The Philadelphia Eagles travel to Nashville on Sunday as a full touchdown road favorite, and the spread has barely moved since it hit the board. Philadelphia is listed at -7 (-115) against the Tennessee Titans, with the total at 39.5 — the lowest number on the entire Week 2 slate. The market expects the Eagles to win comfortably, and expects very little scoring while they do it. Below is the full breakdown of the spread, the moneyline, the total, and the public betting splits.
Last Updated: Saturday, September 19, 2026
Philadelphia Eagles vs. Tennessee Titans — Time & How to Watch
| Where | Nissan Stadium, Nashville TN |
| When | Sunday, September 20 – 1:00 PM ET |
| TV | FOX |
Philadelphia Eagles vs. Tennessee Titans Matchup Overview
Philadelphia arrives at 1-0 after a 24-22 home win over the Washington Commanders. Jalen Hurts threw three touchdown passes in the opener, two of them to tight end Dallas Goedert, and the game ended with a stop on a Washington two-point conversion attempt. It was a narrow result rather than a dominant one. Still, the Eagles got what they needed from a passing game operating under new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion, who replaced Kevin Patullo this offseason.
Tennessee sits at 0-1 after a 23-10 home loss to the New York Jets. The offense was the problem, and it was not close. Quarterback Cam Ward finished 19-of-32 for 140 yards with one touchdown and a passer rating of 80.2, and he was sacked three times. Tennessee never found a rhythm on offense at any point in the game. For a unit that added former Giants head coach Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator, the debut was a disappointment.
Head coach Robert Saleh, hired in January to replace Brian Callahan, has publicly tied his own standing to Ward’s development. That context matters this week. Tennessee cannot afford a second straight offensive no-show at home.
The injury news is mostly Philadelphia’s. Defensive tackle Jalen Carter (wrist), defensive back Cooper DeJean (calf/abdomen) and edge rusher Jonathan Greenard (pectoral) all appeared on the Week 2 report. Left guard Landon Dickerson went on injured reserve with a knee injury, reshuffling a line that already had a rough afternoon in Week 1. Tennessee listed linebackers Cedric Gray (concussion) and James Williams Sr. (elbow). Check the official NFL injury report for final designations.
Philadelphia Eagles vs. Tennessee Titans Odds
| Spread | Moneyline | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eagles | -7 (-115) | -340 | O 39.5 (-115) |
| Titans | +7 (-105) | +270 | U 39.5 (-105) |
Odds accurate as of September 19, 2026 via TheSpread.com. Odds change, get the latest NFL Odds – Futures – Props
Philadelphia Eagles vs. Tennessee Titans — Who Is the Public Betting?
| Eagles | 90% | 10% | Titans |
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NFL Betting Angle for Philadelphia Eagles vs. Tennessee Titans
Start with what has not happened. The spread opened at Eagles -7 (-110) and it is still Eagles -7, with the juice nudged to -115. The moneyline shifted only slightly, from -330 to -340. The total opened at 39.5 and has not moved off the number either. That is a stable market, not a moving one, which usually means the oddsmakers priced this game close to where the money wanted it.
The public splits are a different matter. Ninety percent of spread tickets sit on Philadelphia, yet the number has not been pushed to -7.5 or -8. When heavy one-way ticket counts fail to move a line, it is worth asking why. Either the money behind those tickets is small, or sharper action on the other side is holding the number in place.
The case for Philadelphia is straightforward. The Eagles have the better quarterback and a defense that made the stop it needed to close out Washington. Tennessee produced almost nothing against a Jets defense that is good but not historically dominant. If that gap repeats, seven points is not a difficult number to clear.
The case for Tennessee lives in the shape of the game rather than the talent gap. Seven is a key number in the NFL. Philadelphia won by two last week and did it without a clean offensive-line performance, and Dickerson’s absence does not help. A low-scoring, ball-control afternoon is exactly where a touchdown-sized spread gets uncomfortable for the favorite.
The total is where this game separates itself from the rest of the board. At 39.5, it is the lowest number of the week, and the market is effectively saying Tennessee will not score much. That is a defensible read after 140 passing yards and 112 total yards through three quarters. It is also a very low bar for an offense with a new coordinator and a full week to fix things. For more on how we approached the Eagles last week, see our Commanders vs. Eagles Week 1 prediction.
Can Brian Daboll Get the Titans Offense Moving?
The most important variable here is not the Eagles. It is whether Tennessee’s offense looks different than it did seven days ago. Saleh brought Daboll in specifically to accelerate Ward’s second-year jump. Week 1 delivered the opposite.
Protection is a large part of it. Ward was sacked three times and spent the afternoon working from behind schedule. Protection problems compound, because they shorten the route tree and take deeper shots off the menu. That is how a passing game ends up at 140 yards on 32 attempts.
The counterpoint is that one game is a small sample, and Ward did not compound the problem with turnovers. He scrambled for first downs and threw the ball away rather than forcing throws. Philadelphia’s pass rush may also be shorthanded if Carter and Greenard are limited. Full team and roster details are at the Titans’ official site.
NFL Eagles vs. Titans FAQ: Sunday September 20, 2026
What time does the Eagles vs. Titans game start?
The Eagles and Titans kick off at 1:00 PM ET on Sunday, September 20, 2026. That is noon local time in Nashville. It is one of the early-window games on the Week 2 Sunday schedule, and it is Tennessee’s second consecutive home game to open the season.
What channel is the Eagles vs. Titans game on?
The game airs on FOX. Because it is a regional early-window broadcast, coverage is limited to certain markets rather than shown nationally. Viewers outside the Philadelphia and Tennessee areas should check local listings to confirm whether the game is carried in their market.
Where are the Eagles and Titans playing?
The game is at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, the Titans’ home venue. This is Philadelphia’s fourth visit to Nashville since 1999. Tennessee opens the 2026 season with back-to-back home games for the first time since 2010.
Who won the last meeting between the Eagles and Titans?
Philadelphia won the last meeting 35-10 on December 4, 2022. That game was played in Philadelphia, so Sunday marks the first time these teams have met in Nashville since well before either current head coach took over. Neither roster carries much continuity from that afternoon.
Who is starting at quarterback for the Eagles and Titans?
Jalen Hurts starts for Philadelphia and Cam Ward starts for Tennessee. Hurts threw three touchdown passes in the Week 1 win over Washington. Ward, the first overall pick in the 2025 draft, is in his second season and completed 19 of 32 attempts for 140 yards and a score in the opener against the Jets.