'Thursday Night Football' is expected to be full of fireworks as the AFC North rivals battle it out.
The last matchup between the Ravens and Bengals was one of epic proportions, with Baltimore winning 41-38.
In a game where you score this many points, almost all of your player's props will be over and you will go to the ticket office with a win.
Can we expect something similar in Week 10?
Below we break down the best player prop bets for Thursday's game with massive betting implications.
Ravens vs Bengals player props
Lamar Jackson 19.5+ completions (-112, FanDuel)
In a high-volume offensive struggle, expect the Ravens to throw the ball a little more than usual.
Jackson is 5-4 against the prop this season, but we know the Bengals' defense doesn't do much to stop the offense and won't really be able to stop the Ravens anyway.
Defensively, Cincinnati ranks 25th in DVOA, but they've been a little better lately, allowing the third-fewest yards per play over the past three weeks.
The Bengals can bend it enough, but they probably won't be able to break it completely. That will lead to a lot of overs for Baltimore.
Jamar Chase Over 80.5 Receiving Yards (-113, Fanatics) | 125+ (+375, Bet 365)
Jamar Chase grills and toasts the Baltimore Ravens.
In his last game against Baltimore, he had 193 receiving yards and two touchdowns, but the Ravens' secondary hasn't improved much.
This past season, the Bengals' stud receiver had three 100-yard games, two 125-yard completions and a 200-yard game in seven games.
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The Ravens recently suffered a shocking loss for a heavy favorite, allowing unknown third-round pick Cedric Tillman to throw for two touchdowns and gain 99 yards.
Add all this together and the Ravens had a bad pass defense, allowing the fifth-most yards per route to opposing receivers.
He also has 280 passing yards per game, the most in the NFL.
Why trust New York Post Betting?
Erich Richter is a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu but has a black belt in mixed martial arts gambling. During football season, he proved to be a huge moneymaker for the Post in the player prop market the past two seasons. Always betting on the long shot, the return on investment from 2022 onwards is 30.15%.
