Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens News & Picks
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Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens Odds |
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Spread | Totals | Money-Line |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | +3½ -105 | 46½ -110o | +170 |
| Baltimore Ravens | -3½ -115 | 46½ -110u | -200 |
**Odds as of 10/30**
Against the Spread (Devlin Duckett)
The Pittsburgh Steelers (6-0) are the last unbeaten team remaining in the NFL. The Baltimore Ravens (5-1) are well-rested following their bye week, and are hoping to knock the Steelers down a notch. Baltimore sports the top-ranked defense in the league, and Pittsburgh is no slouch, coming in ranked sixth defensively.
Baltimore is 3-2-1 ATS in 2020, while Pittsburgh is 5-1 ATS so far this year. Steelers’ QB Ben Roethlisberger has won and covered the spread in his two most recent battles in Baltimore. We can expect an entertaining knock-down, drag-out fight between two gritty AFC heavyweights this coming Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. Big Ben and the Steelers have the edge on these up-and-coming Ravens this season, and it’ll show on Sunday. Steelers 24, Ravens 20
Over/Under (Zack Robinson)
Despite losing against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Tennessee Titans scored 24 points against one of the best defensive units in the league.
Ryan Tannehill (tied second in the league with just two interceptions) and Derrick Henry (lead the NFL in rushing yards with 663 yards) remain as a pretty good duo, which means the Titans can hurt you either way.
The Titans average 31.3 points per game (fourth best in the league) and the total has gone over in four of Tennessee’s last five games.
Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals are averaging 23.3 points per game. Burrow throwing for 300+ yards is becoming a habit.
RB Joe Mixon is being evaluated day-to-day. If he doesn’t play, Giovani Bernard will be leading the Bengals’ backfield.
