The NFL forecast could turn ugly right out of the gates with Falcons vs. Ravens on Saturday.
Big Money in PRO Report shows one side getting bet pretty heavily against the spread in the first game of Saturday’s slate, and this information could be crucial for making informed bets due to the variables.
Falcons rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. is expected to see a lot of action, throwing another layer of intrigue into the mix. Meanwhile, Ravens quarterback Josh Johnson will get the start, with Devin Leary and Emory Jones trailing on the depth chart.
Understanding how weather can influence NFL bets is critical. Our betting dashboard highlights how crucial it is, especially in the preseason, where depth players and backups, who rely on precise timing, see significant playing time.
Falcons vs. Ravens Spread & Odds for NFL Preseason Week 2
| Falcons Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+1 -108 | 35.5 -110o / -110u | +102 |
| Ravens Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-1 -112 | 35.5 -110o / -110u | -122 |
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is known for his impressive preseason record against the spread. It's worth noting that his Ravens are one-point favorites for Saturday's Week 2 showdown. Check out how our own NFL expert Sam Farley recommends betting the over/under of 35.5.
However, it’s the forecast that could likely have the most significant impact on the Falcons vs. Ravens spread — and several of Saturday’s NFL bouts.
Falcons vs. Ravens Spread Edge Using Saturday's NFL Forecast, Betting Data
According to The Weather Channel, Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium is set for a potentially messy day.
Hours before kick-off, there's a 39-55% chance of showers. As game time approaches, the weather appears even more threatening, with a 68% chance of isolated thunderstorms forecasted for 11 a.m., aligning almost perfectly with pre-game preparations.
Around kick-off, there’s a 38% chance of isolated showers. Those conditions could disrupt passing accuracy, impact grip on the ball and make the field slippery.
With this key information in mind, our Big Money tool backs