Baltimore @ Washington
Team Totals: Ravens 29.75, Washington 17.25
This is a get-right spot for Baltimore’s offense following last week’s 34-20 drubbing by Kansas City; Washington was shelled by Arizona and Cleveland for 64 combined points over its last two games and no longer looks nearly as stout defensively after losing stud DT Matt Ioannidis (torn biceps) and EDGE Chase Young (groin). The Ravens are built to play in positive script – Lamar Jackson’s career passer rating spikes from 97.7 when trailing to 111.4 with the lead – notable since Baltimore is favored by nearly two touchdowns here. Facing a Washington team missing up-front manpower to protect its shoddy backend, Jackson is a green-light DFS play whose poor Monday Night Football performance in front of a national audience may lower his tournament popularity. … Even after the Cardinals and Browns dumped 318 rushing yards and four rushing TDs on Washington in Weeks 2-3, Ravens backs are tough to trust beyond touchdown-dependent flex scenarios.
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