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5 Patriots-Ravens Prop Bets & Betting Lines To Back On SNF

Adam Thompson for Bookies.com

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5 Patriots-Ravens Prop Bets & Betting Lines To Back On SNF
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Tom Brady and the undefeated New England Patriots face their toughest test of the season when they head to Baltimore to face Lamar Jackson and the Ravens on Sunday Night Football.

The Patriots are favored on the road, though the Ravens are 9-2 off the bye under Coach John Harbaugh. Let’s take a look at some of the best bets fans of NFL betting should consider:

Patriots-Ravens Best Bets

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OTHER BETS TO BACK

  • Most Punts | Patriots +180 (William Hill)
  • First Quarter Moneyline | Patriots +110 (888sport)
  • Highest-Scoring Half | First -112 (DraftKings)

All odds current as of publication but subject to change.

PICK 1: Patriots -3

This is the toughest opponent to date for the defending Super Bowl champions, and Jackson poses unique issues for defenses. But New England’s defense is on pace to rank among the all-time best. Only one team has lost by less than two TDs vs. the Pats, and that was the Bills, a 16-10 decision at Buffalo in which Brady had one of the worst games of his career.


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Bill Belichick is a ridiculous 21-0 against first- and second-year QBs. Baltimore’s defense has relied more on reputation than results, ranking 16th in points allowed and 25th against the pass. The Pats’ schedule has been scrutinized, but the Ravens are only 1-1 against playoff teams, falling to the Chiefs and beating the Seahawks thanks to two defensive TDs.

PICK 2: Under 45 Points

5 Patriots-Ravens Prop Bets & Betting Lines To Back On SNF 1
Patriots wide receiver Juliian Edelman is coming off a game where he had eight receptions for 78 yards and two touchdowns.

Only one Patriots game has hit 45 points. Five of the Ravens’ seven games have hit 45, and all have hit 40. So what wins out, the Patriots’ defense or the Ravens’ offense?

I’ll say Baltimore breaks out – to an extent. Jackson is going to get his rushing opportunities, and they have backs who can pound the ball. Baltimore leads the NFL in time of possession, so grinding it out is going to be part of the gameplan to keep Brady off the field. Brady is averaging just 7.3 yards per attempt, so the offense isn’t as explosive as it may appear.

PICK 3: Most Punts – New England

New England leads the NFL in in scoring and scoring defense, but it also punts the ball. A lot. The Patriots rank third with the most punts, averaging 5.4 per game.


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Meanwhile, no team punts fewer times per game than Baltimore. Not only do the Ravens kick it away just 2.6 times per game, they also have more fourth-down attempts than any above-.500 team in the league. If it’s fourth-and-short from midfield, Harbaugh is more likely to put the ball in Jackson’s hands than he is Sam Koch’s.

PICK 4: First Quarter ML – Patriots

Through eight games, the Patriots have allowed one TD in the first quarter. That’s it. Oh, and they also average 10.9 ppg in the opening 15 minutes, the most in the league. The Ravens have been solid in the opening quarter as well, but not that solid.

5 Patriots-Ravens Prop Bets & Betting Lines To Back On SNF 2
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has rushed for 576 yards and three touchdowns this season. He averages nearly seven yards a carry.

PICK 5: Highest Scoring Half – First half

The Patriots and Ravens combine to average 34.5 ppg in the first half, and just 27 ppg in the second half. Their defenses are also far better in the second half – New England’s pass defense has a 44.7 QB rating allowed in the fourth quarter, the Ravens’ 67.7, the top two numbers in the NFL.

About the Author

Adam Thompson for Bookies.com
Adam Thompson
Long established as one of the nation's premier handicappers, Adam Thompson joined Bookies.com in 2019 after a successful run as senior handicapper for SportsLine & CBSSports.com. He specializes in the NFL and MLB, where he's hit on well over 60% of his picks the past five years. Adam's NBA and horse racing picks have also produced consistent, major winners over the years.