New Titans DE Cameron Wake’s 2019 Sack Total Set at 7.5
- Cameron Wake cashes in with the Tennessee Titans on a 3-year $23 million dollar deal
- Given the Titans new free agent signings, we take a look at Wake’s new situation
- Can he beat the sack over/under total set for him of 7.5?
After 10 seasons and five Pro Bowl appearances with the Miami Dolphins, Cameron Wake hit free agency with a bang!
He was Pro Football Talk’s 10th highest ranked free agent defensive end and Tennessee came calling right out of the gates.
Cameron Wake 2019 Sack Total Odds
| Prop | Projection | Over Odds | Under Odds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sacks | 7.5 | -115 | -115 |
*Odds taken March 13
The Tennessee Titans Spending Spree
After making a splash by hiring on Mike Vrabel as their head coach last season, the team also quickly opened their wallets to RB Dion Lewis and DB Malcom Butler.
This time, instead of wheels and rings, they decided to go for beef and hands in the first week of the open market.
For Cameron Wake, this is a very good thing. He’s never been a part of team that’s been a true contender.
Spending the majority of his career having to recover from the turnovers and wasted series of a Ryan Tannehill, Chad Henne, JP Losman, Matt Moore, and even Jay Cutler (among others), Wake welcomes his new home with open arms.
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With the potential to bully teams on offense, especially after the addition of OL Roger Saffold, Wake finds himself on a divisional contender for the first time in his career.
He’s also now a member of a defense that looks scary on paper. They finished 10th in the league last year in sacks with 47 and could get better with Wake on board.
Cameron Wake Defensive Stats
| Year | Combined Tackles | Assisted | Sacks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | 36 | 15 | 6.0 |
| 2017 | 36 | 10 | 10.5 |
| 2016 | 29 | 7 | 11.5 |
Can Wake Beat 7.5 Sacks This season?
As mentioned, not as much pressure will be on Wake as he is now surrounded by a pretty talented bunch on the defensive line.
However, with that said, he’ll now be chasing Andrew Luck, Deshaun Watson, and newly acquired Nick Foles twice this season. He’ll also have his hands full with Patrick Mahomes, Drew Brees, and Baker Mayfield in 2019 so the it won’t be an easy feat.
Throughout his decade of service in the NFL, he’s averaged 9.8 sacks per year, on consistently brutal renditions of the Miami Dolphins. For us, this is not a question of “if”, it’s honestly a question of “when”.
Ryan is what you call a seasoned vet. It's been nearly 13 years and he has hosted three sports radio talk shows, two football television shows, two sports podcasts, released his first book in 2012, had his own ESPN E:60 documentary shot, and was the first inductee to ESPN's Hall of Fans.
