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The Thanksgiving edition of Thursday Night Football brings two teams trending in opposite directions as the Baltimore Ravens host the Cincinnati Bengals, who’ll have Joe Burrow back, which gives this matchup a major jolt.
Kickoff is set for 8:20 p.m. ET at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, with the game airing on NBC.Cincinnati is allowing a league-high 87.4 receiving yards per game to the tight end position, which is 17 more yards than the next closest team. Recent weeks have seen Hunter Henry go for 115 yards against them and Colston Loveland going off for 118 yards.might be too much to ask for, his recent history against the Bengals suggests he’ll top this number with ease. He’s gone Over 37.5 receiving yards in seven of his last eight games against the Bengals, including posting totals of 68 and 55 in the two matchups last season. Andrews’ numbers this season might not inspire a lot of confidence in this wager, considering he’s only averaging 25.9 receiving yards per game, which is well below his mark of 39.5 last season, but he’s still second on the team in yards, catches, and targets.at QB for a handful of games has had an impact, but this game sets up much differently than others considering Cincinnati’s struggles against the tight end position, and their defensive struggles as a whole as they’re the only team in the NFL allowing more than 30 points per game and are allowing the most passing yards per game. Put simply, almost everything about this matchup points to Andrews clearing 37.5 yards, from Cincinnati’s brutal tight end coverage to his strong track record against them and a Ravens offense poised to exploit a league-worst pass defense. Andrews has cleared 37.5 yards in seven of his last eight games against the Bengals, who are allowing the most yards per game to the tight end position. He's one of the team's top redzone targets who also has a rushing TD this season. This could also be a big night for Lamar. The Bengals have allowed the second-most passing touchdowns this season, and he torched them for eight touchdown passes in the two games last season. to be involved in the pass game with the Ravens, who allow the seventh most receiving yards to running backs this season. He's topped 17.5 in four straight games and went for 52 in his most recent matchup against Baltimore last season. I think the game could be more competitive than the spread of seven points indicates, but if it’s tight late, the Bengals’ defense can’t be trusted. While Baltimore presents some red flags as well, I think they have more ways to win, so I think they’ll get the outright victory.With Joe Burrow expected back at full strength, the Bengals feel undervalued at +7 in a matchup they’ve consistently kept close.Bengals vs Ravens Over/Under prediction This matchup has seen six straight Overs, and with Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase returning to face a Baltimore defense that’s recently benefited from a soft run of opposing quarterbacks, I think the trend will continue. Cincinnati’s league-worst defense — allowing over 30 points per game and the most yards per play and passing yards — gives Lamar Jackson a prime opportunity to stuff the stat sheet.Expect a classic chilly late-November night at M&T Bank Stadium, with temperatures in the upper 30s°F at kick-off. Skies look mostly clear to partly cloudy through the evening with no precipitation in the forecast and light winds, so fans will be cold but not dealing with rain or snow. The dry weather and relatively calm conditions mean footing on the field should be solid, and the ball won’t be slick from moisture. From a football standpoint, this is close to ideal playing weather. Quarterbacks and receivers may need a series or two to get used to the colder ball, but once they’ve warmed up, the passing game shouldn’t be heavily restricted. The cold favors the more physical team over four quarters, as tackling can sting more, and defenders who are on the field a lot may wear down faster. If one side has the stronger run game and trenches, that advantage could grow as the night gets colder, but overall, the conditions lean neutral and shouldn’t drastically tilt the outcome toward either the Bengals or Ravens.: Our team of experts has thoroughly researched and handpicked each product that appears on our website. We may receive compensation if you sign up through our links. Joe is an industry veteran who loves the entertainment aspect of the sports betting industry. 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