Sunday afternoon’s loaded NFL Week 8 slate features an AFC showdown between the Baltimore Ravens and the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET.
The Ravens (4–3, 4th AFC North) will look to snap a two-game slide — falling to the Browns and the Bengals — with Lamar Jackson returning under center after missing the last three contests with an ankle sprain. The Bills (5–1, 1st AFC East) are coming off a Week 7 bye, aiming to push their winning streak to three after recent wins over the Rams and the Raiders.
Buffalo is a three-point home favorite with -175 moneyline odds on DraftKings Sportsbook. Baltimore is a +145 underdog, with the game total set at O/U 54.5 points.
Let’s dive into the top player prop bets for Sunday’s clash between the Ravens and the Bills.
Ravens vs. Bills NFL Player Prop Bets for Week 8
Josh Allen | Anytime Touchdown (-165)
Heading into Week 8, there’s a four-way tie atop the NFL’s rushing-touchdown leaderboard. Leading the way with eight apiece are Christian McCaffrey, Jonathan Taylor, Javonte Williams, and Josh Allen. Buffalo’s star quarterback has found the end zone at least once in five of his six games this season, with three multi-score performances.
The former MVP, 30, already leads all NFL quarterbacks with 87 career rushing TDs — the next-closest is Cam Newton at 75 — and has three straight seasons with double-digit rushing scores. The Bills have balanced Allen and James Cook’s end zone appetites, forming an elite rushing duo that has fueled the league’s most potent scoring offense (32.8 points per game). Even against Baltimore’s respectable defensive front, Allen has a clear runway to finding paydirt on any given Sunday.
Derrick Henry | Under 18.5 Rushing Attempts (-112)
Derrick Henry has had a monster workload this season, leading the NFL with 147 carries for 579 yards and seven touchdowns. That said, the 32-year-old veteran has finished with fewer than 18.5 rush attempts in back-to-back contests, both with Lamar Jackson sidelined due to injury. With the star quarterback back under center, the Ravens could lean even more on the passing game against the Bills.
It’s as much about opportunity as it is necessity. Buffalo is averaging an NFL-high 32.8 points per game, often forcing opposing teams to play catch-up through the air. Back in Week 2, Lions star Jahmyr Gibbs logged only 16 carries in Detroit’s shootout loss at Highmark Stadium. As three-point underdogs on Sunday, the Ravens may have to follow a similar blueprint, which could limit Henry to under 18.5 carries for the third straight game.
