Ravens vs. Giants Odds & Betting Predictions - December 15, 2024

Boyd

@TheBMatt

@TheBMatt Spicy TD Bet 1/2

@nick_giffen

L. Jackson ⬇️ 0.5 Interceptions (-165 @ MGM)(-138 w/ 20% Boost) THE BLITZ 📽️: 0.34 INT's I LOVE THIS PLAY. If it wasn't for INT being fluky at times, I'd probably make this a 2 unit play here. Lamar Jackson has been exceptionally careful with the football this season, throwing only **3 interceptions** through 13 games. He leads all qualified quarterbacks with the **lowest turnover-worthy throw rate (1.1%)** in the league. This week, he faces a New York Giants defense that struggles to generate turnovers, having forced just **2 interceptions** all season — tied for the fewest in the NFL. Additionally, the Giants rank **3rd lowest in turnover-worthy throw rate forced (1.1%)**, indicating minimal ball-hawking potential. Game script heavily favors Baltimore as **16.5-point favorites**, suggesting a run-heavy approach to control the game. With New York’s porous run defense, the Ravens are likely to lean on their ground attack, further reducing Jackson's passing attempts and potential turnover opportunities. Between Jackson’s efficiency, the Giants’ inability to force interceptions, and a likely run-first game plan, this play on **Lamar Jackson under 0.5 interceptions** offers strong value.

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Freddie Tail

In his first extended action of the season last week, Bellinger posted five receptions for 45 yards—more production than he had in the first 12 games combined. With Theo Johnson now on injured reserve, Bellinger's role has increased dramatically, jumping from a 8.7% team route participation (Weeks 1-12) to 78.0% in Week 13. Previously, Bellinger's duties were more focused on blocking while Johnson was healthy, but with Theo sidelined, Bellinger has taken on a larger receiving role. As a result, blocking responsibilities will likely shift to TE Chris Manhertz. In Week 13, Bellinger played 61 snaps (his previous season high was 25) and should continue to be heavily involved against the Ravens. As 14-point underdogs, QB Tommy DeVito will likely be playing from behind and facing a defense that ranks fifth in most receiving yards allowed to tight ends (825 yards) and has surrendered the seventh-most receptions to the position (75). With a full-time role now, Bellinger should have no issue collecting 15 yards in this spot. #PlayerProps

just close your eyes and bet any ML underdog 750-1000+

Another spot where I'm way off market toward the over. Think the Ravens should be able to name their score without Dexter Lawrence on the opposing side.