Tennessee Titans vs New England Patriots Props – Best Team and Player Props to Bet

• A huge AFC showdown is on tap when the Tennessee Titans visit the New England Patriots at 1:00 pm ET on Sunday, November 21st
• The Patriots are riding a five-game winning streak leaving many to wonder if they’ll ever lose again
• See the best prop bets for this Week 12 matchup below

Ryan Tannehill will lead the Tennessee Titans (8-3) into Gillette Stadium to take on the New England Patriots (7-4) this Sunday. Kickoff from Foxboro is scheduled for 1:00 pm ET on CBS. Ian Eagle, Charles Davis and Evan Washburn will be on the call, which means we should be betting this game.

The latest odds are showing the Patriots as 7-point favorites and that number could swell as kickoff gets closer. There isn’t a lot of faith in the offenses as the total is sitting at 43.5 and is unlikely to change much before closing. As always, there are plenty of player props to consider and that is what we will talk about here.

Titans vs Patriots Props

Odds as of Nov. 27 at FanDuel & DraftKings.

The Titans are coming into this one on one leg with all they are missing on offense. Derrick Henry, AJ Brown and Julio Jones will all be watching this one from the sidelines. That’s certainly not ideal as the Patriots have now won five games in a row with the latest win being a 25-0 pump job over the Atlanta Falcons in Week 11.

Foreman Will Be Involved Sunday

Derrick Henry is out for the season. Adrian Peterson was just released this week. Jeremy McNichols has been listed as “out” for the second straight game. Somebody is going to have to play running back for the Tennessee Titans this week people.

I think it will be a combination of backs but one of them is D’Onta Foreman.

🎥 D’Onta Foreman’s first catch as a Titan is his first TD as a Titan 💯 #INDvsTEN (Via @NFL) pic.twitter.com/EOQoDMiDT6

— tnsports (@tnsports) November 13, 2020

Foreman has been used sparingly over the last few weeks but with Adrian Peterson out of the picture, it looks like it will be he and Dontrell Hilliard this week. Foreman only saw 19% of the snaps last week but was still able to snag seven carries and one reception. It’s not like they are putting him out there just to block.

Although his rushing props are tempting, I am going to run with a receiving prop for Foreman. He’s been targeted three times in the past couple weeks which is promising but so had Peterson. With Peterson gone, it makes sense that Foreman soaks up the work.

Foreman is getting the right opponent as the New England Patriots are not only likely to play from ahead, but also give up receptions to running backs. On the season, only two teams in the entire NFL have given up more receptions to the running back position. At 1.5 receptions, we don’t need Foreman to break any records out there Sunday. Just catch a couple passes. How hard is that?

• The Pick: D’Onta Foreman Over 1.5 receptions (+124) wager 1 unit to win 1.24 units
• SBD 2021 NFL Player Props Record: 20-21, +0.32 Units

Titans vs Patriots Scoring Props

Hunter Henry is a Touchdown Machine

As always, a touchdown scorer prop is in order. We can’t possibly be expected to watch an entire NFL football game without having the most electric type of bet in the galaxy. It would be unheard of in my opinion.

Luckily for us, we have Hunter Henry playing in this game and all he does is catch touchdown passes.

Hunter Henry is +800 to score the first touchdown tonight 👀pic.twitter.com/MsovhSiz8z

— PointsBet Sportsbook (@PointsBetUSA) November 19, 2021

So far this season, Henry has only caught 33 passes. For those that drafted him in fantasy expecting the new Rob Gronkowski, he’s been disappointing. But not all has been a loss for Henry since seven of those 33 receptions have gone for touchdowns. He is a legit red zone weapon that Mac Jones obviously trusts so he’s a threat to score no matter who the Patriots are playing.

Getting Henry at +190 this week feels like stealing.

• Pick: Hunter Henry – Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+190) – Wager 1 unit to win 1.9 units
• SBD 2021 Touchdown Scorer prop record: 17-24, +1.96 units