Ravens Odds to Win Super Bowl

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The Baltimore Ravens were the most dominant regular season team in the NFL in 2019. They finished with the best record in the league at 14-2, and they nearly doubled up their opponents in terms of scoring. That was enough for John Harbaugh to be named Coach of the Year and Lamar Jackson to win the NFL MVP, but the Ravens were one and done in the playoffs with a 28-12 loss to the Tennessee Titans. Baltimore will be out to avenge that defeat in 2020, and Jackson will look to follow in the footsteps of Patrick Mahomes and turn the Madden Curse into a Super Bowl win.

2020 Baltimore Ravens at a Glance

Super Bowl Odds: +510

AFC Championship Odds: +240

AFC North Odds: -238

Jackson was incredible throughout the 2019 season. He started off with a bang, leading the Ravens to a 59-10 demolition of the Miami Dolphins, and he didn’t let up on his way to claiming the MVP. The former Heisman Trophy winner also smashed Michael Vick’s record for rushing yards in a season by a quarterback, running for 1,206 yards and seven touchdowns.

Incredibly, he averaged 6.9 YPC, becoming the scariest dual-threat signal caller the league has ever seen.

He proved the naysayers wrong with his arm too. Jackson threw for over 3,000 yards and registered 36 touchdowns compared to just six picks. That was despite having a largely average receiver corps, as the only player with more than 600 receiving yards was tight end Mark Andrews.

Marquise Brown and Miles Boykin were rookies last year, but they will be asked to take the next step in their sophomore seasons. They are the projected starters at wide out as neither Willie Snead nor Chris Moore have been reliable receivers over their careers. Brown had his moments as a rookie, but Boykin was largely a non-factor, and Baltimore’s offense would reach another level if these two players improved.

The running game will be electric with the addition of J.K. Dobbins. Mark Ingram ran for over 1,000 yards in this offense last season, but throwing a talented runner like Dobbins into the mix should lead to even more production for a ground game that racked up 206 YPG in 2019.

On defense, the Ravens improved by adding Calais Campbell from Jacksonville. Campbell is one of the best pass rushers in the NFL, and he should shine with a change of scenery. Baltimore took care of star nose tackle Brandon Williams too, and the second level is all set as well.

Matt Judon was franchise tagged in the offseason, and Baltimore used a first round pick on Patrick Queen and a third round pick on Malik Harrison. Harrison should be a contributor, but Queen is expected to immediately become the Ravens’ starting middle linebacker. He was a star at LSU, and he has a chance to be the Defensive Rookie of the Year in this defense.

The secondary will be solid even with the loss of Eric Weddle. Earl Thomas is still patrolling the field, and Marlon Humphrey and Marcus Peters are solid cornerbacks.

Baltimore has one of the best weapons in the game in Justin Tucker too. Tucker is the most reliable field goal kicker in the league, and he only missed one field goal throughout the 2019 campaign.

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