Baltimore Ravens vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - NFL - Predictions, Betting Lines, Odds and Trends

A pair of division leaders meet when the AFC North-leading Baltimore Ravens (4-3) square off against the NFC South-leading Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-4) on Thursday, October 27, 2022 at Raymond James Stadium. Baltimore is a 1.5-point favorite in the matchup. This matchup has an over/under of 45 points.

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Ravens and Buccaneers: Last Three Games

The Ravens have not covered a spread (0-3) while going 2-1 overall over their last three matchups.
The Ravens and their opponents did not combine to hit the over in any of those games.
The past three Ravens games averaged 1.5 more points (46.5) than this matchup’s over/under.
The Buccaneers are winless against the spread in their last three games, and have a 2-1 straight-up record in those matchups.
In all three of those games, the final combined score was under the set total.
The past three Buccaneers games averaged 1.3 fewer points (43.7) than this matchup’s point total.

Ravens and Buccaneers: Betting Trends

The Ravens are 3-4-0 against the spread this season.
The Ravens have an ATS record of 2-4 when playing as at least 1.5-point favorites.
Games involving the Ravens have hit the over twice this season.
The Ravens have been the moneyline favorite six total times this season. They’ve finished 4-2 in those games.
When playing as a moneyline favorite with odds of -125 or shorter, the Ravens have a 4-2 record (winning 66.7% of their games).
Based on this game’s moneyline, the Ravens’ implied win probability is 55.6%.
The Buccaneers have covered the spread two times in seven games with a set spread.
Buccaneers games have gone over the total once this season.
The Buccaneers have not played a game this season while listed as the underdog.
The Buccaneers have not entered a game this season as a bigger underdog on the moneyline than the +105 odds on them winning this game.

Over/Under Trends

This season, Ravens games have hit the over on this matchup’s 45-point over/under twice.
There has been just one game featuring the Buccaneers this season with more combined scoring than Thursday’s total of 45.
The Ravens average 25.9 points per game against the Buccaneers’ 17.7, totaling 1.4 points under the matchup’s point total of 45.
The 40.7 points per game these two teams allow their opponents to score on average this season are 4.3 fewer than the 45 over/under in this contest.
The Ravens have seen a 46.1 average over/under in their games this season, 1.1 points more than the over/under in this contest.
A difference of 0.2 points separates this contest’s over/under (45 points) and the average total points bet in Buccaneers’ games (44.8 points) this season.

Ravens Players to Watch

Lamar Jackson is the fourth-best fantasy player overall this season and the fourth-best fantasy QB with 156.9 fantasy points (22.4 per game).
Mark Andrews has collected 76.2 fantasy points this year (10.9 per game), good enough to place him 45th overall and second among TEs in league-wide fantasy standings.
So far this season, Devin Duvernay averages 7.8 fantasy points per game on the way to 54.4 total fantasy points. That makes him the 87th-ranked fantasy player overall and the 26th-ranked WR.
Rashod Bateman is the 124th-ranked fantasy player — and the 44th-ranked WR — with 38.5 fantasy points. He averages 7.7 fantasy points per game.

Buccaneers Players to Watch

So far this season, Tom Brady is the 16th-best fantasy player overall this season and the 12th-best fantasy QB with 105.1 fantasy points (15 per game).
Leonard Fournette’s 84.1 total fantasy points (an average of 12 per game), are good enough to rank him eighth among RBs and 35th overall.
Mike Evans averages 10.6 fantasy points per game on the way to 63.4 total fantasy points. That makes him the 62nd-ranked fantasy player overall and the 14th-ranked WR.
Chris Godwin is the 162nd-ranked fantasy player — and the 65th-ranked WR — with 29.7 fantasy points (5.9 per game).