Commanders vs Ravens Picks, Odds, Predictions for NFL Week 6

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Jayden Daniels #5 of the Washington Commanders. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

The stage is set for a surprising, exciting NFL showdown as the Washington Commanders take on the Baltimore Ravens Sunday of NFL Week 6.

The 1 p.m. ET kick at M&T Bank Stadium is headlined by Offensive Rookie of the Year contender Jayden Daniels for the Commanders, who boast a solid 4-1 record, against dynamic dual-threat Lamar Jackson and the 3-2 Ravens.

As these two high-impact players gear up to showcase their talents, fans and bettors alike are analyzing every angle. The Ravens are favored by a touchdown. The consensus over/under is pegged at 51.5 points, peaking as high as 52.

As these teams collide, the Commanders vs. Ravens spread is particularly intriguing using PRO insights.

Commanders vs. Ravens Odds, Picks, Predictions

Commanders Logo
Sunday, Oct 13
1 p.m. ET
CBS
Ravens Logo
Commanders Odds
SpreadTotalMoneyline
+6.5
-105
51.5
-110o / -110u
+240
Ravens Odds
SpreadTotalMoneyline
-6.5
-115
51.5
-110o / -110u
-305
Odds via Caesars. Get up-to-the-minute NFL odds here.
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  • Commanders vs. Ravens spread: Ravens -6.5 (-115) | Commanders +6.5 (-105)
  • Commanders vs. Ravens over/under: 51.5
  • Commanders vs. Ravens moneyline: Commanders +240, Ravens -305

Spread

The Ravens are favored anywhere between -6.5/7.

Over/Under

The consensus over/under is pegged at 51.5 points, peaking as high as 52.

Moneyline

The moneyline for this matchup pits the Commanders at +240 and the Ravens at -305.

Player Prop

Ravens RB Justice Hill is +360 to score a touchdown, implying a 21.7% chance.

PRO Projections, meanwhile tab Hill a 23% probability to score at any point. It's only a 1.3% edge, which ultimately falls short of the recommended bet threshold of 3.5%.

Commanders vs. Ravens Prediction

The best way to bet Commanders vs. Ravens is against the spread, using money data and PRO Systems.

Point Spread

Action PRO Systems' “Fade Covering Teams” angle