Baltimore Ravens vs Los Angeles Rams Prediction: Ravens have what it takes to pull an home win

In the upcoming NFL game at M&T Bank Stadium, the Baltimore Ravens are set to face the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. The Los Angeles Rams, initially at a 6-6 record on the season, have rebounded with three consecutive victories, with the most recent one coming against the Cleveland Browns. The Ravens, now boasting a 9-3 record for the season, secured a 10-point victory over the Los Angeles Chargers in their latest matchup.

The Baltimore Ravens have only experienced three losses this year, falling to the Indianapolis Colts in overtime, the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Cleveland Browns. They have been formidable defensively, allowing an average of just 15.6 points per game, while their offense has been productive, scoring an average of 27.0 points per game. The Ravens have excelled in the rushing game, averaging 158.6 yards per game and accumulating 22 rushing touchdowns.

In their recent victory against the Los Angeles Chargers, the Baltimore Ravens outscored their opponent 20-7 in the final three quarters, securing a 20-10 result. Lamar Jackson contributed 177 passing yards with one touchdown, and Keaton Mitchell rushed for 64 yards. Isaiah Likely led the receivers with four receptions for 40 yards in the win.

The Los Angeles Rams faced a challenging 3-6 start to the year but have rebounded impressively with three consecutive victories since their bye week. Currently, the Rams are averaging 22.3 points per game, with 231.0 passing yards per game, contributing to a total of 16 touchdowns and 10 interceptions through the air. In the rushing game, they average 114.5 yards per game with 12 rushing touchdowns.

In their most recent matchup against the Cleveland Browns, the Los Angeles Rams held a 20-13 lead going into the fourth quarter and secured a 36-19 victory by scoring an additional 16 points in the final frame. Quarterback Matthew Stafford played a pivotal role with 279 passing yards and three touchdowns, while running back Karen Williams contributed with 21 carries for 88 yards and a touchdown of his own.

The Baltimore Ravens' defense was strong once again in their most recent victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, allowing only 16 first downs and 279 yards (including 193 from the air). In their 10-point triumph, the Ravens snatched four interceptions, three of which were fumbles. With six consecutive victories and five consecutive games scoring 31 points or more, Baltimore is riding high right now. With 20 first downs and 399 total yards (279 passing), the Los Angeles Rams had a solid offensive performance against a respectable Browns squad last weekend. In their last two games, Los Angeles has scored 73 points while allowing only 33. However, I am skeptical that the Rams can successfully cover the spread because of how difficult a matchup this will be on offense and defense.