Player props and anytime touchdown scorer bets are available for wagering ahead of Cincinnati Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football in Week 5.
The 2-2 Ravens host the 2-2 Bengals in the former’s first AFC North showdown of the season. Not only are bettors in for a hard-fought contest, but they get to watch plenty of fan-favorite players try to exceed – or fall short of – their respective betting lines.
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Cincinnati Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens Odds
Baltimore – priced between -175 and -185 on the moneyline – lays 3.5 points with reduced joice at home against Cincinnati, who is priced between +145 and +150. There is a stray -3 with added vig as of Sunday morning.
The Bengals dropped 41 points in back-to-back 20-plus-point victories against the Ravens in 2021, though it wasn’t enough to convince oddsmakers. The matchup’s Over/Under point total is pegged at 48.5, which is one of the highest across Week 5’s slate of games.
NFL · Sun (10/9) @ 8:22pm ET
CIN Bengals | at | BAL Ravens |
M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD |
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Bengals vs. Ravens SNF Player Props, TD Scorer Bets
Mark Andrews Anytime TD Scorer (+120, Caesars)
Lamar Jackson trusts Andrews not only as a pass catcher and yards gainer, but also as a touchdown scorer. Andrews is tied with Kansas City’s Travis Kelce for the most receiving touchdowns (three) among tight ends through four games, and he has 12 touchdowns over his last 17 games.

Before getting shut down by Buffalo’s stifling defense (which Buffalo tends to do to pass catchers), Baltimore’s top receiver totaled three scores in his previous two contests.
In his last meeting against the Bengals, Andrews reached the end zone while also hauling in eight throws for 125 yards. We like him to continue torching his divisional rival, especially at plus-money odds at Caesars.
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Lamar Jackson Over 1.5 Passing TDs (+105, BetMGM)
Jackson has shattered the misconception that he can’t make plays with his arm. The 24-year-old quarterback has touchdown totals of three (twice), four, and one, culminating in the NFL-lead with 11 this season. The one-touchdown outing came against the daunting Buffalo Bills.
Cincy has held all of its opposing quarterbacks to under two touchdowns, but the team also hasn’t faced a superstar-caliber quarterback like Jackson, paving the way for the quality wager of +105 at BetMGM.
Tee Higgins Over 67.5 Receiving Yards (–115, DraftKings)
Higgins is relishing his date with the pass-friendliest defense in the Ravens. Baltimore surrenders the most yards through the air (315.3) and pass attempts (44.3) per contest, so even if Higgins plays second fiddle to fellow Bengals wideout Ja’Marr Chase, he’ll still see enough targets to rack up a ton of yards.
But it’s not just the matchup that has us favoring Higgins’ Over props at DraftKings. The Clemson product is averaging 78.8 receiving yards per game this season. He’s also posted 71-plus receiving yards in three straight contests, including 124 against the Miami Dolphins in his most recent outing.
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Joe Mixon Under 59.5 Rushing Yards (–111, Caesars)
Mixon is a talented back, though he has looked hard to watch behind this putrid Bengals offensive line. He’s averaging 2.73 yards per carry this season, which ranks dead last among 52 qualified runners.
Mixon’s best shot at hitting the Over on his rushing yards props is by getting enough carries. However, teams have preferred to go pass-heavy against the Ravens’ soft secondary, which leaves very few opportunities for Mixon to carry the ball.
Opposing offenses average the second-lowest rushing play percentage (32.2%) and the fifth-fewest rushing attempts per game (22.0) against the Ravens, which doesn’t bode well for Mixon rushing props.
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