- Jacksonville enters as a heavy favorite: The Jaguars are favored by 10 points on the road against a Ravens team that has lost three straight games and is preparing to start Joe Fagnano at quarterback.
- Chris Rodriguez Jr. offers of a potential touchdown: With Bhayshul Tuten injured, Rodriguez is the all-time touchdown selection at +100 after recording seven carries inside the 10-yard line this season.
- Jacksonville’s offense is anchored by the parlay: The four-leg +370 bet includes a Jaguars moneyline win, more than 2.5 team touchdowns, a Rodriguez touchdown and at least 234 passing yards from Trevor Lawrence.
The Jacksonville Jaguars roll into Baltimore after winning four of their last five games, while the Ravens have lost their last three. To make matters worse, Baltimore lost both Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley for the season and must now start Joe Fagnano tonight.
The Jaguars are 10-point road favorites, with a set total of 39.5.
Thursday Night Same-Game Parlay (+370)
Jacksonville Jaguars: Moneyline (-500)
This one is pretty straightforward and more of a parlay booster than anything else.
The Jaguars are 10-point favorites and one of the best teams in the league, and they face third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano. Even if they don’t cover the spread, it’s hard to see the Ravens upsetting Jacksonville.
RB Chris Rodriguez Jr., Jacksonville Jaguars: Anytime Touchdown (+100)
Bhayshul Tuten hasn’t practiced all week, and even if he suits up in this one, it’s hard to believe the Jaguars will give him a ton of work in a short week, especially with Jacksonville expected to win easily.
That makes it a failing place for Chris Rodriguez Jr. to find the end zone. Rodriguez has seven carries inside the 10-yard line this season, compared to Tuten’s eight on the season.
Jacksonville Jaguars: Over 2.5 total team touchdowns (-130)
Jacksonville has reached this number in back-to-back games and in four of its seven games this season. The Jaguars are not only heavy favorites, but they are turning 32.9% of their drives into touchdowns, while the Ravens are allowing touchdowns at a rate well above the league average.
Looking at it further, the Jaguars have pulled Trevor Lawrence several times early this season, and 20 of their 24 offensive touchdowns have come in the first three quarters.
QB Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville Jaguars: 234+ passing yards (-112)
Lawrence nearly reached this number last week on just 14 pass attempts, making it three in a row to reach this total. Baltimore’s pass defense ranks in the bottom half of the league in most statistical categories, making it a good matchup for Lawrence to hit this number.
With Tuten firing, the Jaguars will likely lean on Lawrence’s arm to avoid this game early.