Hiram Moreno
As the preparations for the 2022/23 NFL regular season begin, one of the games we will be able to watch will be Titans vs. Ravens,which are two teams that have been called to take over their respective divisions and that are starting to prepare for the forthcoming season with these preseason weeks.
Given the intensity with which these preseason games are played in order to get into a competitive rhythm, we anticipate an entertaining match, and here at JefeBet we will give our thoughts and observations on the game, as well as provide information if you are interested in betting on it.
Predictions and Betting Preview for the Tennessee Titans vs Baltimore Ravens Game on August 11, 2022
Where: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland
When: Thursday, August 11, 7:30 PM ET
Betting on the Tennessee Titans
Regular season record: 0-0-0
Handicap: +3
Moneyline: +130
Plus/minus: 33
The Titans have been the team to beat in the AFC South for the past few seasons. However, having lost an important offensive piece like A.J. Brown could end up taking its toll on the season, so this looks like it will be a much more complicated one for them.
However, they did get a replacement in the draft in Treylon Burks, although it will be difficult for him to match what Brown did in his first season as a pro. Beyond that, the Titans kept the same core of players, so it is a well-matched team.
Betting on the Baltimore Ravens
Regular season record: 0-0-0
Handicap: -3
Moneyline: -150
Plus/minus: 33
For a while, the Ravens were accustomed to easy sailing in the AFC North , but finishing last in the division in the 2021 season while the Cincinnati Bengals made it to the Super Bowl proves that they will now have to be at their best if they are to compete in a division that looks like it could be anyone’s game.
Baltimore will need quarterback Lamar Jackson to get back to his best, as he recorded the second-fewest touchdowns in his four-year career in 2021, and his 13 interceptions were the worst in his NFL career.
JefeBet Prediction
Given the loss of A.J. Brown, the Titans will almost certainly play a lot of ground game with Derrick Henry taking care of the ball, and with the Ravens also favoring the ground game, the game could become slow and of long possessions, resulting in a low score.
Prediction: Less than 33 points
