Ravens vs. Saints Computer Picks, NFL Odds and Prediction for Monday Night Football on November 7, 2022

Updated: Dec 21, 2023, 4:18PM | First published: Nov 3, 2022, 7:02PM

Ravens vs. Saints Computer Picks, NFL Odds and Prediction for Monday Night Football on November 7, 2022

The Baltimore Ravens will be going for their third win in a row when they take on the New Orleans Saints for some Monday Night Football at 8:15PM ET at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Monday, November 7. New Orleans is actually coming off a 24-0 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, so this team should have some confidence right now. With that in mind, we're hoping to see some competitive football here.

Find out how we think this one will play out in our Ravens vs. Saints betting preview.

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Ravens vs. Saints Computer Picks

Predictive Analytics Data

52% shot the Saints cover the +1.5 spread
54% chance the Ravens win on the moneyline
53% probability on Ravens vs. Saints stays Under 46.5

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Ravens vs. Saints Odds and Betting Lines

Why The Ravens Will Cover The Spread

New Orleans has yet to put together strong back-to-back efforts all season and had problems with the last super-agile quarterback (Kyler Murray, 20 of 29 passing in Week 7) it faced.

Lamar Jackson & Co. bring the NFL’s second-ranked rushing offense to town and can turn to any one of four ballcarriers to make things happen: Gus Edwards, Kenyan Drake, Justice Hill and Jackson, who leads the Ravens in rushing by a mile with 553 yards.

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Why Saints Will Cover The Spread

Protecting the ball is usually the recipe for success for any team, and the Saints are no different. Quarterback Andy Dalton has done a solid job limiting turnovers for the most part, save for a pair of Pick 6s against Arizona. He threw three interceptions in that game but only one in four other games combined. Not bad.

It’ll be interesting to see how the Saints mix in Taysom Hill into its offensive package. He’s averaging 8.6 yards on 39 carries with five rushing touchdowns. If Hill gets his wheels moving downhill, it could be a frustrating night for Baltimore’s D.

Why The Over Will Hit

Baltimore’s offense hasn’t been as explosive compared to recent seasons, and hasn’t cracked 27 points in five straight. However, Jackson is capable of going nuts any given week and what are the chances New Orleans’ defense plays lights-out again? Aside from the shutout of Las Vegas, the Saints have been underachieving on defense throughout the season.

In addition, while it’s going to take a minimum of five touchdowns to surpass the total, there’s also two of the league’s better kickers to cash in some drives with future Hall of Famer Justin Tucker and strong-legged Will Lutz.

Why The Under Will Hit

Both teams will run the ball plenty and that’s a clock killer. As a unit, the Ravens are averaging 5.7 yards per rush. They are also banged up in the passing game with talented tight end Mark Andrews dealing with shoulder and ankle injuries, and wideout Rashad Bateman already ruled out with a foot injury.

The Saints rank eighth in the league in rushing, but Alvin Kamara has just one touchdown on the ground on 95 carries.

Ravens vs. Saints Prediction

Lean: Ravens to cover

The Ravens have the added benefit of a few extra days off from the seasonal grind after beating Tampa on Thursday night in Week 8. That’ll help in this spot, as will the addition of Smith.

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Tony Bellissimo

Tony Bellissimo, with over 25 years of sports reporting and editing experience, has earned multiple New York State Press Association awards and oversees sports coverage for 30 high schools and several colleges on Long Island.