong day on the ground against this Titans front. This number moved from 5.5 on the lookhead line to 7 after Sunday night. That’s still a clean one-score outcome and a safe play."
Sports Betting Dime: Eagles 24.7, Titans 8
The site's formula predicts that the Eagles will win the NFL Week 2 game against the Titans.
ESPN: Eagles have a 70.1% chance to beat Titans
The site gives the Titans a 29.6% shot at winning the NFL Week 2 game, with the remaining percentage accounting for a tie.
Dimers: Eagles 24, Titans 16
It writes: "The numbers give the Eagles a win probability of 74.2%, while the Titans have a win probability of 25.8%."

Sportsnaut: Eagles 31, Titans 17
Matt Johnson writes: "There’s not a ton that needs to be said regarding this Week 2 matchup. While there is clearly going to be a weeks-long acclimation period for Jalen Hurts and Co. in Sean Mannion’s offense, the Tennessee Titans defense looked dreadful in the season opener. Unfortunately for Cam Ward, his supporting cast and the Titans offensive line were even worse. Blowouts are fairly rare in the NFL, but this one has the recipe for a one-sided game from start to finish for the Philadelphia Eagles."
Reach Jeremy Cluff at jeremy.cluff@arizonarepublic.com. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter @Jeremy_Cluff.
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