Tennessee's low implied total (20 points) means fewer scoring drives and fewer kicking opportunities. Slye averages 1.8 field goals and 1.6 PATs per game, but that baseline assumes a normal offensive pace and volume; a team projected for just 20 points will have fewer possessions to convert into field-goal attempts. The Jets' defense gives up more than average to the pass, which could force the Titans into longer, less efficient drives that stall before the red zone. Slye stays under 8 points (7 or fewer) in a game where his team simply doesn't get enough chances to kick.