The Tennessee Titans (0-1) welcome the New York Jets (0-1) to Nissan Stadium Sunday. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET (CBS). Let’s analyze BetMGM Sportsbook’s NFL odds around the Jets vs. Titans odds, and make our expert NFL picks and predictions.

The Jets lost 32-19 at the San Francisco 49ers in Week 1 on Monday Night Football. New York failed to cover as a 3.5-point underdog after winning and covering in all 3 preseason games. QB Aaron Rodgers threw for just 167 yards with a TD and an INT for the Jets, who will be on a short week following Monday’s loss.

The Titans also won all 3 preseason games but went just 1-2 against the spread (ATS). They lost 24-17 at the Chicago Bears in Week 1, failing to cover as 4-point underdogs. They led 17-3 at the half, but the Bears managed to storm back without scoring an offensive TD. RB Tony Pollard led the way for Tennessee, ending with 82 rushing yards and a TD on 16 carries.

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Jets at Titans odds

Provided by BetMGM Sportsbook; access USA TODAY Sports Scores and Sports Betting Odds hub for a full list of NFL odds. Lines last updated Friday at 8:25 p.m. ET.

• Moneyline (ML): Jets -190 (bet $190 to win $100) | Titans +155 (bet $100 to win $155)
• Against the spread: Jets -3.5 (-110) | Titans +3.5 (-110)
• Over/Under (O/U): 41 (O: -110 | U: -110)

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Jets at Titans key injuries

Jets

• DL Michael Clemons (triceps) questionable
• CB D.J. Reed (knee) questionable

Titans

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Jets at Titans picks and predictions

Prediction

Jets 30, Titans 13

Moneyline

PASS.

The Jets (-190) should right the ship here, but they aren’t worth taking to win outright as road favorites. The Titans lost to a bad Bears team and aren’t worth a play to pull off the upset.

Against the spread

BET JETS -3.5 (-110).

The Jets are among the most talented teams in the NFL, but they, unfortunately, battled arguably the best team in the league on the road in Week 1. New York has a 4-time MVP leading the way against a Titans team that allowed 24 points to Chicago. Rodgers should be able to dissect a weak Titans secondary.

The Titans are in a concerning spot as QB Will Levis had 2 interceptions. They gave up 24 points despite Williams throwing for just 93 yards. The Jets have a sturdy defense facing a turnover-prone Levis.

Expect New York to blow Tennessee out in this one, and take JETS -3.5 (-110).

Over/Under

BET OVER 41 (-110).

The Jets scored 19 points on the 49ers and will get a much weaker Titans defense in Week 2. Rodgers’ Green Bay Packers, in the last full season in which he was healthy, put up 26 or more points in 6 of 17 games. That Rodgers should be able to come out with an electric crew around him.

Similarly, the Jets did give up 32 points, which could suggest their defense isn’t quite as good as expected. Levis has a big-time arm capable of making plays. They should be able to get on the board as they did in the 1st half against Chicago. The Jets are 1-0 O/U, while the Titans are 0-1 O/U.

Take OVER 41 (-110).

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College football programs are bringing out a different form of uniform heat in Week 3.

The Kansas Jayhawks will play their second home game of the season outside of Lawrence at Children’s Mercy Park, making their return in alternate threads.

Blackhawk mode 🌑 pic.twitter.com/yQUYG6Mx2o

— Kansas Football (@KU_Football) September 12, 2024

The Jayhawks will break out their all-black uniforms against the UNLV Rebels. The uniforms include throwback features such as a stylish circus font and the 1941 Jayhawks logo. This is the second time Kansas will wear the threads since unveiling them in the 2023 season, when the Jayhawks defeated the Illinois Fighting Illini 34-23.

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Unique combos

UNLV haven’t missed yet with their uniforms, which they’ve sported in two big wins to begin the season. In the Rebels’ biggest test so far, they will wear scarlet and gray on the road against Kansas.

S̶c̶a̶r̶l̶e̶t̶ ̶&̶ Gray@IAMDOYLE22 | @shookstonelaw pic.twitter.com/hHGrnMFJkV

— UNLV Football (@unlvfootball) September 11, 2024

The Tennessee Volunteers have established themselves as early contenders for the national championship. During their season opener against the NC State Wolfpack, they wore their Smokey Grey alternate threads to save their primary look. The Volunteers will go all orange in their “orange britches” uniforms against the Kent State Golden Flashes.

the orange britches

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— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) September 12, 2024

It’s prime time for the Kentucky Wildcats this weekend, as they open conference play against the No. 1-ranked Georgia Bulldogs. The Wildcats will rock gray uniforms with blue trim.

The week three combo. pic.twitter.com/zmXqwzpbPL

— Kentucky Football (@UKFootball) September 13, 2024

Blackouts

The TCU Horned Frogs unveiled a trio of new uniforms over the summer, and one will shine this weekend against the UCF Knights. The Frogs will debut an all-black look, which appears slightly different from their threads the past couple of seasons.

