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Thursday night's NFL season-opening game between the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs was a good one. It featured two of the best teams in the league, one of which is quarterbacked by Tom Brady. The game was high-scoring and well contested Continue to Article

September 10, 2017 10:10:am EST

After going 4-0 in the preseason, it's time for the Ravens to transfer that success to the regular season.  The guys are set to take on AFC North rivals the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday at 1:00 p.m.. There are many looming questions heading into the regular season, though. The team was plagued with injuries during OTA's and training camp. Even having their starting guard, John Urschel, announce his retirement from the game the morning training camp started. And of course, how's quarterback Joe Flacco's back? The Super Bowl XLVII MVP will be starting against the Bengals after being out for the entire preseason. They are tied at 21-21 in series leaders with the Bengals winning the last six of seven Continue to Article

September 08, 2017 11:53:am EST

The Cincinnati Bengals have given the Baltimore Ravens fits over the last several years, and their stockpile of offensive weaponry has been one of the main reasons why. While the Ravens always field a strong defensive unit, the Bengals always seem to be able to take advantage of one of their weaknesses, and often at inopportune times. A bad time to give up big plays is when the opponent is in the red zone, or within 20 yards of the endzone. Even with rookie John Ross out for the opener, the Bengals have myriad weapons including running back Joe Mixon and wide receiver A.J. Green. However, the Bengals true X-factor is tight end Tyler Eifert. It’s easy to forget about the former first round pick Continue to Article

September 08, 2017 9:13:am EST

The Baltimore Ravens are listed as three point underdogs in Week 1 against the Bengals. The point total is set at 46.5, meaning Las Vegas is projecting an approximate 24-21 Cincinnati victory. Currently, 64-percent of all wagers against the spread and 55-percent of money line wagers have been placed on the Bengals. Gamblers are expecting a low scoring affair, with 64-percent of bets to date on the under. Over the last three seasons, the Ravens are 12-17 against the spread while the Bengals are 18-12. In team history, Baltimore is 25-16 as a road underdog of three points or less. The Ravens are 8-3 against the spread versus AFC North opponents during the last three seasons, but 2-3 in September Continue to Article

September 08, 2017 8:13:am EST