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Texans/Ravens clash set for Sunday
Coming off a disappointing 42-29 loss last time out, Baltimore has a chance to get on the winning track Sunday at home.
Houston takes its 1-10 mark to Baltimore to tackle the 3-8 Ravens.
The Ravens open up down a touchdown on the betting line and need to cover those points to improve on their 4-7 ATS Mark. The Texans, 4-7 ATS, get 7 points to work with as a road underdog. Totals bettors see the line opened at 37.
After losing last week, Dom Capers's team looks to bounce back with a solid showing on the road Sunday in Baltimore. They were 3 point underdogs in that game, which went over the total of 46.5.
Baltimore's defence was ripped for 42 points last game by Cincinnati's attack and Brian Billick must make adjustments to keep the Texans in check and keep his weary defenders on the sidelines as much as possible.
You can't expect much in the way of offensive fireworks from Baltimore. Saddled with the 31st-ranked offence and averaging just 13.2 PPG, the Ravens' offence needs to give its defensive unit some help Sunday in order to have a chance against the Texans.
Coming off a disappointing 42-29 loss last time out, Baltimore has a chance to get on the winning track Sunday at home.
Houston takes its 1-10 mark to Baltimore to tackle the 3-8 Ravens.
The Ravens open up down a touchdown on the betting line and need to cover those points to improve on their 4-7 ATS Mark. The Texans, 4-7 ATS, get 7 points to work with as a road underdog. Totals bettors see the line opened at 37.
After losing last week, Dom Capers's team looks to bounce back with a solid showing on the road Sunday in Baltimore. They were 3 point underdogs in that game, which went over the total of 46.5.
Baltimore's defence was ripped for 42 points last game by Cincinnati's attack and Brian Billick must make adjustments to keep the Texans in check and keep his weary defenders on the sidelines as much as possible.
You can't expect much in the way of offensive fireworks from Baltimore. Saddled with the 31st-ranked offence and averaging just 13.2 PPG, the Ravens' offence needs to give its defensive unit some help Sunday in order to have a chance against the Texans.
