Broncos open touchdown favorites in Week 1 vs. Titans

Week 1 opening odds are out now that the 2025 schedule has been released. The Denver Broncos will be playing at home against the Tennessee Titans and their rookie number one overall quarterback pick, Cam Ward.

According to FanDuel In Week 1, the Broncos start as 7-point home favorites against the Titans. The total point line for their game is set at 40.5.

Broncos vs. Titans betting odds

Tennessee Titans at Denver Broncos

Sunday, September 7, 2025 at 2:05 P.M. Mile High time

Empower Field at Mile High located in Denver, Colorado

ATS Betting Lines: Denver -7

Moneyline Odds: Denver -360 / Tennessee +290

Over/Under: 40.5

Given how the Broncos' defense appears on paper, this seems likely to be quite a challenge for Ward during his NFL debut. Even without my fervent support as someone thoroughly invested in this team—affectionately known as "Broncomania"—I'd still lean towards backing Denver. While I anticipate the Broncos’ offensive performance might initially lag at the beginning of the season, I certainly don’t foresee the same issues with their defensive lineup.

I find a complete touchdown spread quite excessive for a Week 1 match, possibly because my judgment might be swayed by how poorly the Broncos' offense has performed recently, leading me to anticipate a tight, low-scoring contest. Last season, when Bo Nix played away from home during his debut, he managed only 20 points; perhaps this suggests that such a large point spread isn't entirely far-fetched.

I'll likely hold off until Week 1 is almost here to see how things look, but if you really pressed me, I'd probably go with the under at this early stage.

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