In recent seasons, the Horned Frogs’ black look had a necklace pattern around the collar, but the new threads are plain. The jerseys also contain a “Carter Boys” patch on the back, serving as a tribute to Amon G. Carter Stadium.

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— TCU Football (@TCUFootball) September 13, 2024

After taking a loss to the Duke Blue Devils in Week 2, the Northwestern Wildcats are back with a different type of swagger. They will go all black against the Eastern Illinois Panthers.

Back in Black.

Week 3 Combo ⚫️⚫️⚫️ pic.twitter.com/7DPkvhl2rY

— Northwestern Football (@NUFBFamily) September 12, 2024

Icy whites

UCF were members of the American Athletic Conference from 2013 until they joined Big 12 ahead of the 2023 season. Though they came up short in their Big 12 debut against the Kansas State Wildcats last season, a new year brings new opportunities. The Knights will wear a new all-white combination against TCU in their 2024 conference opener.

Fit for Texas 🥶 pic.twitter.com/ohC515D4PN

— UCF Football (@UCF_Football) September 12, 2024

After upsetting the Florida State Seminoles during Week 0, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets came back to earth in their third game, where they fell to the Syracuse Orange 31-28. In Georgia Tech’s return to Bobby Dodd Stadium, the Yellow Jackets don a clean, all-white look.

Clean combo 🟡⚪️⚪️#StingEm 🐝 pic.twitter.com/TGOMdcJk4s

— Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) September 12, 2024

DR. MARLON KING NAMED 2025 SOUTHWEST TENNESSEE REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE YEAR

NASHVILLE –The Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents released the following statement announcing Dr. Marlon King as the 2025 Southwest Tennessee Regional Superintendent of the Year on  September 12, 2024: 

The Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents (TOSS) is honored to announce that Dr. Marlon  King has been named the 2025 Southwest Tennessee Regional Superintendent of the Year. Dr. Gary  Lilly, TOSS Executive Director, attended the Jackson Madison County School System’s Board of  Education meeting on September 12, 2024, to honor King and present him with an honorary plaque. 

Dr. King is one of eight Regional Superintendents of the Year selected for this honor, which included  Kelly Johnson (Clinton City Schools), East; Matt Hixson (Hawkins County Schools), First; Jason Golden  (Williamson County Schools), Mid-Cumberland; Eddie Pruett (Gibson County Special School District),  Northwest; Michael Adkins (Lawrence County Schools), South Central; Dr. Linda Cash (Bradley  County Schools); and Patrick Cripps (DeKalb County Schools), Upper Cumberland Tennessee.  

Dr. King is entering his fifth year as the superintendent of Jackson Madison County School System (JMCSS). Previously, King was superintendent in Fayette County Public Schools, executive director for  the Southwest Region CORE Office for the Tennessee Department of Education, and superintendent of  Haywood County Schools. In total, he has fourteen years of experience as a superintendent in Tennessee. 

When asked what Jackson Madison County School System initiatives he was most proud of, King stated, “I am incredibly proud of the innovative work happening in Jackson-Madison County Schools,  particularly through our JASA (Jackson Academic STEM Academy – homeschool/cyberschool program)  and the Malesus STEM Innovation Center. JASA has not only expanded educational access through  flexible online learning but has also gained national recognition with its esports program, where our  students are excelling at the highest levels. Equally, the Malesus STEM Innovation Center is preparing  our students in the middle grades for the workforce with real-world skills in STEM fields, ensuring they  have a competitive edge in tomorrow’s job market. These programs are truly transforming the  educational experience for our students and setting them up for remarkable futures.” 

When asked about his nomination as the Southwest Tennessee Regional Superintendent of the Year,  King stated, “It is a tremendous honor to represent the Southwest Region as Superintendent of the Year. Our district’s success is rooted in the support and involvement of our community. From parents and  businesses to civic organizations, everyone plays a role in helping our students achieve their full potential.  As a Regional Superintendent of the Year, I want to shine a spotlight on how vital these partnerships  have been to our growth and the impact we are making together. This recognition is a testament to the  collective dedication of our team, our community, and, most importantly, our students. I am deeply 

grateful to my colleagues across the region for the incredible work they do for students every day and  for their trust in selecting me to represent our region. Together, we are raising the bar for educational  excellence, and I am proud to stand alongside such passionate and committed educators.” 

Dr. King is married to his wife, Latisha King, who is a middle school teacher, and together they have a  son, Hudson, who is a JMCSS student. In his spare time, Dr. King enjoys running and reading a variety  of genres, as well as spending as much time as possible on the beach.  

The winner of the 2025 Tennessee Superintendent of the Year Award will be announced at the TOSS  Banquet on September 15, 2024.  

The Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents (TOSS) is the leading advocate organization  for public education in the state of Tennessee. Since 1975, TOSS has been progressing public  education and addressing the needs of its administrators. TOSS provides advocacy at the state level for  education issues that are high priorities for Tennessee schools, and is comprised of district leaders  who are committed to lifelong learning, best practice sharing, and continuous improvement.

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