Thursday Night Football Odds Week 10

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Thursday Night Football Odds Week 10

The NFL Week 10 schedule starts with a high-stakes AFC North showdown: The Cincinnati Bengals face the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday, November 7, at M&T Bank Stadium, where some Thursday Night Football Odds could be improved.

Both teams are in playoff contention, with the Ravens, at 6-3, coming off a dominant 41-10 victory over the Broncos. At 4-5, the Bengals kept their season alive with a 41-24 win over the Raiders and will look to build momentum in this must-win game. 

With Baltimore averaging 31.4 points per game and Cincinnati at 26.2, this matchup promises an intense, high-scoring battle pivotal to each team’s postseason hopes with interesting NFL Futures. 

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Baltimore Ravens: Building on Last Week’s Momentum

The Baltimore Ravens have been inconsistent throughout the season but remain strong with a 6-3 record. Their last game was a dominant performance over the Denver Broncos, where the Ravens offense shone with a 41-10 blowout victory. Quarterback Lamar Jackson delivered an impressive game, completing 16 of 19 passes for 280 yards and three touchdowns without an interception. 

Derrick Henry continued his standout season with 23 carries for 106 yards and two touchdowns. Wide receiver Zay Flowers also had a big game, recording five receptions for 127 yards and two touchdowns.

So far this season, the Ravens have averaged 31.4 points per game, ranking 2nd in the league in offensive output. However, their defense has shown weaknesses, giving up 24.3 points per game and ranking 23rd in the league. While the offense has been dynamic, Baltimore’s defensive inconsistencies have put them in challenging situations, especially against high-scoring opponents. In this game, the Ravens will continue their offensive dominance while aiming for more consistency on defense.

Cincinnati Bengals: A Crucial Game to Regain Momentum

The Cincinnati Bengals, now 4-5, are fighting to stay competitive in the playoff race, making this game a must-win. They come off a decisive 41-24 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, where Joe Burrow led a high-powered offense, completing 27 of 39 passes for 251 yards, five touchdowns, and one interception. 

Running back Chase Brown made a significant impact with 27 carries for 120 yards, although he sustained a rib injury that puts his availability for this game in question. Wide receiver Tee Higgins is also uncertain due to a quad injury, which could impact the Bengals’ offensive options.

This season, the Bengals have been effective offensively, averaging 26.2 points per game and ranking 7th in the league in scoring. Defensively, however, they have struggled, allowing 25.2 points per game and ranking 25th overall. Cincinnati’s defensive issues have often undermined their offensive efforts, particularly in close games. 

With key players injured, the Bengals will rely on Joe Burrow and the passing game to keep pace with Baltimore’s high-scoring offense.

Prediction

This matchup promises a high-scoring affair. Both teams rank among the top in offensive production but have shown weaknesses in defense. The Bengals average 26.2 points per game, while the Ravens put up 31.4 points per contest, making it likely that this game will go over the total. With Cincinnati’s defense lacking the personnel to contain Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, the Ravens’ offense is expected to find plenty of success.

Both teams can cross the 30-point threshold in this matchup, making the over a favorable play. Expect Baltimore to leverage its offensive strength, with Jackson’s versatility and Henry’s power in the backfield being the critical difference. The Bengals, though competitive, may struggle to keep up on the road if their defense cannot find answers.

Prediction: Over 53 (-110)