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With a total of 54.5, Titans-Packers is expected to be the highest-scoring game of Week 16.
While the total suggests plenty of offense, we're not going to blindly play blanket overs. Here are some spots that jump out in the player prop market as good value on Sunday Night Football.
Aaron Rodgers over 2.5 passing touchdowns (+110)
Only the Jaguars, Jets, and Cowboys have allowed more passing touchdowns this season than the Titans. Rodgers, who has thrown for at least three touchdowns in seven of his last nine games, is a steal at plus money to do so again versus a vulnerable Tennessee secondary.
Ryan Tannehill over 13.5 rushing yards (-115)
On the surface, it appears as though the Packers don't allow many rushing yards to opposing quarterbacks, but they simply haven't faced many mobile ones. When they have, they've given up 34 to Kirk Cousins, 38 to Deshaun Watson, 18 to Carson Wentz, 29 to Jalen Hurts, and 26 to Teddy Bridgewater a week ago. Tannehill, who rushed for a pair of touchdowns a week ago, will have plenty of opportunities to surpass such a low total.
Derrick Henry to score 2+ touchdowns (+240)
Only four teams have allowed more rushing touchdowns to opposing running backs than the Packers this season, who face a nightmare matchup in Henry. The only other back in the NFL that compares to Henry from a talent perspective is Dalvin Cook, who burned Green Bay for six touchdowns in two games this year.
Davante Adams over 7.5 receptions (+100) and 90.5 receiving yards (-115)
Coming off a quiet game by his standards, Adams will be heavily involved on Sunday night in what's shaping up to be a high-scoring affair. The Titans have allowed the fourth-most yards and second-most receptions to opposing wide receivers this season and have been tagged with some monster games by opposing No. 1s. The Rodgers-Adams connection is unrivaled in this league, and Davante will have his way with the Titans in this one.
Jonnu Smith under receptions and receiving yards (line currently off the board)
Smith was in and out of practice this week, dealing with a lingering knee injury. Now he faces a Packers defense allowing the seventh-fewest yards and fourth-fewest receptions to tight ends this season. Smith has gone over 30 yards just twice in his last eight games after a hot start to the year.
Mason Crosby under 7.5 points (+100)
After going over this number in each of the first three weeks, Crosby has done so just once in the last 11 games. Over that span, he has more games with no field goals (three) than with multiple (one). Now he faces a Titans team that's allowed the second-fewest field-goal attempts this season thanks to a paltry red-zone defense.
Stephen Gostkowski under 6.5 points (+110)
Gostkowski has struggled with consistency this season, converting on 69% of field-goal attempts. He's had just three multi-field-goal games all year and one in Tennessee's last 11. Green Bay has allowed the fifth-fewest field-goal attempts this season, and the Titans know they're going to need to find the end zone to win here.
Alex Moretto is theScore's supervising editor of sports betting. A journalism graduate from Guelph-Humber University, he has worked in sports media for over a decade. He will bet on anything from the Super Bowl to amateur soccer, is too impatient for futures, and will never trust a kicker. Find him on Twitter @alexjmoretto.
