The Buffalo Bills will face off against the Baltimore Ravens at 8:20 ET on Sunday, September 29th. This matchup is being played at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

On Sunday, September 29th, the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens will face off at 8:20 ET on NBC. The Ravens are favored at -137 on the money line, with the Bills at +114. Buffalo is the slight underdog on the road, with a point spread of +2.5. The over/under line is set at 46.5 points for this week four AFC matchup. Both teams are looking to add to their records in this one.

• Date: Sunday, September 29th
• Time: 8:20 ET
• Location: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore
• TV: NBC

Bills vs Ravens

Buffalo is now 3-0 after a 47-10 win over Jacksonville. The Bills led 13-0 after the 1st quarter and really put the game away with a big 2nd quarter, scoring 21 points. Josh Allen had a big game, throwing for four touchdowns, including three in the 2nd quarter. Buffalo was a -4 point favorite and easily covered the spread with their 37-point victory.

Heading into the game, the over/under line was set at 46.5 points, but the teams combined for 57 points. The Bills added a touchdown in the 4th quarter and Tyler Bass made a 27-yard field goal in the 3rd quarter. Despite the big win, Buffalo did have 14 penalties for 118 yards.

The Ravens are now 1-2 after their 28-25 win over the Cowboys. Baltimore jumped out to a 14-3 lead after the 1st quarter and extended it to 21-6 at halftime. Even though the Cowboys outscored them 19-0 in the 4th quarter, the Ravens had built a big enough lead to hold on for the win. The Ravens were on the road and favored by -1.5. The combined 53 points easily went over the O/U line of 47.5 points.

Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson each had touchdowns for the Ravens. Dallas made things interesting late with three 4th quarter touchdowns, including one each to KaVontae Turpin, Jalen Tolbert, and Hunter Luepke.

Bills Injury Report

• Travis Clayton – Shoulder (Out)
• Terrel Bernard – Pectoral (Questionable)
• Shane Buechele – Neck (Out)
• Darrynton Evans – Hamstring (Out)
• Tommy Doyle – Undisclosed (Out)
• Matt Milano – Bicep (Out)
• Taron Johnson – Forearm (Questionable)

Ravens Injury Report

• Trayvon Mullen – Undisclosed (Out)
• Arthur Maulet – Knee (Out)
• Jalyn Armour-Davis – Hamstring (Questionable)
• Keaton Mitchell – Knee (Out)
• Christian Matthew – Undisclosed (Out)
• Rasheen Ali – Neck (Out)
• Malik Hamm – Knee (Out)
• Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu – Personal (Questionable)
• Owen Wright – Foot (Out)
• Deion Jennings – Undisclosed (Out)

Bills Offense Breakdown

Josh Allen had a big game for the Buffalo Bills in their 47-10 win over the Jaguars, throwing for 263 yards and completing 76% of his passes. He also threw four touchdown passes, with a passer rating of 142. Allen’s favorite target was Khalil Shakir, who caught six passes for 72 yards and one touchdown.

Buffalo’s offense put up 25 first downs and 122 yards on the ground. Allen also led the team in rushing with 44 yards, including a 13-yard run. The Bills didn’t allow a sack in this game and finished with a 54.5% third-down conversion rate.

Ravens Offense Breakdown

The Ravens’ offense put up 274 yards on the ground in their 28-25 win over the Cowboys, despite not completing a single pass. Lamar Jackson went 12/15 for 182 yards and one touchdown. Baltimore finished with 24 first downs and a 44.4% third-down conversion rate. Jackson also ran for 87 yards and a touchdown.

Derrick Henry rushed for 151 yards on 25 carries, averaging 6 yards per attempt and scoring two touchdowns for the Ravens. Nelson Agholor was their top receiver with one catch for 56 yards.

Bills Team Defense

The Bills’ defense was dominant in their most recent game, a 47-10 win over the Jaguars. Buffalo didn’t allow a single completion in the passing game, as Jacksonville finished 0/6 on their passing attempts. The defense also forced the Jaguars to go 0/8 on third down and sacked the quarterback five times. The only touchdown they allowed was a rushing touchdown.

Buffalo gave up just 92 yards on 17 rushing attempts. The Jaguars finished with 147 yards, all coming on one play, which was a 75-yard touchdown. The Bills’ defense didn’t allow much else, holding the Jaguars to 15.4% on third down and not allowing any other big plays.

Ravens Team Defense

In their 28-25 win over the Cowboys, the Ravens’ defense gave up 412 yards, but they were tough against the run, allowing just 51 yards on 16 attempts. The passing game was a different story, as Dallas had 361 yards through the air, with two touchdowns and no completions. Baltimore’s defense did come up with three sacks and held Dallas to 53.8% on third down.

Bills vs Ravens Trends

• When looking at their past ten road matchups, Buffalo has an ATS record of 5-5 while averaging 26 per game. The team went 6-4 overall in these games.
• Baltimore has played well in their previous three home games, going 2-1 straight up. In this stretch, they averaged 27 points per game while allowing 23. The team also performed well vs the spread at 2-1.
• In their last five games as the betting underdog, the Bills have a straight up record of 2-3 and an ATS mark of 2-3.
• Going back to their previous three games as the favorite, Baltimore has an ATS mark of 1-2 while going 1-2 straight up.

Bills vs Ravens Prediction

For this week four matchup between the Bills and Ravens, we have the Ravens coming out on top by a score of 22-21. However, the Bills are our pick to cover as road underdogs, with the current line sitting at +2.5 in favor of the Ravens.

As for our best bet on the over/under, we are leaning towards the under, with a projected combined score of 43 points and the O/U line at 46.5 points.

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