Kansas City Chiefs at Baltimore Ravens Betting Preview
Let the hype begin. Patrick Mahomes vs. Lamar
Jackson. Andy Reid vs. John Harbaugh. The Super Bowl Champs against a
14-game regular-season win streak.
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Oh, and it’s one of only two 2-0 vs. 2-0
matchups in the NFL this week as the Baltimore Ravens host the Kansas City Chiefs
on Monday Night Football. The game kicks off at 8:20 p.m. ET at M&T Bank
Stadium in Baltimore and will be televised on ESPN.
These teams have met 10 times since the
Ravens moved from Cleveland, and Kansas City leads the series 6-4. Last year in
Week 3, the Chiefs rallied to win at home 33-28, and they’ve won three in a row
in the series. The Chiefs won in Baltimore in 2015, and the last Ravens win
in the series came in 2012.
Kansas City Chiefs Betting
Outlook: Start Better
The Chiefs are 1-1 against the spread
this season, and the over is 1-1 in their two games as well. The Chiefs are
eighth in the NFL in rushing yards at 145.5 yards per game and ninth in scoring
at 28.5 points per game. Surprisingly, Kansas City is just 18th in passing
at 246 yards per game.
The defense has been bad against the run
at 150.5 yards per game, and as a result, they rank 27th in total yards
allowed per game (419.5).
The Chiefs started slowly in Los Angeles
Sunday, trailing 7-0 after one, 14-6 at halftime, and 17-9 after three.
Kicker Harrison Butker was the hero with a 30-yard field goal to force
overtime, and his second 58-yarder of the day won the game in the extra
session.
Mahomes threw for 302 yards and two
scores while completing 27-of-47 passes. He also ran for 54 yards. On the
season, Mahomes has completed 65% of his passes for 513 yards, five
interceptions and no turnovers.
The running game was nonexistent as Clyde
Edwards-Helaire had 38 yards on 10 carries, and Darwin Thompson had 21 yards on
four carries. Edwards-Helaire ran for 138 yards and a touchdown in the opener
and also has six receptions on the season.
Tyreek Hill had a 54-yard score while
catching five passes for 99 yards, and Travis Kelce hauled in nine balls for 90
yards and a score. Hill has 10 catches for 145 yards and two scores on the
season, and Kelce has 15 catches for 140 yards and two scores as well.
Baltimore Ravens Betting
Outlook: Let Lamar Loose
The Ravens are 2-0 ATS in 2020, and the
under is 2-0 in their games. Baltimore ranks fourth in the NFL with 170.5
rushing yards per game and third in points at 35.5 per game. The defense is
the best in the league at 11 points per game and third in fewest yards allowed
at 305.
Jackson threw for 204 yards and one
touchdown against the Texans last Sunday on the road. On the season, Jackson
has completed 77.6% of his passes for 479 yards and four touchdowns while
rushing for another 99 yards.
Gus Edwards led the way on the ground in
Houston with 73 yards on 10 carries. Mark Ingram had 55 yards and a touchdown,
while Jackson ran for 54 yards on 16 carries. J.K. Dobbins has two touchdowns
on the season, but no Ravens player has amassed 100 total yards on the
ground yet.
Jackson’s TD pass went to defensive end
Patrick Ricard, and Marquise Brown led the team with five catches for 42
yards. Tight end Mark Andrews caught two TD passes in the opener, and Brown
leads the team with 10 catches on the season for 143 yards.
The defense held Houston to 51 yards
rushing and racked up four sacks with two turnovers. L.J. Fort recovered a
fumble while Marcus Peters had an interception. Marlon Humphrey had an
interception in the opener, and Tyus Bowser leads the team with two sacks.
Kansas City Chiefs at
Baltimore Ravens Betting Lines by A1pph Per head site
● Chiefs
spread: +3.5 (-110); Chiefs moneyline: +167
● Ravens
spread: -3.5 (-110); Ravens moneyline: -192
● Total: 54
points (Over -110, Under -110)
The Chiefs are 4-0-1 ATS in their last
five Monday Night Football games, and Reid is 4-1 against his former assistant
Harbaugh. Remember that 51-48 MNF thriller between the Chiefs and the Los
Angeles Rams a couple of years ago? This one could be like that. With these
quarterbacks, head coaches and kickers, whoever has the ball last likely wins.
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