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How to watch Tennessee vs. Miami: Time, date and how to watch this week
Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis (8) is sacked by Green Bay Packers defensive end Preston Smith (91) during the fourth quarter of their game at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn., Sunday, Sept. 22, 2024. Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

How to watch Tennessee vs. Miami: Time, date and how to watch this week

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This week, the Miami Dolphins will welcome the Tennessee Titans to South Florida in the first game of a Monday Night Football doubleheader. The Titans came out on top in their last meeting, beating the Dolphins 28-27 and knocking Miami out of their top spot in the AFC. That game was also the last win for TItans quarterback Will Levis, who has now lost his last five starts.

Neither team has gotten off to a good start so far this season, with Miami (1-2) dropping last week’s game against the Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee (0-3) losing at home against the Green Bay Packers.

Even though it’s only Week 4, it’s already been a dramatic year for the Miami Dolphins. Before the first game of the season even kicked off, wide receiver Tyreek Hill was detained by police while on his way to Hard Rock Stadium. Later, the team rallied to beat the Jacksonville Jaguars in the first — and, so far, only — win of the season. The following week, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa went down against the Buffalo Bills, suffering his third documented concussion in the past several years. Tagovailoa’s backup, Skylar Thompson, sustained a chest injury in Week 3, leaving the Fins’ QB situation unclear as they prepare to take on the Titans.

It’s been a rocky start to the season for the Tennessee Titans as well. Heading into Week 4, the team has yet to win a game — which makes Brian Callahan the first Titans head coach in 15 years to go 0-3 in his first three games. Tennessee’s offense leads the league in turnovers, with eight committed through three games (all of them by Levis). And now, after last week’s loss to Green Bay, the team is in the second-to-last spot on Sports Illustrated’s NFL power rankings. While Levis has taken heat over his performance thus far, Tennessee’s struggling offensive line is also at fault for many of the team’s issues.

Clearly, the Dolphins and the Titans both have a lot to prove in Monday’s matchup. If you’re thinking about tuning in or betting on the game, here’s what you need to know.


How to watch Tennessee vs. Miami

Streaming Service Free Trial NFL Channels NFL RedZone Best Nights to Watch
DIRECTV STREAM
5-days
ABC
CBS
Fox
NBC
ESPN
NFL Network
Yes
All non-exclusive games
Fubo
$30 off first month
CBS
ABC
Fox
NBC
ESPN
NFL Network
Yes
All non-exclusive games
Hulu + Live TV
3-days
CBS
ABC
Fox
NBC
ESPN
NFL Network
Yes
All non-exclusive games
YouTube TV
7-days
CBS
ABC
Fox
NBC
ESPN
NFL Network
Yes
All games (w/ Sunday Ticket add-on)
Sling TV
50% off first month
ABC*
Fox*
NBC*
ESPN
NFL Network
Yes
All non-exclusive games
Peacock
No
NBC
No
Sunday Night
Paramount Plus
7-days
CBS
No
In-market CBS games
Amazon Prime Video
30-days
Amazon Prime
No
Thursday Night
*Local channels only available in select locations

Tennessee vs. Miami predictions

Based on the odds, Monday’s Titans/Dolphins game looks to be a close, low-scoring affair.

According to ESPN, Tennessee opened as 0.5-point favorites in Miami, but things have since changed. Now, with the news that veteran cornerback Chidobe Awuzie will miss several weeks with a groin injury, the Dolphins are 1-point favorites at home.

ESPN also shows that the over/under opened (and remains) at 36.5, and the moneyline for each team is -110.

Of course, these odds could continue shifting as the week goes on — especially as we learn more about Miami’s quarterback situation.

Taylor Freitas is a freelance writer with more than 10 years of professional journalism experience. She has contributed to publications, including LA Weekly, CNET, ZDNET, and Bankrate. She holds a B.A. in Print and Digital Journalism from the University of Southern California.