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Cincinnati Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens: Preview, Predictions and Picks for November 7, 2024

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Nov 6, 2024 4:10 AM
On Thursday, November 7th, 2024, at 8:15 PM, the Cincinnati Bengals will travel to M&T Bank Stadium to face off against the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens, holding a 6-3 overall record and 3-1 at home, will look to capitalize on their strong home field advantage. Meanwhile, the Bengals, sitting at 4-5 overall and 3-1 on the road, will aim to build on their impressive away performances.
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Bengals vs Ravens statistics

Stat Bengals Ravens
Points Per Game 26.2 31.4
Total Yards 343.6 456.3
Yards Passing 249.3 264.4
Yards Rushing 94.2 191.9
Points Allowed Per Game 25.2 24.3
Yards Allowed 353.8 377.7
Pass Yards Allowed 223.3 302.0
Rush Yards Allowed 130.4 75.7

Baltimore Ravens recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
11/3/24 vs Denver Broncos W 41-10
10/27/24 @ Cleveland Browns L 29-24
10/21/24 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers W 41-31
10/13/24 vs Washington Commanders W 30-23
10/6/24 @ Cincinnati Bengals W 41-38 OT

Cincinnati Bengals recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
11/3/24 vs Las Vegas Raiders W 41-24
10/27/24 vs Philadelphia Eagles L 37-17
10/20/24 @ Cleveland Browns W 21-14
10/13/24 @ New York Giants W 17-7
10/6/24 vs Baltimore Ravens L 41-38 OT

Baltimore Ravens injuries

  • Lamar Jackson (QB): Questionable
  • Adisa Isaac (LB): Questionable
  • Isaiah Likely (TE): Questionable
  • Brent Urban (DE): Questionable
  • Jalyn Armour-Davis (CB): Questionable

Cincinnati Bengals injuries

  • Orlando Brown Jr. (OT): Questionable
  • Geno Stone (S): Questionable
  • Charlie Jones (WR): Questionable
  • Tee Higgins (WR): Questionable
  • Erick All Jr. (TE): Injured Reserve

Bengals vs Ravens game info

Type Info
Venue M&T Bank Stadium
Location Baltimore, MD
Kickoff Thu 8:15 PM
Temperature 61°
Chance of Rain 0%

Bengals vs Ravens predictions

In the upcoming contest between the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens, quarterback Joe Burrow is anticipated to put up solid numbers. With projected pass completions of roughly 24 on 35 attempts totaling just under 259 yards, Burrow is expected to make a significant impact along with finding the end zone nearly twice. Focus also hones in on wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, who is likely to be Burrow's primary target. Chase's anticipated productivity includes around 80 receiving yards on six catches, contributing majorly to the Bengals' offensive output. The running game, led by Chase Brown, should see him reaching over 60 yards on the ground and potentially scoring, which could be pivotal in balancing their attack.

On the Baltimore side, quarterback Lamar Jackson is geared up to be a dual-threat. Jackson is projected to throw for over 231 yards and at least one touchdown while also rushing for nearly 60 yards. His versatility will be crucial for the Ravens' offense. Derrick Henry is another player to keep an eye on, as he is expected to carry a significant load in the rushing department, predicted to eclipse 100 yards and likely find the end zone. Wide receiver Zay Flowers and tight end Mark Andrews are expected to be Jackson’s key recipients in the passing game, with Flowers potentially accumulating over 60 receiving yards and Andrews contributing significantly as well.

Given the projections and current momentum, the Baltimore Ravens, playing at home with a strong record, appear to have the upper hand against the Bengals. The dynamic play of Lamar Jackson, combined with the strength of Derrick Henry on the ground, provides a balanced attack that could prove challenging for the Bengals' defense to contain. Factor in Baltimore's strategic home advantage and robust defense, and they shape up as the likely victors in what should be a closely contested game. The Bengals will put up a strong fight, particularly through their air attack led by Burrow and Chase, but the Ravens' overall depth and tactical execution might just tip the scales in their favor.

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