Bears vs Titans Prediction 8/29/26 NFL Picks Today

In this article, we will formulate a Bears vs Titans Prediction for this NFL Preseason Week 3 matchup on Saturday, August 29^th. Let’s take a look at the prediction for this NFL matchup.

Tennessee Titans Preview

The Tennessee Titans have a 2-0 record in the preseason and are sitting in the 1st place of the AFC South. They are coming off a 19-16 home victory over the Seattle Seahawks, where they outgained their opponents 277-251 yards and had 71 total plays. Tennessee had 149 passing yards, 128 rushing yards, and 21/32 completed passes, while they won the turnover battle by 0-3. The Titans were 6/17 on third down conversions and 1/4 in the red zone.

Cam Ward led Tennessee with 8/12 passes and 69 passing yards. Julius Chestnut had a team-high 48 rushing yards, while Tony Pollard caught 1 pass for a team-high 33 receiving yards. Defensively, Anthony Hill Jr. led the Titans with 7 total tackles, 5 of them solo, while Truman Jones had 1.5 sacks.

Chicago Bears Preview

The Chicago Bears have a 1-1 record in the preseason and are sitting in the 4th place of the NFC North. They are coming off a 9-27 road defeat by the Cincinnati Bengals, where they were outgained by their opponents 322-346 yards and had 67 total plays. Chicago had 236 passing yards, 86 rushing yards, and 24/43 completed passes, while they won the turnover battle by 0-1. The Bears were 2/14 on third down conversions and 0/2 in the red zone.

Case Keenum led Chicago with 9/17 passes and 119 passing yards. Roschon Johnson had a team-high 42 rushing yards, while Maurice Alexander caught 5 passes for a team-high 60 receiving yards. Defensively, Wayne Matthews III led the Bears with 8 total tackles, 6 of them solo.

Bears vs Titans Prediction

The Titans have won two of their last three meetings against the Bears and both teams are tied 1-1 in their two meetings in Tennessee. Their last two meetings have gone under the total.

In this Bears vs Titans Prediction, the Titans are coming as -2.5 home favorites. The Titans have been perfect in the postseason but their total offensive production is actually lower than the Bears’. They have scored 38 total points compared to the Bears’ 43 and were terrible at home last season with a 1-8 record and 7-10 ATS on the season, while the Bears were 5-4 on the road and 10-7 ATS. I expect this to be a close one, so I like the Chicago Bears by +2.5 points in this one.