Safety Kevin Byard has played more snaps than any other Titans defender. He is coming off a 9-tackle performance versus Indy. Facing a Ravens team that targets the middle of the field often, Byard should be very busy Sunday, enabling him to notch 7-plus tackles and assists for the fourth time this season.

Under 42.5 - Both teams are heavy run based offenses with Baltimore #1 and Tennessee #14, however the Titans have been in the top 10 run% teams the last five years. Both team are in the bottom seven in pace of play and both have above average defenses. This total has gone up and all I can say is thank you very much! Under 42.5

He's been over this total in each of his past three games. Beloved Fantasy stud Derrick Henry has been inefficient, and Tennessee knows it -- its given Spears work as its passing downs back for most of the season including giving him all but one of 14 snaps on 3rd and 4th downs last week, and he even had two of three snaps inside the 10 yard line last week. The Ravens have a strong run defense but have given up at least three catches to a running back in all but one game this year. Best of all? Spears has a 23.2% target per route run rate through his first five games with consistent work from game to game.

Look for Ryan Tannehill to throw an interception for the third straight game, as he continues to play without Treylon Burks and without targets who separate easily. With the Ravens' pressure rate and Tennessee likely playing from behind, I like Baltimore to snag its fifth INT of the season in London.

The Ravens are as healthy as they've been all season, with just one starter (Odafe Oweh) ruled out for this game. Defensively, they should be able to handle a limited Tennessee attack, as they've been handling limited offenses all season while ranking second in yards per play and first in yards per rush. Lamar Jackson is playing well and the offense should bounce back from their dropfest last week against a mediocre Tennessee pass defense. The Ravens could have a travel edge after leaving for London three days earlier than the Titans, which could help Baltimore get out to a quicker start in the game and force the Titans to play from behind, which isn't their strength.

This line is based on a skewed season average. Justice Hill only had 9 yards Week 1, because he was busy scoring two touchdowns at the goal line. Other than that he's averaging just over 35 yards. Based on goal line calls so far this season, it looks like Monken has some more trust in Hill than Edwards. Hill has had explosive plays every game since Week 1. Our Sportsline Model projects him for 37 yards.

The Ravens got to London early while the Titans are going closer to kickoff. I like Baltimore's approach better. The Titans' most explosive receiver, Treylon Burks, continues to be sidelined with a knee issue while nose tackle Teair Tart, a difference-maker in the run game, also has not practiced due to a toe injury. The Colts ran all over Tennessee last week as Tart missed his second straight game. There's nothing wrong with the Baltimore offense, except for receivers dropping a slew of passes. Assuming they clean that up, Baltimore should roll.

First-round pick Zay Flowers has received double-digit targets in two of the past three games and has 12 more targets this season than Mark Andrews (40 to 28). He's drawing a 28 percent target share. Lamar Jackson threw a season-high 38 times last week and now faces a Titans' defense that's highly vulnerable against the pass. Look for Flowers to rack up at least five catches in London.

The Ravens are looking to rebound after what's become typical struggles against the Steelers, but Lamar Jackson looks to be stepping up as a passer in Baltimore's new offensive scheme. The Ravens were victimized by drops last week, but I expect a big day from their passing game in this matchup. The Titans have been a pass funnel defense, giving up at least 70 yards to a receiver in every game and allowing eight different WRs to reach 60 yards. For Baltimore, that player is Zay Flowers, who has 10+ targets in three games out of five and whose worst receiving game to date has been 48 yards. If that's his realistic floor, this prop line is way off in this matchup.