Where to watch the Titans vs. Patriots game: TV channel, NFL kickoff time, live stream, broadcast, odds
Even though the attitude in the NFL is that a team is what its record says it is, there are times when a team with a losing record is not all that it appears to be. Take the New England Patriots. Although they sit near the bottom of the AFC at 2-6 and have plenty of issues, the emergence of rookie quarterback Drake Maye has given Pats Nation a spark that has ignited something be proud a week ago.
In an AFC East game against the New York Jets, the Patriots dug deep in the fourth quarter to earn an inspiring victory, overcoming a Maye injury and a 22-17 deficit with less than three minutes remaining to take take the lead and win. a Rhamondre Stevenson touchdown with 22 seconds remaining. With a six-game losing streak snapped, the Patriots now have a great opportunity to start piling up the wins and get their season back on track against a team that, unfortunately, matches their track record very well.
At 1-6, the Tennessee Titans are tied with the Carolina Panthers for the fewest wins in the NFL, and they are coming off their worst loss after being eliminated 52-14 by the Detroit Lions ago a week. The Titans’ problems are numerous, but are highlighted by quarterback instability amid issues with second-year pro Will Levis, who has struggled with a combination of poor performance and an injury that forced replacement Mason Rudolph to act in recent weeks.
Where to watch Titans vs. Patriots
- When: Sunday, November 3 at 1 p.m. ET
- Or: Nissan Stadium – Nashville, Tennessee
- TV: FOX
- Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free. Regional restrictions may apply.)
- Follow: CBS Sports app
Titans vs Patriots spread, odds
Tennessee is a 3.5-point favorite over New England, according to the latest NFL odds. The over/under is 38 points.
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Recent history of the Titans vs. Patriots
New England has won three of its last five meetings against Tennessee, but one of their losses stands out in team history: the Titans beat the Patriots in an AFC Wild Card game at the end of the 2019 season in what ended up being Tom Brady’s final game with New England.
- November 28, 2021 – New England 36, Tennessee 13
- January 4, 2020 – Tennessee 20, New England 13
- November 11, 2018 – Tennessee 34, New England 10
- January 13, 2018 – New England 35, Tennessee 14
- December 20, 2015 – New England 33, Tennessee 16