2022 NFL AFC South predictions, odds & projections
2022 NFL AFC South predictions, odds & projections. The season starts in a month. Tennessee Titans have won the division twice in the last two years. Indianapolis Colts are relevant in this division. The division is not the most intriguing, but it could be intriguing. Check out all of our 2022 NFL futures content in the NFL tab.
The AFC South teams are the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans.
DraftKings Sportsbook has the Colts as -135 favorites. Titans are +170, Jaguars +800, and Texans +3000.
The Indianapolis Colts are in the AFC South. Matt Ryan is taking over under center for the Colts. Johnathan Taylor will be the offensive coordinator. The Colts have the longest title drought of anyone in their division.
Tennessee Titans have won the AFC South in back-to-back seasons. They were the No. 1 seed in the entire AFC last year. Derrick Henry and Julio Jones are gone. Ryan Tannehill will have to step up if they want to keep the division title.
Doug Pederson took over as head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars after Urban Meyer was fired. The team has some promising young players, including Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne and Travon Walker. The schedule is tough, but the team should improve under Pedersen.
The Houston Texans have underdone their coaching and they have a bad record in the AFC South. Lovie Smith has a poor head-coaching track record. The Texans are looking for a new coach. Unless rookie CB Derek Stingley becomes an immediate star, the defense will struggle.
The Indianapolis Colts are the favorite to win the AFC South. The Colts have the better team and are trending upward. Houston and Jacksonville are discounted. This amounts to an Indy-Tennessee head-to-head battle.
2021 AFC South standings. Tennessee Titans are 12-5, Indianapolis Colts 9-8, Houston Texans 4-13, Jacksonville Jaguars 3-14.
2022 NFL AFC South predictions, odds & projections. Recent AFCSouth champions are Tennessee Titans, 12-5, Houston Texans, 10-6, 2018 HoustonTexans, 11- 5, and Jacksonville Jaguars, 10.6.
