Betting on the Tennessee Titans
In the 2006-07 NFL Playoff season, people had the opportunity to bet on the Tennessee Titans again for the first time since 2003. They are a long shot from being the favorite for people betting on the AFC Championship, but they are still a strong team, many time underrated.
For the 2007 season, the Titans offense pulled most of the weight. The quarterback Vince Young seemed a bit less dedicated then on his rookie year, but had a good pass rating. This in combination with some sound strategy and an innate ability, made sure the Titans had an overall good run.
The ground thumping attack of the Tennessee Titans should be just as effective this year if not more. There are a couple of issues though, including the loss of Jacob Bell and Benji Olson, who were replaced by Jake Scott and Eugene Amano. The running back Chris brown will be giving a pleasant surprise for anyone betting on the Houston Texans since he has signed up with that team.
The Titans have proven to be an all-around strong team and a good bet for the AFC South Championship. As a NFL Super Bowl 2009 contender they have chances but many stronger teams still stand in their way.
| Player | College | Number |
| COLIN ALLRED | BAYLOR | 56 |
| EUGENE AMANO | SE MISSOURI ST. | 54 |
| KEN AMATO | MONTANA STATE | 58 |
| DAVE BALL | UCLA | 98 |
| ROB BIRONAS | GEORGIA SOUTHERN | 2 |
| DWAYNE BLAKLEY | MISSOURI | 84 |
| BARRY BOOKER | VIRGINIA TECH | 72 |
| TONY BROWN | MEMPHIS | 97 |
| KEITH BULLUCK | SYRACUSE | 53 |
| JEREMY CAIN | MASSACHUSETTS | 40 |
| CHRIS CARR | BOISE STATE | 29 |
| MARQUICE COLE | NORTHWESTERN | 26 |
| KERRY COLLINS | PENN STATE | 5 |
| SEAN CONOVER | BUCKNELL | 77 |
| JORGE CORDOVA | NEVADA | 51 |
| CASEY CRAMER | DARTMOUTH | 48 |
| ALGE CRUMPLER | NORTH CAROLINA | 83 |
| OMAR CUFF | DELAWARE | 38 |
| CHRIS DAVIS | FLORIDA STATE | 17 |
| CHRIS DAVIS | WAKE FOREST | 16 |
| BIREN EALY | HOUSTON | 82 |
| CORTLAND FINNEGAN | SAMFORD | 31 |
| JACOB FORD | CENTRAL ARKANSAS | 78 |
| RYAN FOWLER | DUKE | 52 |
| JERRELL FREEMAN | MARY-HARDIN BAYLOR | 47 |
| VINCENT FULLER | VIRGINIA TECH | 22 |
| JUSTIN GAGE | MISSOURI | 12 |
| QUINTON GANTHER | UTAH | 35 |
| MICHAEL GRIFFIN | TEXAS | 33 |
| AHMARD HALL | TEXAS | 45 |
| NICK HARPER | FORT VALLEY STATE | 20 |
| LEROY HARRIS | N.C. STATE | 64 |
| TUFF HARRIS | MONTANA | 46 |
| LAVELLE HAWKINS | CALIFORNIA | 87 |
| WILLIAM HAYES | WINSTON-SALEM STATE | 95 |
| ALBERT HAYNESWORTH | TENNESSEE | 92 |
| CHRIS HENRY | ARIZONA | 42 |
| CRAIG HENTRICH | NOTRE DAME | 15 |
| REYNALDO HILL | FLORIDA | 21 |
| CHRIS HOPE | FLORIDA STATE | 24 |
| ANTONIO JOHNSON | MISSISSIPPI STATE | 99 |
| CHRIS JOHNSON | EAST CAROLINA | 28 |
| TONY JOINER | FLORIDA | 39 |
| BRANDON JONES | OKLAHOMA | 81 |
| JASON JONES | EASTERN MICHIGAN | 91 |
| JEVON KEARSE | FLORIDA | 90 |
| STANFORD KEGLAR | PURDUE | 59 |
| ERIC KING | WAKE FOREST | 30 |
| DANIEL LOPER | TEXAS TECH | 70 |
| CALVIN LOWRY | PENN STATE | 37 |
| ENOKA LUCAS | OREGON | 62 |
| INGLE MARTIN | FURMAN | 3 |
| KEVIN MAWAE | LSU | 68 |
| JUSTIN McCAREINS | N. ILLINOIS | 19 |
| JASON MURPHY | VIRGINIA TECH | 69 |
| DONNIE NICKEY | OHIO STATE | 23 |
| MICHAEL OTTO | PURDUE | 66 |
| JAMIE PETROWSKI | INDIANA STATE | 85 |
| MICHAEL ROOS | EASTERN WASHINGTON | 71 |
| BO SCAIFE | TEXAS | 80 |
| JAKE SCOTT | IDAHO | 73 |
| ISAAC SNELL | NORTH DAKOTA ST. | 67 |
| JOSH STAMER | SOUTH DAKOTA | 57 |
| CRAIG STEVENS | CALIFORNIA | 88 |
| DAVID STEWART | MISSISSIPPI STATE | 76 |
| ERIC TAYLOR | MEMPHIS | 67 |
| DAVID THORNTON | NORTH CAROLINA | 50 |
| BRANDON TORREY | HOWARD | 72 |
| STEPHEN TULLOCH | N.C. STATE | 55 |
| KYLE VANDEN BOSCH | NEBRASKA | 93 |
| JOHN VAUGHN | AUBURN | 6 |
| FERNANDO VELASCO | GEORGIA | 61 |
| KEVIN VICKERSON | MICHIGAN STATE | 96 |
| LENDALE WHITE | USC | 25 |
| CARY WILLIAMS | WASHBURN | 41 |
| EDWARD WILLIAMS | LANE COLLEGE | 14 |
| PAUL WILLIAMS | FRESNO STATE | 11 |
| ROYDELL WILLIAMS | TULANE | 86 |
| VINCE YOUNG | TEXAS | 10 |
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