Baltimore Ravens vs Green Bay Packers Prediction NFL Picks 8/24/24

Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Baltimore Ravens

Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Green Bay Packers

Recent betting trends in games played between the Ravens and Packers

A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for the Ravens vs Packers game

Baltimore Ravens Betting Preview

Baltimore took on the Philadelphia Eagles in their first preseason game this year. The Ravens were outscored 10-7 in the second half and ultimately fell 16-13. QB Josh Johnson went 4-for-12 with 62 passing yards, and Owen Wright added 33 rush yards off seven carries.

In preseason game two versus the Atlanta Falcons, the Ravens played another close game but this time came out on top. Baltimore took a 7-3 lead into the break and eventually eked out a win 13-12. Johnson was a perfect 11-of-11 for 120 yards and a TD this time. Dayton Wade caught two balls for 67 yards and a score.

Green Bay Packers Betting Preview

Over on the Packers’ side, they played the Cleveland Browns in their preseason opener. Green Bay was up 17-3 by halftime and cruised to a win 23-10. Jordan Love completed both his pass attempts, resulting in 63 yards and a TD. Grant DuBose caught five balls for 66 yards.

In game two versus the Denver Broncos, the Packers were down 17-0 by halftime. A safety was the only scoring Green Bay could muster, and they fell in a 27-2 blowout loss. Michael Pratt went 10-for-16 for 52 yards, and Emanuel Wilson led the rush on 41 yards off 13 totes.

Baltimore Ravens Player Prop Facts

• Derrick Henry has scored at least one touchdown in each of his last four appearances with his team as an underdog against AFC West opponents.
• Derrick Henry has recorded 95+ rushing and receiving yards in nine of his last 10 regular season appearances against AFC West opponents.
• Lamar Jackson has recorded 237+ passing yards in four of his last five regular season appearances with the Ravens as road underdogs.
• Isaiah Likely has recorded 31+ receiving yards in each of the Ravens' last six regular season games.
• Derrick Henry has recorded 53+ rushing yards in each of his last 10 regular season appearances against AFC West opponents.
• Lamar Jackson has recorded 20+ completions in each of his last four appearances with the Ravens as underdogs.
• Lamar Jackson has thrown three or more touchdowns in two of the Ravens' last three road games in September.
• Roquan Smith is just one away from 10 career interceptions.

Green Bay Packers Player Prop Facts

• Josh Jacobs has scored at least one touchdown in four of his five previous appearances against NFC East opponents.
• AJ Dillon has recorded 61+ rushing and receiving yards in each of his last six appearances with the Packers as underdogs.
• Jordan Love has recorded 267+ passing yards in five of the Packers' last six games as underdogs.
• Tucker Kraft has recorded 31+ receiving yards in seven of the Packers' last eight regular season games.
• AJ Dillon has recorded 29+ rushing yards in each of the Packers' last six regular season games as underdogs.
• Jordan Love has recorded 24+ completions in four of the Packers' last five regular season games against NFC opponents.
• Jordan Love has thrown two or more touchdowns in each of the Packers' last six games.
• Keisean Nixon ranked 1st in the NFL in kick return yards (782) last season.

Baltimore Ravens vs Green Bay Packers Prediction

I’ll lean toward Green Bay, but I’m not touching this one. The Packers didn’t play very well against the Broncos, especially on offense. Green Bay mustered just 168 total yards (80 passing), 3.1 yards per play and 10 first downs. The 3-of-13 rate on third downs and two turnovers didn’t help matters either. I’d like to think the Packers will be more comfortable at home here, but it’s tough telling with preseason games.

As for the Ravens, they gave up quite a bit on defense to the Falcons (343 yards; 192 passing) but moved the ball fairly well on the other side. I could go either way here, depending on how long the teams leave in their higher-tier players.