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Betting tips for Monday Night Football -- Titans vs. Bills, Vikings vs. Eagles

Week 2 of the NFL finishes up on Monday night with a pair of games with the Buffalo Bills (-10, 47.5) hosting the Tennessee Titans at Highmark Stadium (ESPN/ESPN2 at7:15 p.m.) and the Philadelphia Eagles (-2.5, 50.5) hosting the Minnesota Vikings at Lincoln Financial Field (ABC/ESPN+ at 8:30 p.m.).

After an exciting Sunday of action, we have a rare two more opportunities to wager on professional football if we so choose. So what plays to our analysts like in Week's 2 two Monday night games?

Betting analyst Joe Fortenbaugh, fantasy and sports betting analysts Eric Moody and Andre Snellings, ESPN Stats & Information'sSeth Walder and Football Outsiders'Aaron Schatz provide their top plays.

Note: Lines from Caesars Sportsbook unless otherwise indicated.

Schatz: Ten points seems like an absurdly big line considering that the Titans were the AFC's No. 1 seed last year and beat Buffalo during the regular season. But, right now, the Bills look like the best team in the NFL and we need to consider all of the players the Titans lost since last year — not just offseason losses such as Rodger Saffold, but the preseason injury to Harold Landry III (maybe their most important defensive player). I feel like a line this big suggests taking the underdog, but my projection system has the line as being right on. The best wager might be the under, as the Bills defense is strong enough to keep the Titans offense contained and the Bills might be running out a healthy lead in the fourth quarter (which would help keep their own score down). The Titans were one of the NFL's slowest-paced teams a year ago and both of these teams used a slow pace in Week 1.

Moody: A Titans secondary featuring three young cornerbacks will have trouble slowing down

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