The Buffalo Bills will host the Tennessee Titans in a Week 7 matchup on October 20, 2024, in what appears to be a significant mismatch on paper. The Bills, sitting at 4-2 and atop the AFC East, have been one of the most consistent teams in the league this season, led by MVP candidate Josh Allen. In contrast, the Titans have struggled to a 1-4 record and find themselves near the bottom of the AFC South standings. Josh Allen, who has already passed for over 1,160 yards and 10 touchdowns without an interception, will look to exploit a Titans defense that has been vulnerable through the air. Tennessee has allowed an average of 137 passing yards per game, but their rushing defense has been slightly more effective, giving up 111.8 rushing yards per game. The Bills, however, can counter with running back James Cook, who has added over 300 rushing yards this season, providing balance to Buffalo’s offense. On the other side, Tennessee’s offensive struggles have been glaring. Rookie quarterback Will Levis has thrown seven interceptions to just five touchdowns, contributing to the team’s lack of consistent offensive production. The Titans’ offense has only managed an average of 19.2 points per game, which is a major concern as they go up against one of the league’s top defenses. The Bills have been limiting opponents to just 21 points per game and have an aggressive pass rush, spearheaded by Von Miller. While Tennessee does have some offensive weapons, including wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins and running back Tony Pollard, they’ll need a near-perfect performance to keep up with the Bills. If Buffalo’s defense can pressure Levis into mistakes, it could be a long afternoon for the Titans.