Sports Betting: Bet on Baltimore Ravens to Air it Out

Last week, we once again experienced the thrill of victory, going 4-0 and extending our incredible winning streak. It was a wild ride, with the Rams providing one of the most unexpected and memorable covers of the season. Sean McVay’s decision to kick that late-game field goal with seemingly no hope of victory left everyone in disbelief.

But here we are, riding high at 12-1 in NFL bets this season. As Marcus Peters once said, “We ain’t done yet.”

Ravens vs. Colts: Betting on Lamar’s Arm

What a win it was for the Ravens last Sunday, and both of our Ravens bets came through, including Gus Edwards finding the end zone and the total going over. Now, they face the 1-1 Colts, and the quarterback situation is still uncertain. Whether it’s Anthony Richardson or Gardner Minshew starting for the Colts, we’ve been on fire with our prop bets.

The Ravens have averaged 26 points per game this season, while the Colts have allowed an average of 25.5 points to their opponents. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens’ offense made significant progress last week, with Todd Monken opening up the playbook. The Colts have also surrendered an average of 312 passing yards per game against less formidable opponents.

We’re betting on Lamar slinging it in this game, and for added security, we’re parlaying two picks:

Lamar Jackson to throw for 200+ yards and the Ravens to score over 26.5 points (+124).

Thursday Night Football: 49ers vs. Giants

Tonight’s Thursday Night Football matchup features the San Francisco 49ers taking on the New York Giants. The 49ers are heavy favorites with a -10.5 spread, and it seems like everyone is on board with that pick. But going with the public bet isn’t our style. We’re looking at the first half.

The 49ers have been strong starters, averaging 18.5 points in the first half. Meanwhile, the Giants have given up an average of 23 points to their opponents in the first half. With the Giants on a short week and traveling to the west coast, we expect them to start slow.

So, once again, we’ve parlayed two safe picks:

49ers -5.5 in the first half and 49ers’ first-half team total over 12.5 (-130).

Broncos vs. Dolphins: Banking on Denver’s Defense

This pick might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but we love it. We’re taking the Broncos +7 against the Dolphins. While Miami has been impressive this season, the Broncos have kept both of their first two games within a score, despite some costly mistakes and poor performances in crunch time. With Jaylen Waddle in concussion protocol, the Dolphins’ offense may face some challenges. We’re buying half a point to avoid falling prey to the dreaded hook, and we believe Sean Payton will ensure his team doesn’t get embarrassed. While sprinkling the Broncos ML is tempting, we’re keeping it safe to maintain our winning streak.

My pick: Broncos +7 (-110)

Stay tuned for more NFL betting insights and strategies as we continue this incredible winning streak. Remember, we ain’t done yet!