Cincinnati Bengals vs Baltimore Ravens Prediction, Preview and Odds - 11/07/2024

Game Time: 8:15 pm ET, Thursday, November 7, 2024

Venue:  M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD

Where to Watch:  Amazon Prime Video

DraftKings:  Point Spread:  Bengals +6, Ravens -6; Over/Under:  52.5 points

Bet365:  Point Spread:  Bengals +6, Ravens -6; Over/Under:  52.5 points

BetMGM:  Point Spread:  Bengals +6.5, Ravens -6.5; Over/Under:  52.5 points

Cincinnati Bengals:  4-5 (3rd place, AFC North)

Baltimore Ravens:  6-3 (2nd place, AFC North)

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Cincinnati Bengals:  won their last game at home against the Las Vegas Raiders 41-24.

Baltimore Ravens:  won their last game at home against the Denver Broncos 41-10.

The Bengals are entering this game with a 4-5 record overall and they have a 1-1 record in their divisional games too. They are 1-4 in their home games, 3-1 in their road games, and they are also 0-0 in their neutral site games this season, but they will be on the road for this game. They won their last game against the Las Vegas Raiders 41-24. Joe Burrow was the starting QB and he completed 27/39 passes for 251 passing yards, 5 touchdowns, and 1 interception. Chase Brown led the team in rushing yards with 120. Mike Gesicki led the receivers with 100 receiving yards on 5 receptions and 2 TDs. Mike Hilton led the defense in that game with 6 solo tackles and 2 assisted tackles while Trey Hendrickson led the defense in sacks with 4. No one on the defense came away with an interception for them in that one.

 

 

 

The Ravens are entering this game with a 6-3 record overall and they have a 1-1 record in their divisional games too. They are 3-1 in their home games, 3-2 in their road games, and they are also 0-0 in their neutral site games this season, but they will be at home for this game. They won their last game against the Denver Broncos 41-10. Lamar Jackson was the starting QB and he completed 16/19 passes for 280 passing yards, 3 touchdowns, and 0 interceptions. Derrick Henry led the team in rushing yards with 106 and 2 TDs. Zay Flowers led the receivers with 127 receiving yards on 5 receptions and 2 TDs. Kyle Hamilton led the defense in that game with 7 solo tackles and 3 assisted tackles while Tavius Robinson led the defense in sacks with 2. Ar'Darius Washington came away with the only interception for them in that one.

The current betting odds have the Ravens listed as a 6 point favorite in this game according to Draftkings Sportsbook. The Ravens have looked good in their games this season with their 6-3 record overall which has them near the top of the AFC North. They are coming off a big win at home over the Broncos in their last one and their offense has been rolling all season. Meanwhile, the Bengals haven't looked great in their games this season with their 4-5 record overall which has them in 3rd place of the AFC North. The Bengals have looked great on offense all season with one of the best offenses in the NFL, putting up a ton of points in their games, but their defense has looked terrible being one of the worst defenses in the NFL. They are coming off a big win over the Raiders last week, but they still gave up 24 points in that game to one of the worst offenses in the NFL. The Bengals almost beat the Ravens earlier this season in a game that went to OT, but the Bengals still lost that game by 3 points after putting up 38 points and taking a late lead too. Their defense just couldn't stop this Ravens offense and they aren't going to do any better being on the road in this one. The Ravens have been putting up a ton of points in their games all year and they have been doing it on a consistent basis too. The Bengals defense won't stop them here and the Ravens defense also looked a lot better against the Broncos last week. The best way to place a bet here is on the Ravens to cover the spread in this game. 

Bengals Ravens Prediction:  Our NFL Pick for Thursday, November 7, 2024 (8:15 pm ET start time) is Ravens 35 Bengals 24.

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Cincinnati Bengals: 15-8 ATS in road games. 9-2 ATS after scoring 30 points or more last game. 7-1 ATS vs. bad defensive teams who give up 24 or more points/game. 7-3 OVER revenging a loss against an opponent. 5-1 OVER revenging a same season loss against an opponent. 9-3 OVER versus good rushing teams - averaging 130 rushing yards/game or more.

Baltimore Ravens: 5-10 ATS after allowing 14 points or less last game. 2-5 ATS vs. bad defensive teams who give up 24 or more points/game. 7-3 OVER vs. good passing teams averaging 7 or more passing yards/att. 5-2 1H OVER in a home game where the total is greater than or equal to 45.5. 8-2 1H OVER vs. good passing teams averaging 7 or more passing yards/att.

Cincinnati Bengals:  Z. Moss (RB) Doubtful - Knee. S. Hubbard (DE) Injured - Hamstring. C. Jones (WR) Questionable - Groin. G. Stone (SAF) Questionable - Shin. A. Mims (OT) Injured - Ankle. O. Brown (OT) Doubtful - Knee. J. Burrow (QB) Injured - Wrist. T. Higgins (WR) Doubtful - Quadricep. K. Jenkins (DT) Injured - Thumb.

Baltimore Ravens:  A. Maulet (CB) Injured - Neck. J. Armour-Davis (CB) Questionable - Knee. M. Humphrey (CB) Questionable - Knee. B. Urban (DE) Out - Concussion. L. Jackson (QB) Injured - Back. B. Washington (DT) Injured - Knee. T. Jones (DT) Questionable - Ankle. K. Mitchell (RB) Questionable - Knee. R. Ali (RB) Out - Ankle. N. Wiggins (CB) Injured - Shoulder.

“Four sacks, seven quarterback hits — that’s tough to match. There were those moments when we needed that big stop on defense. A lot of guys came up big for us, but Trey came up the biggest.” - Zac Taylor after his team’s win against the Raiders in their last game. 

“We have been really good at running the ball for a long time, but he is different. Derrick Henry's different. He is adding a dimension that we have not had before. I don't know. You go back to Jamal Lewis maybe.” - John Harbaugh after his team’s win against the Broncos in their last game. 

WR Chase, Ja'Marr 

WR Irwin, Trenton

WR Iosivas, Andrei 

TE Gesicki, Mike

QB Burrow, Joe 

RB Brown, Chase  

WR Johnson, Diontae 

WR Bateman, Rashod

WR Flowers, Zay

TE Andrews, Mark 

QB Jackson, Lamar

RB Henry, Derrick 

FB Ricard, Patrick

Passing: J. Burrow (2244)

Rushing: C. Brown (479)

Receiving: J. Chase (717)

Touchdowns: J. Chase (7)

Passing: L. Jackson (2379)

Rushing: D. Henry (1052)

Receiving: Z. Flowers (654)

Touchdowns: D. Henry (13)

Coaches:

Cincinnati Bengals: Zac Taylor (6th season)

Baltimore Ravens: John Harbaugh (17th season)