Philadelphia Eagles vs Baltimore Ravens Betting Pick & Prediction 12/1/24
On the money line, the Ravens are -147 favorites as they host the Eagles at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. The Eagles and Ravens will kick off at 4:25 ET on Sunday, December 1st, with CBS handling the television coverage. The Ravens are favored by -2.5 points in this week 13 non-conference matchup, and the over/under line is sitting at 50.5 points.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES VS BALTIMORE RAVENS BETTING PICK
The Pick: Baltimore Ravens -2.5
This game will be played at M&T Bank Stadium at 4:25 ET on Sunday, December 1st.
WHY BET THE BALTIMORE RAVENS:
- We have the Ravens winning this one by a score of 30 to 24
- Not only do we have the Ravens winning straight-up, we have them covering the spread at -2.5
- Look for this game to go over the line of 50.5 points
Will The Eagles Pick Up A Win On The Road?
With a 9-2 record, the Eagles sit atop the NFC East and have a 96.3% chance of winning the division. They also have a 100% chance of making the playoffs. Philadelphia is on a 7-game winning streak, including a 37-20 win over the Rams in week 12. They covered the 3-point spread in that game, and the 57 combined points went over the 48.5-point line.
Heading into week 13, the Eagles rank 5th in our NFL power rankings. They have an average scoring margin of +8.8 points per game and are 7-4 against the spread. They have covered in 3 straight games, including a 28-point win over the Cowboys in week 10 and an 8-point win over the Commanders in week 11.
Our offensive power rankings have the Eagles sitting 5th in the NFL, and they are 7th in points per game, averaging 26.9. They’ve been leaning heavily on the run game, leading the league with 37.2 rushing attempts per game and 193.4 rushing yards per game. Jalen Hurts threw for 179 yards and a touchdown in week 12, going 15/22 with a passer rating of 107. Saquon Barkley had a huge game, rushing for 255 yards on 26 carries, while A.J. Brown had 6 catches for 109 yards and a touchdown.
Philadelphia ranks 3rd in the NFL in total yards per game, averaging 389.1, despite being 32nd in passing attempts. They are 25th in passing yards per game with 195.7. On 3rd down, they are converting 43% of the time, which ranks 7th in the league, but they are struggling in the red zone, with a conversion rate of just 11.6%, ranking 24th.
In their most recent game, the Eagles’ defense came up with five sacks and held the Rams to an 0% third-down conversion rate. Despite giving up 198 passing yards on 24 completions, Philadelphia came out on top with a 37-20 win. The Eagles also allowed 92 rushing yards on 18 attempts and gave up two passing touchdowns.
Philadelphia’s defense was tough on the quarterback, finishing with a +9 advantage in QB hits. The Eagles also limited the Rams to 290 total yards, and their two touchdowns came mostly in garbage time, with the Eagles holding a 28-3 lead in the third quarter.
Will The Ravens Win At Home Over The Eagles?
With an 8-4 record, the Ravens have a 99.3% chance of making the playoffs and a 56.8% chance of winning the AFC North. They currently rank 2nd in our NFL power rankings. Baltimore is 6-5-1 against the spread, including 6-4-1 as the favorite. Their O/U record is 10-2, with their games averaging 54.8 points per game.
After losing to the Steelers in week 11, the Ravens bounced back with a 30-23 win over the Chargers in week 12. They were favored by 3 points and covered the spread. The O/U line was 51 points, and the teams combined for 53.
Heading into week 13, the Ravens lead the NFL in passing yards per game (246.5) despite ranking 28th in pass attempts. They also rank 3rd in 3rd-down conversions, converting 47% of their attempts, and are 2nd in red zone attempts, though they rank 30th in red zone conversion percentage. Baltimore is averaging 4.0 points in the 1st quarter, which ranks 16th in the NFL.
Lamar Jackson posted a passer rating of 126 in week 12, completing 16 of 22 passes for 177 yards and 2 touchdowns without an interception. Derrick Henry rushed for 140 yards on 24 carries, and Zay Flowers led the team with 5 receptions for 62 yards.
The Ravens’ defense played a big role in their 30-23 win over the Chargers, as they allowed just 202 passing yards and no touchdowns through the air. Baltimore’s defense recorded four sacks and held the Chargers to a 35.7% third-down conversion rate. The Ravens also limited the Chargers to 83 rushing yards on 20 attempts.
Overall, the Ravens’ defense allowed just 285 total yards in the game. They also won the QB hit differential by five and had two more tackles for loss than the Chargers.