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Lamar Jackson Over 1.5 Pass TDs & Over 74.5 Rushing Yards on 11/7 +390

Lamar Jackson is the leader of this team, undoubtedly. So far this season, Jackson has rushed for 553 yards and passed for another 1,635 yards. Jackson will need to step up and have a monster game with all the injuries on this offense. Today Lamar and the Ravens face New Orleans, who are coming off a game in which they shut out the Raiders. The Saints' defense is really good and, in my opinion, underrated.

Analysis: As good as the Saints' defense is, Jackson is still Jackson. With limited weapons, injuries, and being a contract year, I see Jackson balling out tonight. Jackson has been relatively quiet the past few weeks, and I don't see that becoming a trend.

Alvin Kamara Over 49.5 Rushing Yards & Over 49.5 Receiving Yards on 11/7 +280

It took him eight weeks, but last week Kamara went off. This Saints offense is just riddled with injuries. Jarvis Landry is out, and Mike Thomas is out for the year with a toe year injury. What happened to the days of football players being rough and tough? Kamara will need to play well if the Saints intend to beat Baltimore.

Analysis: Last week, Kamara ran for a touchdown and caught another two touchdowns. This was his best game of the season, and I don't see him slowing down. This Saints offense is depleted with injuries and the few stars left will need to perform if they want to stay competitive.

Isaiah Likely & Devin Duvernay Each Over 49.5 Receiving Yards on 11/7 +400

Rashod Bateman is out for the rest of the year, so someone needs to step up and take charge. Isaiah Likely was a receiver in college and converted to tight end. Do we see him go back to being a receiver? He is highly talented and has shown he can contribute. Duvernay, on the other hand, has been given opportunities already this season and has failed to produce. Duvernay, in my opinion, does not function well without a true #1 receiver to garner the defense's attention. I am not saying that Duvernay is not talented, but he can't perform as a star. He needs to be a supporting cast member.

Analysis: The Saints' run defense is really good, and I think at some point, Jackson will have to start opening up this offense if they want to win. This offense, like New Orleans, is depleted, and I see this game becoming a defensive struggle. Who does Jackson have to throw the ball to? The Saints know Andrews is Jackson's go-to guy, and they will hone in on him and possibly even double-team him. Things will open up for the other Ravens' receiving corps if that happens.

Chris Olave Over 99.5 Receiving Yards & TD on 11/7 +600

Chris Olave has been a stud this year, even after suffering a concussion. Landry is out, Thomas is out, and other than Olave, Kamara, and Hill, who is left? They have second-rate players that are stepping up and keeping New Orleans competitive. This team reminds me of the movie The Replacements with Keanu Reeves, seriously.

Analysis: Chris Olave gets enough targets to be a high-production receiver. The problem is the supporting cast is sub-par. The most important thing to note is that Chris Olave has only gone over 99.5 yards receiving twice this year and only has two touchdowns this season.

The Sharp App has Baltimore as a -1 favorite, with the over/under at 47. The AI Predictor gives Baltimore a 56% chance of winning.

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