AFC Rivals collide on Sunday afternoon, as the Baltimore Ravens host the New York Jets at M&T Bank Stadium.
The Ravens (5–5) have largely returned to form with Lamar Jackson back under center and enter Sunday on a four-game winning streak, punctuated by a Week 11 win over the Cleveland Browns. The Jets (2–8) snagged back-to-back wins but look to rebound from a loss to the New England Patriots.
Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. ET. The Ravens enter as 13.5-point home favorites on DraftKings Sportsbook, while the Jets are listed as +650 underdogs. The game’s total is set at 44.5 points.
Here are the top player prop bets for Sunday’s Week 12 matchup between the Jets and Ravens.
Jets vs. Ravens Best Prop Bets
Derrick Henry 80+ Rushing Yards (-155)
Derrick Henry has a date with history on Sunday afternoon. The veteran running back is just 83 yards away from jumping from No. 15 to No. 11 on the all-time rushing list — a feat that would see him pass four Hall of Famers, including the legendary Jim Brown.
The Alabama product has surpassed 80 rushing yards in four games this season, including three of his last five. He enters Sunday fresh off running for 103 yards with a touchdown against the Cleveland Browns, including a season-high, 59-yard explosion.
Henry is well-positioned to make history against the Jets, who have surrendered the NFL’s 10th most rushing yards this season (1,309).
Mason Taylor Over 32.5 Receiving Yards (-112)
Veteran quarterback Tyrod Taylor won’t have much of a receiver room to work with when he takes over for Justin Fields on Sunday afternoon. With star wideout Garrett Wilson sidelined, he must turn his attention to the team’s next-most reliable receiving threat: rookie tight end Mason Taylor.
The second-round pick out of LSU has corralled 34-of-48 passes for 276 yards and a touchdown this season — all of which rank right behind Wilson. He has logged 30 or more receiving yards in five games this season, including three of his last four and a pair of back-to-back matchups with 65+ in Weeks 4 and 5.
Count on the veteran QB to find his namesake downfield for at least 33 receiving yards.
Lamar Jackson 2+ Pass TDs (-162)
Lamar Jackson has been hampered by injuries all season long, and it’s shown through his up-and-down play. Still, the former MVP is good to go for Sunday’s contest and could be poised for another dominant outing.
Jackson has hurled for multiple touchdowns in four games this season, including two outings with four passing scores. He faces a New York defense that’s tied for the ninth-most passing TDs allowed (18) and has surrendered multiple aerial scores to five quarterbacks this season — including Cleveland Browns rookie Dillon Gabriel.
