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Ravens vs. Steelers Player Prop Bets – Week 16

Ravens vs. Steelers Player Prop Bets – Week 16

NFL Data Skrive

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By: DK.Network.Editors

The Baltimore Ravens (9-5) and the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-4)––two AFC North opponents––play today at M&T Bank Stadium. Looking for more info about the various player prop bets available in this matchup? Scroll on for a look at the markets on offer for each team’s best players.

Ravens Props

Lamar Jackson

Jackson has gone under his passing yards prop in each of his last two games.

  • Passing Yards Prop: O/U 228.5 (Over -115, Under -115)
  • Rushing Yards Prop: O/U 47.5 (Over -120, Under -110)

Derrick Henry

Henry has gone over his rushing yards prop in each of his last two games.

  • Rushing Yards Prop: O/U 85.5 (Over -115, Under -115)
  • Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 0.5 (Over +100, Under -130)

Zay Flowers

Flowers has gone over his receiving yards prop in seven of 13 games this season.

  • Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 61.5 (Over -110, Under -120)

Rashod Bateman

Bateman has gone over his receiving yards prop in nine of 13 games this season.

  • Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 36.5 (Over -105, Under -125)

Ravens 2023 Stats

  • The Ravens are third-best in the league in points scored per game, at 29.9.
  • In the air, Baltimore has passed for the third-highest amount of yards in the NFL at 3,439, or 245.6 per game.
  • The Ravens have accumulated the second-highest number of rushing yards in the NFL, 2,498 (178.4 per game).
  • In the red zone, Baltimore’s TD scoring percentage (74.1%) ranks first in the league. Its third-down conversion percentage (48.7%) ranks second.
  • The Ravens are ranked 22nd in the league in points allowed, at 23.7 per game.
  • Looking at passing defense, Baltimore is conceding the second-most yards in the NFL at 258.9 per game (3,625 total passing yards against).
  • The Ravens have allowed 1,130 rushing yards (80.7 per game), the fewest in the league.
  • In the red zone, Baltimore gives up a TD 54.5% of the time, ranking 16th in the NFL. On third downs, it gives up a conversion 41.3% of the time, ranking 23rd in the NFL.

Steelers Props

Najee Harris

Harris has gone over his rushing yards prop in each of his last two games.

  • Rushing Yards Prop: O/U 47.5 (Over -115, Under -115)
  • Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 11.5 (Over -115, Under -115)

Russell Wilson

Wilson has gone over his passing yards prop in each of his last two games.

  • Passing Yards Prop: O/U 204.5 (Over -110, Under -120)
  • Rushing Yards Prop: O/U 9.5 (Over -115, Under -115)

Pat Freiermuth

Freiermuth has gone over his receiving yards prop in seven of 14 games this season.

  • Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 34.5 (Over -120, Under -110)

Calvin Austin III

Austin has gone over his receiving yards prop in seven of 12 games this season.

  • Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 37.5 (Over -115, Under -115)

Steelers 2023 Stats

  • When it comes to total offense, the Steelers rank 11th in the NFL in points scored (24 per game) and 20th in total yards (325.6 per game).
  • Through the air, Pittsburgh has been one of the least effective passing offenses in the league, ranking eighth-last in the NFL by putting up 198.9 pass yards per game. Meanwhile, it ranks 16th with 18 passing touchdowns.
  • On the ground, the Steelers have been one of the top offenses in the NFL, ranking 10th in the NFL by compiling 1,773 rushing yards (126.6 per game). Meanwhile, they rank 29th with 3.9 rushing yards per attempt.
  • Pittsburgh, at 45.8%, ranks 31st in the NFL in red-zone percentage. In third-down percentage, it is 13th (38.9%).
  • So far this season, the Steelers have been getting it done on defense, with 18.9 points allowed per game (fourth in NFL).
  • When it comes to defending against the pass, Pittsburgh’s D is 20th in the NFL with 3,112 passing yards allowed (222.3 per game) and sixth with 16 passing touchdowns allowed.
  • Against the run, the Steelers’ D has been clicking this season, as it ranks fourth in the league with 1,321 total rushing yards allowed (94.4 per game).
  • Defensively, Pittsburgh ranks seventh in the NFL in third-down percentage allowed at 35.1%. In red-zone percentage allowed, it ranks 14th at 53.2%.

This article contains AI-generated editorial insights provided by Data Skrive.

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