Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens Preview and Predictions

Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens Preview and PredictionsA huge AFC North matchup goes down on Saturday for what could be for the division! The Pittsburgh Steelers head to Baltimore to take on the Ravens. The Steelers won the game earlier this season against the Ravens. Now, the Ravens look to avenge the loss against the Steelers. Below are the Steelers at Ravens Preview and Predictions.

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The big injury concerns come on the Pittsburgh Steelers side of the things but all indications are that T.J. Watt will play in this game against the Ravens. However, George Pickens has been ruled out for this game who continues to deal with the hamstring injury. The Ravens are looking to avenge the loss from earlier this season.

Meanwhile, for the Ravens, Rashod Bateman has not practiced this week as he deals with a knee injury. Additionally, the Ravens have questionable tags on Nelson Aghlor, Daniel Faalele, and Odafe Oweh.

Steelers at Ravens Preview and Predictions

Best Bets

Of course, we know the numbers of Mike Tomlin has a dog and how much success he has against the Baltimore Ravens and in division games. However, at this jucture of the season, the eye test is a huge tool I use for handicappng games. The Steelers not having George Pickens in this game is huge. Over the last two weeks, without Pickens, the Steelers offense has mustered 40 points. Yes, they scored 27 against the Browns but we know Winston is good for at least one interception.

This is a big game for both games for the division and I believe the Ravens rise to the occassion. With a spread of 6.5 points in favor of the Ravens, I believe the books have this spread above four points. I’ll wear the clown mask on Saturday night if Mike Tomlin proves me wrong, but I like the Ravens in this spot.

Best Bet: Ravens -6.5

Player Prop Best Bet

Pat Freiermuth Over 35.5 Receiving yards

As I mentioned above, the Steelers will be without George Pickens in this game and this is a good spot for Freiermuth to step up for the Steelers. Over the course of the season, the Ravens are allowing an average of 5.5 receptions and 61.43 receiving yards per game to the tight end positions. I expect Freiermuth to help contribute on offense especially if I believe the Steelers will be trailing in this game.

 

 

 

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