Baltimore @ Cincinnati
Team Totals: Ravens 26.5, Bengals 23.5
I bet the over on Ravens-Bengals with both offenses humming; Baltimore scored 63 points over the past two weeks against Dallas and Buffalo’s respected defenses, while Cincinnati banked point totals of 25 (@ KC), 33 (vs. WAS), and 34 (@ CAR) in Weeks 2-4. In last year’s two meetings with Bengals DC Lou Anarumo’s defense, Lamar Jackson went a sterling 40-of-59 passing (68%) for 501 yards (8.5 YPA), a 4:0 TD-to-INT ratio, and 108 rushing yards. In this possible shootout, Jackson is a shoo-in top-three QB1 play. … Badly hurting up front, the Bengals are nursing injuries to starting DTs B.J. Hill (hamstring) and Sheldon Rankins (hamstring) plus top EDGE Trey Hendrickson (stinger). On-fire Derrick Henry netted a combined 49/350/3 (7.1 YPC) rushing line plus a receiving touchdown over the Ravens’ last two games. … Passing-down/change-of-pace back Justice Hill is averaging nine touches for almost 60 yards per game while playing 47% of Baltimore’s offensive snaps. Hill is a justifiable RB3/flex starter in full-PPR leagues in what sets up as a back-and-forth affair.
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