Titans vs Saints prediction, props, odds: Top-rated NFL expert reveals player prop bet picks for Week 10

R.J. White has just revealed his NFL prop bet picks for New Orleans Saints vs. Tennessee Titans

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Ryan Tannehill and the Tennessee Titans (7-2) host the New Orleans Saints (5-3) in a key Week 10 NFL game on Sunday, November 14 at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. Star running backs Derrick Henry (foot) of the Titans and Alvin Kamara (knee) of the Saints are both out. The Titans are three-point favorites in the latest Titans vs. Saints odds from Caesars Sportsbook, and the over-under is set at 44 points. In addition to the Saints vs Titans point spread and standard Week 10 NFL betting lines, Caesars is also offering a plethora of prop bet options for this highly intriguing inter-conference matchup, and SportsLine NFL expert R.J. White has just revealed his top plays.

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White, a CBS Sports fantasy and gambling editor, ended the 2020 season on an 80-59 run on all NFL picks, returning more than $1,400 during that span. He also enters Week 9 as SportsLine's No. 4 rated NFL expert, going 46-35-1 (+735) on his last 82 NFL ATS picks. It's no surprise, as White has cashed huge twice in the world's most prestigious football handicapping competition, the Las Vegas SuperContest. Anyone who has followed his picks has seen HUGE returns.

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Now, White has locked in on Titans vs. Saints and just revealed his top three prop bet picks for this Week 10 NFL matchup.

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Ryan Tannehill Under 247.5 passing yards (-115)

"The Titans may feel unstoppable after throttling the Rams in their first game without Derrick Henry, but the offense did not look great despite the final score. Tannehill couldn't go downfield as much with the Rams not needing to respect the run game as much, leading to his lowest yards-per-attempt number of the year as he managed just 143 passing yards. The Saints defense struggled early in the year while dealing with a number of injuries, and while they looked fantastic against Geno Smith in the first game out of the bye, that hasn't been the case the last two weeks. But it's going to be hard to slow down Tom Brady in the best of times, and Matt Ryan played out of his mind in his best performance of the year. With Tannehill dealing with a late-week illness, I don't expect we'll see his best, particularly if Julio Jones can't go."

Mark Ingram Over 55.5 rushing yards (-115)

"Alvin Kamara saw his snap rate scaled back the last two weeks after the Saints reunited with Ingram, a running back they clearly trust in their system. After touching the ball eight times in his debut with his new (old) team, Ingram saw his usage leap to 14 touches last week, which he turned into 64 yards. Now Kamara is set to miss this week's game, leaving Ingram in the driver's seat of an offense that clearly does not want Trevor Siemian airing the ball out a ton nor holding onto the ball for a long time. Expect his snap rate to more than double in this game. The Over on 15.5 rushing attempts is juiced, so clearly the market expects the workload to be there. He's averaging 4.7 yards per carry since returning to New Orleans. Plus, the Titans rank 23rd in yards per rush allowed, so I expect Ingram to be effective with his large number of carries."

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Adrian Peterson Under 42.5 total rushing and receiving yards (-115)

"Peterson walked in off the street last week to carry the ball 10 times, which means we can probably count on him dominating the workload after a full week with the team, right? Well, I'm not so sure the Titans want to up his snap rate considerably from the one-third of offensive snaps he played in his debut. I also don't know that they want him on the field in obvious passing situations if he hasn't fully learned the protections, something that didn't really factor into last week's win after Tennessee was gifted two early TDs by Matthew Stafford. I also don't know that Peterson is going to be effective when he carries the ball against the defense that's giving up the lowest yards per rush in the league. By the time the clock hits zero on Sunday, Peterson's statline should look remarkably similar to his debut, where he had just 26 yards on 11 touches."

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