Expert Reveals +700 Prop Pick for Ravens vs. Bills

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For the final game of the NFL Divisional Round — Ravens vs. Bills — I have found massive value on a long-shot prop bet.

I'm fading the Ravens defense in a specific prop market on Sunday night. Baltimore generated four sacks in its Wild Card Round win over the Steelers — I'm not sure that effort can be replicated against Josh Allen.

Let's get into it.

Ravens vs. Bills Props

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January 19
6:30 p.m. EST
CBS
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Ravens to Record a Sack — NO (+700; 0.5 units)
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The Ravens have generated the eighth-lowest pressure rate and blitz at the seventh-lowest rate.

Bills QB Josh Allen has faced the 12th-lowest pressure rate, but, importantly for this bet, he's very tough to sack. Allen's 8.5% pressure to sack rate is the lowest in the league.

This season, Allen hasn’t been sacked in seven of the 17 full games he's played (40% rate).

I’m projecting the Ravens for only 1.3 sacks in this game, and I have Allen not getting sacked closer to 27%, which is a fair price closer to +270.

I think we are getting massive value on the Ravens to not record a sack at +700.

About the Author
Sean Koerner leads predictive analytics at Action Network, specializing in sports projections and fantasy rankings. With over 20 years of experience, he's a top expert in the field, consistently ranking first in the FantasyPros Accuracy standings multiple times. Known for his in-depth content on NFL betting and fantasy football, Sean also co-hosts popular podcasts and can do projections for all sports, making him a go-to source for accurate sports predictions.

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