The Ravens are favored on the road as they take on the Bengals at 1:00 ET on Sunday, October 6th at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati. The Ravens' money line odds are -149, and the Bengals' money line odds are +125. The Ravens are -2.5 point favorites, and the over/under line is 50.5 points. This AFC North matchup is being televised on CBS.
The Ravens improved to 2-2 on the season with a 35-10 win over the Bills. Baltimore took a 7-3 lead in the 1st quarter and then dominated the 2nd quarter, scoring 14 unanswered points. Heading into halftime, they led 21-3. Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson were a dominant force on offense, with Jackson throwing three touchdown passes and Henry adding a receiving touchdown and several key runs.
The Ravens put the game out of reach in the 3rd quarter, leading 28-10 heading into the 4th. Jackson finished with a total of four touchdowns, and Henry rushed for 87 yards to help Baltimore secure the 25-point victory. The Ravens were 2.5-point favorites and easily covered the spread with the 25-point win.
The Ravens improved to 2-2 on the season with a 35-10 win over the Bills. Baltimore took a 7-3 lead in the 1st quarter and then dominated the 2nd quarter, scoring 14 unanswered points. Heading into halftime, they led 21-3. Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson were a dominant force on offense, with Jackson throwing three touchdown passes and Henry adding a receiving touchdown and several key runs.
The Ravens put the game out of reach in the 3rd quarter, leading 28-10 heading into the 4th. Jackson finished with a total of four touchdowns, and Henry rushed for 87 yards to help Baltimore secure the 25-point victory. The Ravens were 2.5-point favorites and easily covered the spread with the 25-point win.
The Ravens' offense put up 271 rushing yards on 34 attempts in their 35-10 win over the Bills, averaging 8.0 yards per attempt. Lamar Jackson completed 13 of 18 passes for 156 yards, finishing with a passer rating of 135 and throwing two touchdowns. Baltimore had 22 first downs and converted 55.6% of their third down chances.
Justice Hill was their top receiver with 78 yards on six catches, including a long of 19 yards and one touchdown. Derrick Henry rushed for 199 yards, including an 87-yard run, and added 10 yards receiving along with a receiving touchdown.
The Ravens' defense was dominant in their 35-10 win over the Bills, holding Buffalo to just 155 passing yards on 17 completions. Buffalo struggled to sustain drives, converting only 23.1% of their third down attempts. Baltimore defended the run well, allowing just 81 yards on 23 attempts (3.5 yards per attempt) and limited the Bills to 10 points.
Baltimore also pressured the quarterback, with three sacks and winning the QB hit battle by a margin of +5. The Ravens' defense kept Buffalo out of the endzone, not allowing a single passing touchdown in the game.
The Bengals' offense put up 24 first downs and 375 total yards in their 34-24 win over the Panthers. Joe Burrow completed 22 of 31 passes for 232 yards, finishing with a passer rating of 100. He threw two touchdowns and was not sacked, and Ja'Marr Chase caught one of those touchdowns and led the team with 85 receiving yards.
Cincinnati's ground game was led by Chase Brown, who rushed for 80 yards on 15 carries, including two touchdowns and a long run of 20 yards. The Bengals had a good day on third down, converting 53.8% of their chances, despite finishing with 141 rushing yards.
The Bengals' defense gave up 155 rushing yards to the Panthers in their most recent game, despite coming out on top with a 34-24 victory. Carolina ran the ball 29 times and averaged 5.3 yards per attempt. In the passing game, Cincinnati allowed 220 yards through the air, with the Panthers completing 25 passes. The Bengals' defense did not record any sacks in the game.
Carolina converted on 50% of their third down attempts and managed two rushing touchdowns. Although the Bengals' defense did come up with one interception, they allowed the Panthers to finish with a 61% completion rate.
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Value | Rank | Quality Stat | Value | Rank |
10.43 | 6 | Quality Stats Power Rankings | 15.95 | 16 |
50% | 3 | Quality Standings | 0% | 26 |
16.21 | 22 | Scoreability | 13.26 | 8 |
14.33 | 19 | Bendability | 12.57 | 28 |
-1.88 | 24 | Intelligence Index | -0.69 | 19 |
7.41 | 4 | Real Passing Yds/Attempt | 6.65 | 10 |
6.40 | 21 | Defensive Real Passing Yds/Attempt | 6.14 | 18 |
101.79 | 3 | Real Quarterback Rating | 90.88 | 8 |
76.64 | 16 | Defensive Real Quarterback Rating | 95.15 | 27 |
25.15 | 5 | Real Quarterback Rating Differential | -4.27 | 17 |
102.22 | 9 | Offensive Passer Rating | 105.97 | 5 |
90.55 | 19 | Defensive Passer Rating | 94.55 | 23 |
11.67 | 10 | Passer Rating Differential | 11.42 | 12 |
2.00 | 1 | Offensive Hog Index | 5.00 | 4 |
6.00 | 5 | Defensive Hog Index | 13.00 | 17 |
6.56 | 6 | Relativity Index | -3.41 | 24 |
1,904 | 1 | Total Team Yards | 1,714 | 8 |
1,458 | 10 | Total Team Yards Allowed | 1,548 | 18 |
446 | 1 | Total Team Yards Differential | 166 | 10 |
125.41 | 6 | Offensive Rusher Rating | 101.34 | 10 |
114.63 | 27 | Defensive Rusher Rating | 106.60 | 23 |
10.78 | 7 | Rusher Rating Differential | -5.26 | 20 |
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