Betting On The Tennessee Titans To Win Super Bowl 59

Tennessee Titans Playoff History

The Tennessee Titans have been around since 1959 and have seen their fair amount of playoff appearances in the history of the Super Bowl. They have made the playoffs a total of 25 times and of those playoff appearances, they have seen 11 of them come as division champions and one conference championship as well. They have not been able to win any Super Bowl Championships.

Titans Playoff Appearances

The Titans have been able to make the playoffs 25 times in their existence with their first three coming from 1960-1962 and then they saw two more in 1967 and 1969 under Wally Lemm. The Bum Philips era then happened which saw three consecutive playoff appearances as well from 1978-1980. Jerry Glanville also led them to three playoff appearances in a row from 1987-1989 as did Jack Padree who led them to four in a row from 1990-1993. The Jeff Fischer era then saw six playoff appearances in the years 1999-2000, 2002-2003 and 2007-2008. They saw one more in 2017 with Mike Mularkey and three more under Mike Vrabel in 2019, 2020, and 2021.

Titans Division Championships

Of the Titans 25 playoff appearances, just nine of them have come as division champions. Their first four came in 1960-1962 and 1967 during the Wally Lemm era. Jack Padree led them to two more division championships in 1991 and 1993. Then, Jeff Fischer led them to just three more division titles in 2000, 2002 and 2008. Mike Vrabel has given them two more in 2020 and 2021.

Titans Conference Championships

The Tennessee Titans have been able to convert just one of their many years in the playoffs into conference championships. Their lone conference title came in the 1999 season where they defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars 33-14. They were up against the odds in this one as they went into the game being seen as 7-point underdogs and came away with the win. Their quarterback at the time was Steve McNair who threw the ball for 112 yards and a touchdown.

Titans Super Bowl Victories

Following their one conference championship was a trip to Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000. They were taken down by the then, St. Louis Rams, with a final score of 23-16. They did in fact push the spread as they went into the game seen as 7-point underdogs and did just that as they lost by seven. They saw a great performance from their running back at the time, Eddie George who rushed for 95 yards and two touchdowns.

They’ve yet to get back to the Super Bowl since then meaning Titans SB 59 betting sites that accept US players haven’t had to worry about those betting on their odds. The opening Titans Super Bowl 59 odds of +8000 will likely remain towards the bottom of the odds board.

2018 AFC Wild Card: Titans Complete Huge Second-Half Comeback

The Tennessee Titans largest playoff comeback came on January 6, 2018 against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Wild Card Game. The Chiefs took a 21-3 lead with three seconds remaining in the first half on a 14-yard touchdown pass from Alex Smith to Demarcus Robinson; however, an extremely rare play turned the tides for the Titans in the third quarter. A pass from quarterback Marcus Mariota was deflected at the line of scrimmage, but Mariota was able to catch the deflected pass before it hit the ground. Proceeding to carry it 6 yards into the end zone, Mariota became the first player since Brad Johnson in 1997 to throw a touchdown to himself. The momentum switch from this play was palpable, and the Titans were able to complete the largest comeback in their playoff history with Mariota’s second touchdown pass of the night with 6:06 remaining in the fourth quarter.