Ravens vs. Commanders NFL Week 6 Betting Lines

Baltimore Ravens NFL Week 6 Betting Lines

Impressive is the only way one can describe how the Baltimore Ravens handled their business in last week’s 41-38 comeback overtime win at Cincinnati to rip the hearts out of the division rival Bengals and claw above .500 for the first time this NFL betting season. Trailing for almost the entirety of the game and down double-digits a number of times, John Harbaugh’s squad never gave up. Not even after Evan McPherson lined up for what normally is a gimme from 53-yards out to win the game in the extra session. A bad snap opened the door for another epic King Henry gallop into the red zone allowing Justin Tucker to seal the deal and earn the Ravens another win against a conference heavyweight. Baltimore’s offense was nothing short of electric with it racking up 520 yards of combined yardage, 30 first downs, moving the chains on 10 of 15 third down tries, and scoring touchdowns on 5 of 6 red zone penetrations. The unit will need to bring its “A” game back home with them in Week 6 betting action with Jayden Daniels and the upstart Washington Commanders invading the Charm City where NFL bettors look to be of the belief each team has the scoreboard operators working overtime with all the points set to hit the board.

Once 12-1 favorites to be the last team standing come the conclusion of Super Bowl LIX, the Ravens odds of doing so fell to +750 from +800 following the OT triumph, while their chances of representing the AFC in the big game shortened up to +300 from +350 behind only the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs. Though Pittsburgh sat atop the division standings heading into the week, it was the Ravens that were still deemed chalk favorites to defend its title. That remains the case now with Baltimore swelling to -285 favorites after entering the year +135 choices. Its adjusted in-season win total odds jumped to a season-high 11.5 from 10.5 with heavier juice attached to the low side of the offering. Baltimore punching a playoff ticket demanded a $545 investment to make $100 last week, but that’s all the way up to -1000 now, while the “No” pays out an attractive +650 rate of return should you be in the mood to fade the current AFC North leaders.

NFL Week 6 Betting Lines

Washington Commanders +6

Baltimore Ravens -6

Total: 53

Money Line: Commanders +218, Ravens -265

Baltimore Ravens Week 6 Matchup

On Sunday, October 13, 2024, the Baltimore Ravens will take on the Washington Commanders from M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, MD. Kickoff time is set for 1 p.m. ET with television coverage on CBS. The lookahead NFL Week 6 betting lines hit the board with the Ravens laying 7-points and the total lined 49.5. Regardless of Baltimore stretching its win streak to three straight this past weekend, NFL crypto bettors have wanted little to do with the hosts minus the points. Though the Ravens have been backed by 50 percent of the bets, they’ve taken in less than 20 percent of the money forcing a full 1-point line move down to -6. Baltimore has been lined 6-7 point home favorites eight times dating back to 2020 and stands 5-3 SU and 3-5 ATS in those matchups with the Over/Under split down the middle and 49.3 points scored on average. Linemakers could’ve hung a 55 and total bettors would’ve still sprinted to the window to hit the over—they’ve done so with upwards of 90 percent of the tickets and handle boosting the number to beat all the way up to 53. The Ravens have played to high scorers in six of their last eight games played in front of the hometown faithful with 54.9 points denting the scoreboard.

Baltimore Ravens Week 5 Recap

In a thrilling shootout between the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals, Lamar Jackson led the Ravens to a 41-38 overtime victory and NFL spread cover, capped by a Justin Tucker 24-yard field goal. Jackson threw for 348 yards and four touchdowns while adding 55 rushing yards, matching Joe Burrow's prolific performance. Burrow tossed a career-high five touchdowns, including two each to Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, as Cincinnati repeatedly took the lead, including a 70-yard TD to Chase for a 38-28 advantage with nine-plus minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Jackson, showing poise under pressure, led the Ravens back each time, including a scrambling 6-yard touchdown pass to Isaiah Lively. The Ravens defense intercepted Burrow late, allowing Tucker to tie the game with a 56-yard field goal, sending it to overtime. Though Jackson spit the biscuit on the Ravens opening possession of OT, a fumbled snap on a Bengals field goal attempt minutes later gave Baltimore another chance, and Derrick Henry’s 51-yard run set up Tucker’s game-winner. Key takeaways for the Ravens include Jackson’s continued elite play, the team's resilience in overcoming three second-half deficits, and Derrick Henry’s clutch performance, especially after being neutralized for much of the game. At 3-2, the Ravens are building momentum, showing they can win even when under pressure against a tough AFC North rival.

2024 Baltimore Ravens Schedule, Results & Record

Since assuming the roles of General Manager and Executive VP, the Ravens have competed in the playoffs in four of the five seasons under his leadership.

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