Offensive Struggles for the Titans: Tennessee’s offense has been a consistent liability, ranking 29th in the NFL with an average of just 17.4 points per game. While the Vikings fare better at 24.6 points per game, their recent offensive performances have shown some cracks, raising concerns about sustained scoring ability.

Dominant Vikings Defense: Minnesota’s defense has been lights out, ranking 3rd in the league by allowing only 17.4 points per game. They excel at shutting down the run, surrendering just 79 rushing yards per game (2nd in the NFL), which could completely neutralize Tennessee's ground attack, one of their few offensive strengths.

Trends Favor the Under: The Under has cashed in 6 of 9 Vikings games this season, indicating Minnesota’s tendency for lower-scoring, defensive battles. Tennessee is 5-0 to the Under before a divisional road game.

Quarterback Under Pressure: The Vikings' pass rush poses a significant threat to Titans QB Will Levis, who was sacked seven times in his last outing. With Levis holding onto the ball too long, expect more sacks, rushed throws, and potential mistakes.

Limited Offensive Weapons: Without DeAndre Hopkins, Levis lacks reliable receiving targets, further limiting Tennessee’s ability to move the ball effectively.

Levis Struggles in the Air: The rookie QB has surpassed 175 passing yards in only three of his six starts this season, and facing Minnesota’s elite defense, it’s unlikely he’ll buck that trend.