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The Los Angeles Chargers will be out to score another huge conference scalp in the Week 12 installment of Monday Night Football when they welcome a pissed off flock of Baltimore Ravens into Tinseltown for a matchup brimming with playoff seeding ramifications. John Harbaugh’s troops lost its grasp of the division lead last week after dropping an ugly 18-16 decision to Pittsburgh in the Steel City. As for the Bolts, Jim Harbaugh’s troops moved to 2-1 SU and against the NFL odds versus the AFC North after holding off the Bengals in a thrilling 34-27 win that went down to the wire. Linemakers at Caesars Sportsbook opened the Harbaugh Bowl up with the Ravens laying a field goal and the total lined 48. Each market has seen corrections since with the number to beat down to 2.5 and the total bet up to 51 with a heavy percentage of the bets and money aligned with the over.

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Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers NFL Same Game Parlay:

If you’re a value seeker and still confident in the Ravens this NFL betting season, you have to love what’s unfolded over the past month. In dropping 29-24 and 18-16 decisions to the division rival Browns and Steelers, the Ravens have seen a noticeable jump in their futures odds offerings across the board. Before Pittsburgh lost to Cleveland to kick off Week 12 betting action on Thursday night, Baltimore was a +160 dog to defend their division title as well as 9-1 choices to win Super Bowl LIX and +450 to represent the AFC in the big game. Their adjusted in-season win total even fell to the preseason offering of 10.5! It got as high as 12.5 after getting out to a 6-2 start. Well, Lamar Jackson and his mates currently check in 7-4 with a hellacious schedule ahead of them with games remaining against the Eagles, @Giants, Steelers, @Texans, and Browns. Tonight’s game almost becomes a must-win with it currently the owner of the sixth-seed and it opening the door for teams like the Broncos, Colts, Dolphins, and Bengals to gain ground should they come up short.

It won’t be the least bit easy to win and advance however running up against a Bolts squad that’s seemingly found its stride with Justin Herbert and the offense now doing it through the air (#19) as well as on the ground (#12). While Ravens’ futures got a bit longer, the Bolts have gotten shorter with the team logging four straight wins and covers against the Saints, Browns, Titans, and Bengals. As impressive that is, do you see the outlier? Not one of those teams currently possess a winning record, and it isn’t even close. Tonight will be a huge step up for the home team who will be looking to improve upon their 4-1 SU and ATS records in front of the SoFi faithful. If it’s to rise up and defend its turf as home dogs—a scenario LA failed to pull off the first time against the Kansas City Chiefs—the passing game is going to need to go off much like it did last week against Cincinnati. A path is there to do just that with Baltimore shockingly trotting out the absolute worst pass defense in the league with it getting ripped for 284.5 yards per game and 7.2 yards per pass attempt (No. 26).

But can it mimic that feat without getting anything done on the ground? Sorry, but Herbert isn’t turning five carries into 65 yards in this one against the Ravens No. 2 ranked run defense that’s only allowed 139 total rushing yards to opposing quarterbacks. J.K. Dobbins is going to find the sledding tough as well. With that, are we confident in young pass catchers like Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston going HAM like they did last week? I by no means am prepared to buy into that train of thought. Total bettors however seem to hold a completely different frame of mind with the amount of money that’s hammered the over. Keep in mind, LA just expended a ton of energy in that shootout with Joe Burrow, so the last thing Jim Harbaugh would want is to engage in another barnburner right after. Especially with his defense possibly without Khalil Mack once again and Joey Bosa not playing at 100 percent. I think this one plays out a bit differently than current action reports at Caesars dictate. There will be some big plays, but not enough to surpass the highest total of the week. In the end, big brother prevails once again—LJ finds a way!