Lamar Jackson's ankle and a late Titans score cash +11.5

Right side, and the reason arrived differently than advertised. The case was that Baltimore's offense wouldn't be at full strength. Lamar Jackson was excellent while upright, 15 of 20 for 222 and two touchdowns, then left with an ankle injury at the end of the half. Baltimore scored nothing after that. This was 24-10 until Cam Ward found Wan'Dale Robinson with 1:12 left and Tennessee converted the two. Ravens 24, Titans 18, so 11.5 covers by 5.5. Backdoor money, and I'll take it.

Double digits in a game totaled at 42.5 is asking Baltimore to win something like 27-15, and the Ravens' two most important passing pieces are both on the report: Lamar Jackson was limited Wednesday with a back injury and Zay Flowers with the hamstring. Tennessee can't score much, and Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears both sat Wednesday with ankle injuries, so this needs Baltimore's offense to be less than full strength rather than Tennessee's to show up. That's a thin reason, which makes it a lean.