Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens Prediction NFL Picks 9/29/24

The Buffalo Bills and the Baltimore Ravens meet Sunday in NFL action from the M&T Bank Stadium. Here’s a Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens prediction. We will look at this from a betting perspective and determine the best Bills vs Ravens pick. We will examine:

The Buffalo Bills’ recent form and player performance

The Baltimore Ravens’ recent form and player performance

Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Buffalo Bills

Recent betting trends and streaks involving the Baltimore Ravens

Recent betting trends in games played between the Bills and Ravens

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

Buffalo Bills Betting Preview

Buffalo took on the Arizona Cardinals in their opener. The Bills scored 24 second-half points in that one and notched the comeback win 34-28. In week two versus the Miami Dolphins, it was another Buffalo victory, this time 31-10.

On Monday versus the Jaguars, Buffalo didn’t have much trouble at all. The Bills jumped out to a 34-3 halftime lead and cruised to the blowout win 47-10. Josh Allen threw for 263 yards and four touchdowns. Khalil Shakir caught six balls for 72 yards and a score to lead the receivers.

Baltimore Ravens Betting Preview

Over on the Ravens’ side, they opened things up against the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs. Baltimore was in it the whole time but eventually lost 27-20. In game two versus the Raiders, the Ravens took another loss 26-23 in a frustrating outcome.

Matched up against the Cowboys on Sunday the Ravens held a 28-6 lead after three quarters but had to hold on for the win 28-25 after 19 unanswered points. Lamar Jackson had 182 pass yards and a TD (with another rush score) and Derrick Henry led the rush with 151 yards and two touchdowns.

Total Points Facts

• Each of the Bills’ last six Week 4 games as underdogs have gone UNDER the total points line.
• Five of the Ravens’ last six Week 4 games against AFC opponents have gone UNDER the total points line.

Baltimore Ravens Player Prop Facts

• Isaiah Likely has recorded 26+ receiving yards in eight of the Ravens’ last nine regular season games.
• Derrick Henry has recorded 95+ rushing and receiving yards in each of his last four September home appearances against AFC opponents.
• Derrick Henry has recorded 80+ rushing yards in seven of his last eight September home appearances.
• Derrick Henry has scored at least one touchdown in each of his last eight regular-season appearances against AFC East opponents.
• Lamar Jackson has recorded 247+ passing yards in each of the Ravens’ last four Sunday games at M&T Bank Stadium.
• Lamar Jackson has recorded 21+ completions in each of the Ravens’ last four September games against AFC opponents.
• Lamar Jackson has thrown three or more touchdowns in each of the Ravens’ last four September games as favorites against AFC East opponents.
• Derrick Henry ranks 1st in the NFL in broken tackles (8) this season.

Buffalo Bills Player Prop Facts

• Josh Allen has recorded 32+ rushing yards in each of the Bills’ last eight Sunday games as underdogs.
• Josh Allen has scored at least one touchdown in each of the Bills’ last four road games against AFC North opponents.
• Josh Allen has recorded 258+ passing yards in seven of the Bills’ last eight Sunday games as underdogs.
• Josh Allen has scored two touchdowns in three of the Bills’ last four Sunday games played on the East Coast.
• Dawson Knox has recorded 34+ receiving yards in each of his last four regular-season appearances against AFC North opponents.
• Josh Allen has thrown three or more touchdowns in five of the Bills’ last nine games as underdogs following a win.
• Josh Allen has recorded 26+ completions in five of the Bills’ last six Sunday games as road underdogs.
• Rasul Douglas is just one away from 20 career interceptions.

Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens Prediction

I’m taking Buffalo I suppose. On Monday the Bills demolished Jacksonville, holding the Jags to just 239 yards (147 passing), 19 first downs, and 2-of-13 on third-down tries. Buffalo also came up with two takeaways and held the opposition to just 3.5 yards per play. On offense, the Bills notched 389 total yards (266 passing) with 24 first downs in a pretty impressive display overall.

As for the Ravens, they had a pretty wild game against the Cowboys last weekend to notch their first victory of the season. Baltimore posted 456 total yards (274 rushing) and zero turnovers but also committed 13 penalties for 105 yards. Defensively the Ravens gave up 361 yards passing, which makes sense as Dallas was playing from behind for most of the game. Buffalo should be able to contain the Ravens well enough for a cover (or maybe a win) here so long as the Bills play to their capabilities. It’ll be a fun matchup, though.