Bengals vs Ravens – Best Player Props to Bet on Thanksgiving

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The NFL Thanksgiving slate ends with a classic divisional battle. The Cincinnati Bengals (3-8, 2-1 in the AFC North) head east to face the Baltimore Ravens (6-5, 2-0 in the AFC North). The Ravens have swept the season series in each of the last two seasons including a TNF win both years.

Unlike other Thursdays, Bengals vs Ravens is not the only NFL offering as it is the third of a triple header. This offers enticing betting opportunities such as passing, rushing, and receiving leaders for the day as opposed to an individual game.

I have provided a series of tables for the primary Bengals vs Ravens player props. The first set is the passing, rushing, and receiving props available in the TNF odds. The second set features the top 10 odds for anytime touchdown scorers.

CIN Bengals vs BAL Ravens Player Props

I have three Bengals vs Ravens player props for Thursday night, beginning with the return of Ja’Marr Chase and 90.5 receiving yards for “Uno.” Then, I also have Derrick Henry over 17.5 rushing attempts and an anytime touchdown for Mark Andrews.

Bengals vs Ravens Player Prop Bet #1: Ja’Marr Chase Over 90.5 Yards

In 10 games played this season, Chase has cleared 90.5 yards six times. For more aggressive bettors, Chase has four games with 100+ yards and two games with 150+ yards as a precedent if you wish to use the ladder method to pursue alternate lines. Chase missed last week after getting suspended for spitting on Jalen Ramsey.

Chase has averaged 86.1 yards per game this season, quite the feat given that Joe Burrow has only played one full game, subjecting Chase to the likes of Joe Flacco and Jake Browning at the quarterback position. Chase has been a major boom-or-bust player, posting two games over 160 yards and three games with 30 or fewer yards.

Simply put, Chase has barbecued the Ravens in his career. In eight lifetime matchups, Chase has four games with at least 125 yards. He has two career 200-yard games versus Baltimore, and last year he tallied 21 catches for 457 yards and five touchdowns in two games against the Ravens. He has seven touchdowns versus Baltimore.

Joe Burrow & Ja'Marr Chase whenever they play the Ravens

Burrow: 299.9/2.3 TDS/ 0.6 INTS

Chase: 120.3 YDS/7.3 RECS/1 TD https://t.co/BYbzldaxLH pic.twitter.com/TMctfPxJ9F

— Playoff Bengals (@PlayoffBengals) November 24, 2025

Bengals vs Ravens Player Prop Bet #2: Derrick Henry Over 17.5 Rushing Attempts

In a fairly underwhelming season for King Henry, he has toppled this number seven times in 11 games. Last week, he had 21 carries for a less-than-stellar 64 yards, but he did score two touchdowns. Henry has at least 18 carries in six straight games after only have 18 carries in one of the first five weeks.

Last season, Henry had 15 carries and 16 carries, respectively, in Baltimore’s games versus Cincinnati. Despite that history, I like the over in this matchup against Cincinnati’s morose run defense. Five running backs have had at least 18 rushes in a game this season versus Cincy including TreVeyeon Henderson last week. The Bengals are allowing north of 5.0 yards per carry.

Bengals vs Ravens Anytime Touchdown Odds

Thanksgiving would not be complete without the Bengals vs Ravens anytime touchdown props. Derrick Henry and Ja’Marr Chase lead the way odds wise, but I am targeting a player further down the list for my best bet.

Bengals vs Ravens Player Prop Bet #3: Mark Andrews Anytime Touchdown

Andrews’ production is way down from his prime years, but he has still managed to score six touchdowns this season. He has five receiving touchdowns and a heart-stopping fake tush push rushing touchdown. He has scored in four games, catching multiple touchdowns versus the Lions and Dolphins. While Andrews only has one game with more than six targets, he has at least three targets in 10 straight games.

MARK ANDREWS FAKES TUSH PUSH FOR 35-YARD TD RUN!

BALvsCLE on CBS/Paramount+https://t.co/HkKw7uXVnt pic.twitter.com/Nd8MTxntDP

— NFL (@NFL) November 17, 2025

In 13 games against the Bengals, Andrews has 62 catches for 724 yards and eight touchdowns. Last season, he scored in the instant-classic MNF game between the Bengals and Ravens, catching a touchdown during Baltimore’s furious comeback.

Out of the 43 touchdowns allowed by the Bengals this season, a whopping 13 have gone to tight ends. This includes four to the Steelers in one game and a multi-touchdown game from Colston Loveland. Cincinnati has been an equal opportunity disaster of a defense, allowing red-zone touchdowns and big-play touchdowns alike. Three of their touchdowns allowed to tight ends were at least 25 yards, including one last week to Hunter Henry.