Baltimore Ravens Betting Odds

Last Updated on October 26, 2026 5:36 pm by Erwin Noguera

Team Overview

The Ravens are looking to bounce back after a stunning 8-9 finish in 2025 that ended their playoff streak and cost John Harbaugh his job. New head coach Jesse Minter inherits a roster still built around MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson, workhorse back Derrick Henry, and top target Zay Flowers, with pass rusher Trey Hendrickson added in free agency to fix a defense that struggled to get to the quarterback last season.

With better health and a fresh coaching voice, Baltimore enters 2026 as the betting market’s pick to reclaim the AFC North, even after a disappointing year that ended a run of near-annual division titles.

Offensive Line Analysis

Baltimore overhauled the interior of its line this offseason, pairing returning tackles Ronnie Stanley and Roger Rosengarten with new guards John Simpson and first-round rookie Olaivavega Ioane, while veterans Ethan Pocic and Danny Pinter compete to replace three-time Pro Bowl center Tyler Linderbaum. It’s a unit built to fix a group that ranked among the league’s worst in pass protection a year ago, and its success will lean heavily on Stanley’s health and how quickly the new pieces gel up front.

Defensive Line Analysis

The Ravens added premier pass rusher Trey Hendrickson to a front that finished 31st in sacks per pass attempt last season, giving him the chance to line up alongside safety Kyle Hamilton, linebacker Roquan Smith, and cornerback Marlon Humphrey. If Hendrickson can stay healthy after an injury-riddled 2025, he gives Baltimore the kind of edge presence that was sorely missing from a defense that too often let opposing quarterbacks off the hook.

2026 NFL Season

Week 1

Ravens at Indianapolis Colts | Sunday, September 13 | 1:00 PM ET | Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN

Baltimore opens as a road favorite, priced at -185 on the moneyline against Indianapolis’s +154, with the total set at 49.5 points. The Colts gave the Ravens all they could handle a season ago behind a resurgent Daniel Jones, but Jones is still working back from a torn Achilles, muddying Indy’s quarterback picture heading into the opener.

A motivated Jackson against a Colts team still sorting out its starting quarterback is a favorable spot for Baltimore to open strong and set an early tone for the division race.

Week 2

Saints at Baltimore Ravens | Sunday, September 20 | 1:00 PM ET | M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD

Baltimore opens as a heavy home favorite, priced at -375 on the moneyline against New Orleans’s +295, with the spread at -8.5 and the total set at 48.5 points. The Ravens took care of business in Indianapolis in Week 1, while the Saints dropped their opener in Detroit and remain without first-round receiver Jordyn Tyson, who is on injured reserve until at least Week 5.

Lamar Jackson at home against a rebuilding Saints roster that is already short of weapons is about as clean a spot as Baltimore will get all season, and the kind of fixture that lets a contender build early separation in the AFC North.

Week 3

Baltimore Ravens at Dallas Cowboys | Sunday, September 27 | 4:25 PM ET | Estádio do Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Baltimore open as short road favorites at -2.5, priced at -155 on the moneyline against Dallas’s +130, with the total set at 52.5 points, the highest number on the Week 3 board. The Ravens are coming off a 24-17 home defeat to New Orleans in which they were laying 8.5 points, while the Cowboys put up 37 on Washington and watched Dak Prescott throw four touchdown passes to pass Tony Romo’s franchise record of 248. Both teams arrive at 1-1, and neither has a home crowd waiting for them.

This is the NFL’s first regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro, played on a neutral field where Dallas are the designated hosts in name only. That matters for a Baltimore side that just lost as a heavy favorite at M&T Bank and now has to respond without the benefit of playing anywhere familiar. A 52.5 total says the market expects both offenses to move the ball; the two-and-a-half points say it expects almost nothing to separate them.

Week 4

Titans at Baltimore Ravens | Sunday, October 4 | 1:00 PM ET | M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD

Baltimore open as heavy home favorites at -700 on the moneyline against Tennessee’s +500, laying 11.5 points with the total set at 43.5. The line has moved three points in the Ravens’ favor since opening at -8.5, and the total has come down four from 47.5. Baltimore arrive at 2-1 after winning the Rio game 34-31 against Dallas, while the Titans are 0-3 and coming off a 12-7 defeat at the Giants in which they managed a single touchdown.

Laying 11.5 at home against a winless team that has scored seven points in its last outing is the sort of spot the market rarely gets wrong, and the model agrees more than usual: ESPN makes Baltimore favorites by 10.1 points with an 83% win probability. The number to think about is the total. It has dropped four points, which says the books expect the Ravens to build a lead and run the clock rather than chase a cover.

Week 5

Ravens at Atlanta Falcons | Sunday, October 11 | 8:20 PM ET | Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA

Baltimore head to Atlanta for Sunday Night Football as 3.5-point road favorites, priced at -205 on the moneyline against the Falcons’ +170, with the total set at 46.5 after opening at 48.5. The Ravens are 3-1 following a 24-18 win over Tennessee in which they were laying 11.5 points and did not come close to covering, while Atlanta have transformed since Michael Penix Jr. returned, scoring 35 at Lambeau in Week 3.

