Ravens vs Bills Public Betting Splits & Injury Reports for Jan. 19

By Sascha Paruk in NFL Football
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- The Baltimore Ravens are slight road favorites over the Buffalo Bills
- The public likes Baltimore to win and cover in the AFC Divisional Playoffs
- See the Ravens vs Bills public betting splits and final injury reports on January 19
The NFL schedule-makers saved the best for last in the Divisional Playoffs. The weekend will wrap up with the 12-5 Baltimore Ravens visiting the 13-4 Buffalo Bills at Orchard Park. Despite Buffalo’s perfect 9-0 record at home this season (including playoffs), the Ravens are slight favorites to advance. The table below lists the Ravens vs Bills betting splits. Further down the page, find the final Baltimore/Buffalo injury reports.
Baltimore Ravens vs Buffalo Bills Public Betting Splits
Team | Spread | ATS Handle% | ATS Bet% | Total Points | O/U Handle% | O/U Bet% | Moneyline | ML Handle% | ML Bet% |
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Baltimore Ravens | -1.0 | 53% | 42% | 51.5 | 45% | 55% | -119 | 59% | 48% |
Buffalo Bills | +1.0 | 47% | 58% | 51.5 | 55% | 45% | +100 | 41% | 52% |
The Bills were briefly favored when the Divisional Round odds were first posted but it took less than 12 hours for the odds to flip, and the line has been basically unchanged for the last week. With Baltimore laying a single point, the public slightly leans to Baltimore covering, with 53% of ATS handle on the visiting Ravens.

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The same goes for the moneyline, which makes sense given the miniscule spread; about five hours from kickoff, the Ravens were getting 59% of moneyline handle on 48% of the moneyline wagers.
When it comes to the game total, which has decreased a point from 52.5 to 51.5 over the last seven days, the public still slightly favors the under: 55% of O/U handle is on under 51.5 on just 45% of the tickets.
Both teams stayed under in the Wild Card Round. The Ravens’ 28-14 win over Pittsburgh finished a field goal shy of the 45.0 O/U, while Buffalo’s 31-7 rout of Denver was a full 11 points away from the total of 49.0.
Ravens vs Bills Injury Report
Baltimore Ravens | Injury | Game Status |
---|---|---|
Zay Flowers (WR) | Knee | Doubtful |
Deonte Harty (WR) | Knee | Questionable |
Buffalo Bills | Injury | Game Status |
Ray Davis (RB) | Concussion | Questionable |
The injury reports on both sides are surprisingly sparse given the time of year. For Baltimore, sophomore standout Zay Flowers (1,059 yards, four TDs) is doubtful due to a knee injury. Flowers suited up in all 17 regular-season games for Baltimore but missed the Wild Card victory over Pittsburgh. Without their leading receiver, the Ravens had just 175 passing yards on 21 attempts against the Steelers.
Fellow wide receiver Deonte Harty (knee) is the only other Baltimore player with an injury designation. On IR since late October, Harty was only utilized as a returner during the regular season. His presence or absence won’t be much of a factor either way.
The Bills only have one player on their injury report, backup running back Ray Davis (442 yards on 113 carries with four TDs), who’s questionable due to a concussion.
With Davis out, Buffalo bell-cow James Cook has a rushing yards total of 55.5 in the Ravens vs Bills player props, along with +110 odds in the anytime touchdown market.
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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.