Best Bengals vs Ravens Same-Game Parlay for SNF

• We’ve got a three-leg Bengals vs Ravens same-game parlay that will payout +260 if it hits on Sunday Night Football
• We’re betting on the Ravens first-half success to continue, as well as a multi-TD performance for Lamar Jackson
• See the complete Week 5 Bengals vs Ravens same-game parlay for tonight’s SNF matchup below

The final full slate of Sunday games before the bye weeks wraps up tonight on SNF. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens (2-2, 0-2 home) host Joe Burrow and the Bengals (2-2, 1-1 away) with first place in the AFC North on the line.

This profiles as a much more entertaining game than the slow paced slog we had in the first prime time game of the week, as both teams rank in the top-13 in points per game.

Early money this week was all over the Ravens favored by 3.5, and the ATS ticket count still favors the home team on Sunday morning: 53% of the ATS wagers in the Bengals vs Ravens public betting splits are backing Baltimore, and we tend to agree, especially early on.

As a result, we’ve built a same-game parlay around the Ravens biggest stars. Check out the picks below.

Bengals vs Ravens Same-Game Parlay SNF Picks

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This Cincinnati-Baltimore same-game parlay features only three legs, but still pays out +260 odds if it its. The SGP starts with the Ravens 1st half moneyline, a bet that has cashed in four straight weeks.

SGP Pick #1: Baltimore Ravens First-Half Moneyline

Baltimore should be 3-1 at worst this season, and perhaps even 4-0. They had a 95-plus percent win probability in Week 2 against the Dolphins, before blowing a 21-point 4th quarter lead. Fast forward to last week, where they raced out to a 20-3 lead over the Super Bowl favorite Bills before another late game collapse.

“And that’s halftime! Ravens up 28-3 over the Bengals”

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— 𝙕𝙖𝙘𝙝🦦® (@NewEraZach) October 7, 2022

They’ve outscored their opponents in the 1st half in each of their four outings, and average 18 1st half points per game, the second most in the NFL. Cincinnati meanwhile, has been a slow starter all season, averaging only 10.8 points per game in the opening 30 minutes.

The Ravens point differential in the first half this season is +10 per contest, while the Bengals is -3.

SGP Pick #2: Lamar Jackson Over 1.5 Passing TD

Jackson bet on himself this season, turning down a reported $250 million dollar contract in the offseason because it wasn’t fully guaranteed. He’s set to become a free agent after this year, and the way he’s playing he’s going to be able to command whatever he pleases.

Jackson is tied for the league-lead in TD passes with 11, while also scoring twice on the ground. He’s better known for his rushing prowess, but this season he’s dropping back to throw more than ever. The Ravens are passing on 60% of their offensive plays in 2022, compared to 56% in 2021, and a league-low 45% the year before.

Lamar Jackson in the red zone | 2022:

🟣 3 incompletions
🟣 7 TD passes (1st)
🟣 1 rushing TD
🟣 131.5 passer rating (1st) pic.twitter.com/chLFoRF4Ip

— PFF (@PFF) October 1, 2022

Jackson is completing 65% of his throws, the most since his 2019 MVP campaign, and has posted a 105.1 quarterback rating. He’ll be down a receiving weapon as Rashod Bateman headlines the names in the Bengals vs Ravens injury report, but that just opens up the door for more targets for prized tight end Mark Andrews.

SGP Pick #3: Mark Andrews Anytime TD

Speaking of Andrews, his receiving prop is simply too low in the Bengals vs Ravens player props. Andrews leads the team with 24 catches, 260 receiving yards and three TD, and had 17 total catches in Weeks 2 and 3 combined.

Lamar does a masterful job of drawing both defenders to him on this Shovel Pass allowing Mark Andrews to walk in for the TOUCHDOWN.
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— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) September 25, 2022

Andrews found the end zone nine times in 2021, including in one of his two matchups with Cincy, and he’ll be Jackson’s number one read in scoring position.

Andrews led all tight ends in red zone targets last year, and when they crossed the 10-yard line he was money. He hauled in eight of his 11 targets inside the 10, converting seven of those for touchdowns.