This is a much shorter number than Baltimore have seen in weeks and it should be. ESPN’s model makes the Ravens favorites by just 2.4 points with a 58% win probability, barely more than the posted line, and Atlanta at home in primetime with their starting quarterback back is a different team from the one that scored 16 points in two games. Baltimore have won three straight but have covered only once in that run.

Week 6

Ravens at Cleveland Browns | Sunday, October 18 | 1:00 PM ET | Huntington Bank Field, Cleveland, OH

Baltimore travel to Cleveland as 4.5-point road favorites, priced at -230 on the moneyline against the Browns’ +190, with the total down to 40.5 after opening at 48.5. The Ravens are 4-1 and on a three-game winning streak after a 30-23 overtime win in Atlanta, a game Lamar Jackson missed entirely with a sprained left ankle, backup Tyler Huntley went 24 of 32 for 201 yards and two touchdowns, found Devontez Walker with 40 seconds left in regulation, and won it himself on a one-yard sneak in overtime before Kyle Hamilton’s interception ended it. Cleveland are 3-2 after losing 17-12 at the Jets and carry a minus-19 point differential, the worst of any team in the division.

ESPN’s model makes Baltimore favorites by 6.5 points with a 73% win probability, two full points more than the posted line, and the four-point drop in the total says the market expects a defensive game. The caution is the obvious one: this number is priced as though Jackson plays, and that has not been confirmed. Cleveland remain the clearest regression candidate in the conference, 3-2 with a losing differential, no game above 27 points all season, and twelve points at MetLife last week.

Week 7

Bengals at Baltimore Ravens | Sunday, October 25 | 1:00 PM ET | M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD

Baltimore host Cincinnati as 3-point favorites at -148 on the moneyline against the Bengals’ +124, with the total easing to 51.5 from an opening 52.5, still the second-highest number of the week. The Ravens are 4-2 at plus twenty-four but lost 13-10 at Cleveland, scoring all ten of their points in the first quarter and nothing across the final three, with Tyler Huntley going 19 of 31 for 165 yards in his third straight start. Cincinnati are 3-2 at plus nineteen and coming off a bye, their last outing a 31-24 win at Miami in which Joe Burrow threw four touchdowns on 190 passing yards.

The model takes the road underdog here: ESPN’s FPI favors Cincinnati by 1 point with a 54% win probability, against a line that has Baltimore laying 3. That is a four-point disagreement, and the reasoning is not hard to reconstruct, the Bengals are rested and efficient, while Baltimore have now gone three games without Lamar Jackson and managed ten points against a defense that had been conceding freely. Jackson’s availability is the whole question and it has not been resolved for three weeks. If he plays, three points is light. If Huntley starts a fourth time, the Bengals at +124 are the better side of this number.

Week 8

Ravens at Buffalo Bills | Sunday, November 1 | 1:00 PM ET | Highmark Stadium, Orchard Park, NY

Buffalo host Baltimore as 3.5-point favorites at -192 on the moneyline against the Ravens’ +160, with the total climbing to 53.5 from an opening 51.5, the second-highest number of the week behind Arizona at Dallas. The Ravens are 4-3 at plus two and were beaten 35-13 at home by Cincinnati, a game whose shape is the story: Baltimore scored 13 points in the first half and nothing in the second, while the Bengals scored nothing in the first half and 35 after it. That is now two consecutive games in which Baltimore have been shut out after halftime. Tyler Huntley went 23 of 34 for 298 yards with a touchdown and an interception in his third straight start, better numbers than his 19 of 31 for 165 the week before, in a defeat eleven points heavier. Derrick Henry carried seventeen times for 45 yards, 2.65 a carry. Buffalo are 5-1 at plus twenty-six and rested after a Week 7 bye, having won their previous two 37-34 at the Rams and 33-30 at the Raiders.

The market and the model essentially agree here, which is rare and worth respecting: stripping the vig, Buffalo are a 63.1% proposition and ESPN’s FPI puts them at 61.9%, a gap of barely a point. Lamar Jackson’s high ankle sprain, suffered in Week 4 against Tennessee, has cost him three games, and head coach Jesse Minter said Jackson will be in a “decent spot” to play Sunday with a clearer picture on Wednesday; Ian Rapoport reported he is likely to return. That is the entire bet. Huntley is 1-2 as a starter and Baltimore have scored zero second-half points in his last two outings, against a rested Buffalo side whose last two games produced 71 and 63 combined points, a fourth Huntley start is worth more than 3.5. If Jackson is cleared on Wednesday, +160 on a team with a healthy franchise quarterback and a plus-two differential is a live price. Wait for the Wednesday report; this is the one game on the board where the news moves the number more than the analysis does.

Odds to Win Division and Super Bowl

Odds to Win AFC North: -115

Odds to Win Super Bowl: +1100

Predictions

Overall Record: The Ravens are projected to finish with an 11-6 record, given their strong roster and competitive edge in the division.

Playoff Chances: Among the safest bets in the conference to return to the postseason

Super Bowl Chances: A legitimate contender, though not the outright favorite

Baltimore has the talent and quarterback play to be the class of the division again, but last year’s disappointment is a reminder that health and execution matter as much as star power. Expect the Ravens to be the team to beat in the AFC North, with a real chance to make a deep playoff run if Jackson and the offensive line hold up.