T he Cincinnati Bengals will battle the Baltimore Ravens in a key AFC North showdown on Thursday Night Football. Cincinnati defeated Las Vegas, 41-24, last Sunday, while Baltimore

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"While the Ravens covered as 9-point chalk against Denver last Sunday, John Harbaugh’s team is just 5-14-1 ATS (27%) when laying six or more points since 2021," he says. "The Bengals, with Joe Burrow as a massive step up in QB competition, are 11-7 ATS as a dog in that same span including 4-1 ATS when getting six or more points."

After much speculation that the Baltimore Ravens would have running back Keaton Mitchell back against the Cincinnati Bengals, the move is finally official. The

The Baltimore Ravens (6-3) host an AFC North showdown against the Cincinnati Bengals (4-5) on Thursday, November 7, 2024 at M&T Bank Stadium. Watch Thursday Night Football exclusively on Amazon Prime. Use our link to sign up for Prime Video. You can watch the Ravens face the Bengals on Amazon Prime Video.

The Baltimore Ravens (6-3) will host the Cincinnati Bengals (4-5) on Thursday Night Football in an AFC North showdown. The Ravens are fresh off

The AFC North has established itself as one of the best divisions in the conference, with virtually every divisional game between fierce rivals.Such a clash is set to take place in the DMV between Baltimore (6-3) and the Bengals (4-5) to kick off Week 10 Thursday night.

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The Cincinnati Bengals will be without two key offensive starters Thursday night against the Ravens, as wide receiver Tee Higgins and left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. are inactive. Higgins will miss his third straight game as he deals with a quad injury.