The Tennessee Titans and New York Jets face off this Sunday at 12:00 p.m. CST at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee.
The Titans and Jets have played each other 47 times dating back to 1960, when the Titans were the Houston Oilers. The Titans lead the series 25-21-1, but the Jets have won six of the last 10 meetings between the teams.
That said, the Titans underwent an almost complete overhaul during the offseason, bringing in a new head coach and two new coordinators to try to turn things around for an organization that's been trying to rebuild since firing Mike Vrabel in 2023. We'll get a feel for how successful Robert Saleh and his staff will be this season when the Titans and Jets hit the field.
While we wait with anticipation for the remainder
of the NFL's Week 1 slate of games, let's take a look at the three best prop bets in the Titans and Jets matchup. Odds provided courtesy of BetMGM.
Passing yards: Cam Ward OVER 200 yards -160
This is probably the most controversial pick on the list. Last season, Cam Ward averaged just over 186 passing yards per game. However, under the tutelage of Brian Daboll, Ward is going to look much improved over his rookie season. We didn't get to see much during the preseason, but look for Ward to be a better quarterback in 2026. Having Calvin Ridley healthy will help, and the additions of Carnell Tate and Wan'Dale Robinson give Ward three viable targets to make plays.
Anytime touchdown scorer: RB Breece Hall +100
The Jets are going to score at least one touchdown, and it's a pretty safe bet that Hall will get at least one of them. He, along with Garrett Wilson, is one of the Jets' top performers and most consistent players. Entering his fifth season in the NFL, Hall is coming off his first 1,000-yard season. He'll want to keep that momentum going, and the best way to do that is to find the end zone.
Rushing yards: Tony Pollard OVER 75 yards +250
Tony Pollard has had four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons, and while he averages just over 63 yards per game in his career, the Jets had the fourth-worst run defense in 2025. Brian Daboll's offensive scheme will see Pollard establish the run early to test the defense, see what T'Vondre Sweat remembers about his former team, and then get him involved elsewhere. If Pollard is successful at establishing the run, we may see more of him than we currently anticipate. This is a bit of a risky bet, but given the nuances, it is definitely possible.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Tennessee Titans vs. New York Jets: 3 best prop bets in Week 1
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