The Cincinnati Bengals will visit the Baltimore Ravens for Thursday Night Football. Cincinnati is 4-5 overall and 5-4 ATS this season. The Bengals are third in the AFC North division. Baltimore is 6-3 overall and 5-3-1 ATS. The Ravens are second in the AFC North. Baltimore defeated Cincinnati 41-38 in overtime on Oct. 6. Baltimore has won and covered three straight over Cincinnati. Burrow has thrown for 2,244 yards, with 20 touchdowns and four interceptions. Cincinnati is putting up 26.2 points a game which ranks seventh. On the defensive end, they are ranked 25th, giving up 25.2 points a game. Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson has thrown for 2,379 yards, with 20 touchdowns and two interceptions. He has rushed for 505 yards and two touchdowns. Henry has rushed for 1,052 yards and 11 touchdowns. The Ravens are putting up 31.4 points which is second in the league and their defense ranks 23rd at 24.3 points a game. The Bengals have already proven they can play with the Ravens already this season. There are some things that detract from the Bengals in this matchup. The offense, especially without Moss, can be one-dimensional relying on the pass. They added Herbert at the trade deadline but he won’t be much help in this one. The Bengals defense has an inconsistent pass rush and struggles to get off the field on third downs. I like the Ravens to control the ball on the ground and Jackson will make enough big plays to get the cover.

Play on Baltimore. This is a free play,