- The Kansas City Chiefs are 4-point favorites against the Baltimore Ravens.
- The Ravens come back at +170 on the moneyline as betting underdogs.
- The total for the game is set at 54.5 points with -110 odds on either side.
BALTIMORE - The Baltimore Ravens will look to avenge their Week 1 overtime loss when hosting the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night.
Betting The Spread: 4.0 Points
The Kansas City Chiefs picked up a win over what’s believed to be one of the better teams in the league in Week 1 against the Cleveland Browns. Meanwhile the Baltimore Ravens suffered a loss to the Las Vegas Raiders in overtime. Online sportsbooks favor the Chiefs on Sunday night.
Chiefs vs Ravens Spread Odds
- Kansas City Chiefs -4.0 -115
- Baltimore Ravens +4.0 -105
The Chiefs completed a double-digit second-half comeback while the Ravens fell victim to a second-half comeback. Both teams were outgained in Week 1, but Kansas City was able to win the turnover battle and therefore, the game.
Both defenses allowed the most yards in the NFL in Week 1. The Chiefs were the highest-powered offense last season and averaged 415.8 yards per game which could suggest a big day from the Kansas City offense.
Kansas City was the top passing offense last season while Baltimore had the top rushing attack. If the Chiefs take a lead early on, the 2020 last-ranked passing offense of Baltimore may struggle to close the gap in the game.
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Chiefs vs Ravens Moneyline Odds
- Kansas City Chiefs -200
- Baltimore Ravens +170
The Chiefs have more paths to a victory in this game and should therefore be the more confident pick on both the moneyline and spread.
Betting The Total: 54.5 Points
The NFL betting sites have set the Ravens and Chiefs with the second-highest total of the week. Both sides of the total have equal odds.
Chiefs vs Ravens Total Odds
- Over 54.5 -110
- Under 54.5 -110
For as high-scoring as the Chiefs offense is, only seven of their 16 games from 2020 saw a total of at least 55 points. Further, only two of the Ravens games from last season had totals that reached this mark. Even though both teams had high-scoring games in Week 1, sports betting sites may have set the total a bit too high.
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