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NFL Public Betting & Money Percentages for Ravens vs Saints Monday Night Football

Chris Amberley

by Chris Amberley in NFL Football

Updated Nov 7, 2022 · 2:05 PM PST

Lamar Jackson on the move
Oct 23, 2022; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) runs with the ball during the first half against the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jessica Rapfogel-USA TODAY Sports

 

  • Baltimore is garnering the majority of the spread wagers in the Ravens vs Saints public betting splits ahead of Monday Night Football in Week 9
  • 78% of the spread wagers are currently on the Ravens as 1.5-point road favorites
  • Keep reading for a comprehensive breakdown of the Ravens vs Saints public betting splits below before MNF

The Week 9 NFL action began with the game with the most lopsided point spread. The slate will now conclude with the tightest spread of the week.

The Ravens (5-3, 3-1 away) travel to New Orleans to face the Saints (3-5, 2-3 home) in a contest that has seen plenty of line movement.

Bettors hammered New Orleans at the beginning of the week as 3-point underdogs, but now that the line has been cut in half, the spread action is overwhelmingly in favor of Baltimore in the NFL public betting trends.

The Ravens are currently -1.5 point favorites, while the total sits at 46.5. Baltimore is getting nearly three-quarters of the spread and moneyline wagers, while under 46.5 is drawing slightly more action than the over.

Ravens vs Saints ATS Betting Splits

As of early Monday afternoon, 78% of the spread wagers are backing the Ravens. Those tickets make up 74% of the betting handle, and there’s no clear divide between casual and big-money bettors.

 

 

Baltimore is fresh off back-to-back wins, but has covered in just three of its eight games. To make matters worse, the offense has been completely decimated by injuries per the Ravens vs Saints injury report. Stud tight end Mark Andrews is out, as is number one wide receiver Rashod Bateman.

JK Dobbins and Gus Edwards, the team’s top-two running backs, will also sit leaving Lamar Jackson responsible for the majority of the offensive burden.

On the other side, New Orleans is fresh off covering at home versus Las Vegas but is also only 3-5 ATS this season. They’ve covered in two of four home games and are 2-3 against the number as underdogs.

 

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Baltimore vs New Orleans Total Betting Splits

The total for this game actually opened at 49 but was bet down throughout the week, in large part due to the long list of injuries for both teams.

Under 46.5 is currently drawing 51% of the over/under tickets and 57% of all money wagered on the total. Despite boasting a top-12 defense per DVOA, New Orleans has actually been cashing over tickets at a high rate recently. The over has hit in four of their past five outings, clearing the number by an average of 11.6 points per game.

The Saints rank eighth in points per game and third in total offense, and Alvin Kamara’s production is a big reason why. Kamara is fresh off a three-touchdown game and has at least 125 total yards in three of four contests. Fire him up in the Ravens vs Saints props.

Baltimore games meanwhile have been coming in under the number at a strong clip recently. The under has hit in four of their past five outings, including in contests against potent offenses like Buffalo and Cincinnati.

Ravens vs Saints Moneyline Betting Splits

As for the moneyline market, 75% of the bets and 76% of the handle is on the Ravens. Lamar Jackson is 12-5 all-time in primetime contests, including 2-0 in 2022. Jackson and Co. are fresh off a Thursday Night Football win in Tampa over Tom Brady in Week 8 and took down the defending AFC Champion Bengals at home on Sunday Night Football in Week 5.

 

 

That isn’t deterring one of our experts in the Ravens vs Saints picks, and neither is the fact that Andy Dalton has dropped his last six starts under the lights. If he losses again tonight he’ll make the record books for all the wrong reasons.

A loss would drop Dalton’s primetime record to 6-20, and the .231 winning percentage that would accompany it would be the worst of any quarterback with at least 15 starts under the lights.

 

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