Ravens vs Bengals: Four winners and one loser

In the first half Sunday, Tucker converted from 52, 57 and 54 yards for the Baltimore Ravens, who led the Cincinnati Bengals 16-3 at halftime.

Injuries weren’t a big issue for the Ravens offense, but it wasn’t a particularly impressive day for them either.

This game provides an excellent “buy low, sell high” opportunity so grab the Bengals plus the inflated number as Oskeim Sports’ Free Pick for Sunday, November 27! Instead of putting them away when it was 16-3, the Ravens won 19-12 flirting with overtime. He took a five-yard delay of game penalty to pin his team back at their own 23-yard line with the Bengals poised to have a return and one possible offensive play before the clock expired.

On the other side, you have the Baltimore Ravens.They are entering this game with a record of 5-5 and are now in 2nd place in the AFC North. That said, they’re just 1-3-1 against the number in their last five divisional games, are 1-5 against the spread in their last six games overall, and are winless at the betting window at 0-4 in their last four road games.

Initially, most assumed the Bengals would get another play. Dalton was sacked three times, lost two fumbles and had numerous balls batted down at the line of scrimmage.

Baltimore’s top-ranked run defense held the Bengals to just 64 yards rushing.

Dumervil, who has been dealing with a foot injury, was active for the first time since October 9 against the Redskins. It will not be pretty, but the Ravens should pull this one out.

Those two could have been difference-makers against Baltimore, especially Green, who has caught 41 passes for 726 yards with six touchdowns. Matt Stover now holds the Ravens record at 36. Tucker made all three field goals from beyond 50 yards. He’s 27-for-27 on field goal attempts and 15-for-15 on extra points. The drive ended with Flacco hitting Perriman in the corner of the end zone for a 14-yard touchdown, his second of the season.

This game represented the greatest improvement in Tucker’s game. It was the ideal time for the Ravens to grab every Bengals player in sight, and not worry about being called for holding.

According to ESPN’s matchup predictor, which is based on its Football Power Index, Baltimore wins the matchup between the two teams 53.9% of the time.

“Sizz played outstanding again, not only getting after the quarterback but in the run game, his leadership”, Weddle said, referring to Suggs” “Sizzle” nickname. Adjusting to life without A.J. Green and Giovani Bernard against the second-ranked defense in the league will cause Thanksgiving indigestion.

The Ravens have lost the past five games in this series, which prevented them from staying atop the division. “But [linebacker Terrell Suggs] says nothing can top the Super Bowl safety”.