Saints vs Titans Odds 2010 NFL Preseason Week 4: The New Orleans Saints (2-1) take on the Tennessee Titans (1-2) as the 2010 NFL Preseason winds down. The Saints kept gaining momentum with a 36-21 victory over the Chargers while the Titans struggled and lost to the Panthers 15-7. This game will feature a more realistic outcome as the first teamers are slated to play deep into the second half. Hammerhead Sports always delivers the most accurate free sports picks and football odds from our team of NFL Predictions experts. Find our Winning NFL Picks selections below.

Brees was 18 of 27 and looked sharp for the most part, though his longest completion, a 46-yard touchdown to Henderson, looked like an ill-advised throw into coverage that was nearly intercepted. The Titans' secondary will have to play a near-perfect game but if they can take advantage and jump on one of those ill-advised throws, then the Titans might be able to keep it close. With the Season right around the corner, always check back with the Sportsbooks at SBGGLOBAL.COM. The Sportsbooks at SBG Global have the New Orleans Saints (-7.5) as the Free NFL Picks selection over the Tennessee Titans (+7.5).

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Undrafted rookie, Chris Ivory turned a swing pass into a 76-yard score, and finished as both the game-high rusher and receiver in New Orleans' 36-21 preseason victory over the San Diego Chargers on Friday night. The rookie rushed for 45 yards on 11 carries, with a long run of 16 yards. He turned his only catch into the longest reception in the game by bowling over defenders, making others miss and carrying one on his back across the goal line. He played like Pierre Thomas, who joined the Saints as an undrafted rookie in 2007. The Saints had a scare when starting middle linebacker Jonathan Vilma went down with a right groin injury early in the third quarter. The Saints will need his services to succeed. With the NFL Betting Odds point total at 41, look for the Over to be the Smart play here.