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Titans vs. Packers Prediction and Odds for NFL Week 11 (Aaron Rogers, Green Bay are Back... Maybe?)

By Josh Yourish

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (12)
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (12) / Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports
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R-E-L-A-X, Aaron Rodgers did it again.

With his back against the wall and the walls crumbling in Green Bay, Rodgers put the Packers on his back and carried them to a 31-28 OT win over Dallas. Rodgers led the Packers to two fourth quarter touchdowns to even the score. The Packers are still only 4-6, but that win over an NFC contender could go a long way for Matt Lafleur’s team. 

Mike Vrabel’s team on the other hand, just keeps getting into street fights and coming out on top. This time it was 17-10 over the Broncos and now the Tennessee Titans are 6-3. Can the Titans impose their will on Green Bay? Or are the Pack truly back?

Here's a look at the latest odds for Thursday Night Football:

Titans vs. Packers Odds, Spread and Total

Green Bay and Tennessee Betting Trends

  • Green Bay is 4-6 ATS
  • Tennessee is 7-2 ATS
  • The Under is 7-2 in Tennessee games
  • The Under is 6-0 in Tennessee’s last 6 games
  • Tennessee is 7-0 ATS in last 7 games
  • Green Bay is 6-1-1 ATS in last 8 Thursday Night Games

Titans vs. Packers Prediction and Pick

Green Bay solved a lot of their problems on Sunday afternoon in Wisconsin, but not all of them.

The Packers still allowed Tony Pollard to run for 115 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries, while Malik Davis added 38 on five attempts. That’s 5.67 yards per attempt which is worse than their 4.8 yards per carry for the season. It was already their biggest issue on defense and it got even worse with De’Vondre Campbell and Krys Barnes out at middle linebacker. The Packers' defense allows 140.6 rush yards per game and that is bad news when you have Derrick Henry on the schedule. 

Henry was stifled last week by a good Denver defensive-front, but he has been very good this season. He went for 53 yards on 19 carries in Week 10, but for the season he has 923 yards and is averaging 4.6 a carry. 

The Tennessee defense has been very good this year and the best in the league on third-down, so things will be tough for the Packers offense. Christian Watson had 4 catches for 107 yards and three touchdowns, which is not sustainable over the course of the season. I think it was a good sign for their offense, but not a solution. 

Pick: Titans +2.5 (+100)

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