“Thursday Night Football” is expected to have fireworks in a battle between two AFC North rivals.
The last clash between the Ravens and Bengals was one of epic proportions in a 41-38 Baltimore victory.
In games that score that many points, player props are almost all going Over and we’re going to the ticket windows with wins.
Could we expect more of the same in Week 10?
Below we breakdown the best player prop bets for Thursday’s game with massive betting implications.
Ravens vs. Bengals player props
Lamar Jackson Over 19.5 completions (-112, FanDuel)
In a high-volume offensive struggle, expect the Ravens to throw the ball a bit more than usual.
Jackson is 5-4 to the Over on this prop this season, but the Bengals’ defense doesn’t do much to stop offenses and we know that the Ravens can’t really be stopped anyway.
Cincinnati ranks 25th in DVOA on defense but has gotten slightly better of late, allowing the third-fewest yards per play over their last three weeks.
Look for the Bengals to bend plenty but perhaps not fully break, which leads to plenty of Overs cashing for Baltimore.
Ja’Marr Chase Over 80.5 receiving yards (-113, Fanatics) | 125+ (+375, Bet365)
Ja’Marr Chase roasts and toasts the Baltimore Ravens.
In his last game against Baltimore, he accumulated 193 receiving yards and two touchdowns — and Ravens’ secondary hasn’t gotten much better.
In past seasons, the Bengals’ stud receiver has tallied 100 yards three times in seven games, clearing 125 twice and even having a 200-yard game.
Betting on the NFL?
The Ravens just recently allowed unknown third-round pick Cedric Tillman to score two touchdowns and bring in 99 yards in a shocking loss as massive favorites.
All of this has summarized the Ravens as a bad pass defense, allowing the fifth-most yards per route run to opposing receivers.
They also yield 280 passing yards per game, the most in the NFL.
Why Trust New York Post Betting
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