2019 Baltimore Ravens Betting - Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

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Baltimore Ravens Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

The Baltimore Ravens have not exactly looked like world beaters in their past three games following a hot start, but at this point, they still seem like the favorites to win the AFC North. Baltimore squeaked out an overtime victory against the Steelers last time out to improve to 3-2 and is the only team above .500 in the division. The Ravens can put some more distance between themselves and the others in Week 6 in a favorable home matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. This used to be a really good rivalry but this could be a lopsided affair.

2019 Baltimore Ravens at a Glance

Ravens Super Bowl Odds: +2900

Ravens AFC Championship Odds: +1485

Week 6 Matchup Odds

Cincinnati Bengals +12

Baltimore Ravens -12

Total: 48.5

Week 6 Preview

The Ravens have the big-time talent advantage in this game. The Bengals lost at home to the winless Cardinals last time out to drop to 0-5 as it has already become a lost season. Andy Dalton is a veteran quarterback with talent but he can only do so much. The CIncinnati offensive line is very poor, while injuries to standout receivers A.J. Green and John Ross have sapped this team of playmakers.

Running back Joe Mixon and wide receiver Tyler Boyd are the top two offensive weapons on the team, but there is just not enough variety to truly scare defenses. The Ravens do need to replace starting safety Tony Jefferson, who tore his ACL last week, but veteran D.J. Swearinger is expected to be signed and take his place.

The Bengals allowed more than 250 rushing yards last week to the Cardinals and now must deal with the Ravens duo of mobile quarterback Lamar Jackson and bruiser Mark Ingram. It would not be a surprise at all to see Baltimore dominate on the ground and then start beating Cincinnati through the air when it loads the box.

This looks like a great matchup for Baltimore. Jackson was great in his first two games but has since been up and down. He has a shot to get back on track and dominate in this matchup against an undermanned Cincinnati defense. Baltimore has not looked like a true contender the past couple of weeks but everything seems to be aligned for it to put together a strong game in this one.

Week 5 Recap

The Ravens went on the road in Week 5 and needed overtime to knock off the Steelers by a score of 26-23. A road win over Pittsburgh would usually be a huge deal, but the Steelers didn’t have star quarterback Ben Roethlisberger as he is done for the year due to injury, and backup Mason Rudolph left the game with a concussion.

Pittsburgh was down to third-string quarterback Devlin Hodges by the end of the contest and Baltimore still needed to rally for the win. Jackson finished just 19-of-28 passing for 161 yards with a touchdown and three interceptions. He rushed for 70 yards but needs to do a better job of taking care of the ball moving forward.

The Ravens defense has been a work in progress at times this season with a lot of new faces and that showed in this one, as the Steelers offense was in a good rhythm until Rudolph’s injury.

The Ravens have some work to do, but there are still a lot of talented players overall on the team. Baltimore has the ability to dominate this game, and doing so would be a good sign moving forward. The Ravens are hoping that Jackson can revert to the form that had him looking like a Pro Bowler in the first few games of the season.

The Bengals defense has been porous so far this year and the matchup is a good one, as the Ravens should be able to establish the run and then go to the passing game from it. The spread is high but Baltimore is good enough to cover.

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Past Baltimore Ravens Seasons

It was one of the more controversial moves in NFL history when team owner Art Modell moved his club to Baltimore for the 1996 season. In a deal reached with the city of Cleveland and the NFL, the entire Browns history would remain in Cleveland and the new Baltimore team would essentially be an expansion club, though team personnel would make the move.

There were some lean years following the team’s move as the Ravens went four years without a winning record or playoff appearance. That all changed in 2000 under second-year head coach Brian Billick. Sporting the league’s No. 1 ranked scoring defense, the Ravens won 12 games and all four postseason contests by outscoring opponents 95-23. The season culminated with a 34-7 victory over the New York Giants in Super Bowl XXXV.

Including the 2000 season the Ravens have qualified for the playoffs 11 times, finished with a winning record 13 times and won the AFC North on five occasions. They captured their second Super Bowl title following the 2012 season with a win over San Francisco, making the Ravens the only team with multiple Super Bowl appearances to go undefeated.

The Ravens returned to the postseason in 2018, ending their longest postseason drought this century. There were rumblings that Harbaugh was on thin ice, but the performance saved his job. And for the first time since 2008, the coach will enter a season without Flacco as his starting quarterback.

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