Philadelphia Eagles vs. Baltimore Ravens Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions

Philadelphia Eagles vs. Baltimore Ravens Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions Recap

The Philadelphia Eagles scored their eighth straight win after taking a 24-19 decision from the Baltimore Ravens in Week 13, highlighting their resilience and top-ranked defense throughout the match. Saquon Barkley stole the spotlight late, rushing for 107 yards and a decisive 25-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. Derrick Henry managed 82 rushing yards and added 29 receiving yards, but was relegated to the sideline when it mattered most due to Baltimore’s offense struggling to capitalize on a number of key opportunities over the course of the game. Philadelphia (10-2, 8-4 ATS) overcame an early 9-0 deficit, sparked by Jalen Hurts’ 17-yard touchdown pass to Dallas Goedert and a 1-yard QB sneak for another score in the second quarter. 

Meanwhile, Baltimore’s (8-5, 7-6 ATS) offensive momentum faltered, particularly in the second half when Justin Tucker missed field goals of 47 and 53 yards as well as an extra point. The Ravens failed to score in the second half until a last-second touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson to Isaiah Likely. Jackson passed for 237 yards, added 79 rushing yards, and connected with Mark Andrews for a 14-yard first-quarter touchdown. However, Philadelphia’s defense, led by Nakobe Dean, consistently pressured Jackson without employing a spy, neutralizing his dual-threat capabilities. Despite early penalties and missed chances, the Eagles’ physicality and fourth-quarter surge secured the win, keeping them atop the NFC East while the Ravens fell further behind in the AFC North.

When I capped this game, I figured DeVonta Smith would be a go giving Hurts the added ammo needed to pick the Ravens pass funnel defense apart through the air. That was one of the main reasons I sided with the over. Once it was announced he would in fact miss the game, I knew that leg of the same-game parlay was cooked. The fact that the total closed 50 on the NFL odds confirmed that belief. So we took the loss on the total, but man did we knock it out of the park electing to go with the Eagles on the -3 alt line with Philly spotting the Ravens nine points and still going on to cover the number at BetMGM Sportsbook. The juicy +200 ROI more than made up for the loss on the total! I’m a huge buyer of what the Eagles are selling right now! To go into the Ravens nest and dominate them like that was extremely impressive. I’ve been saying it for weeks, but the Lions will have their hands full with this team should their cross paths in the NFC title game.

Philadelphia Eagles vs. Baltimore Ravens Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions

A potential Super Bowl LIX preview will play out in the Charm City late Sunday afternoon when the Baltimore Ravens host the Philadelphia Eagles in a Week 13 match that will undoubtedly have a plethora of NFL bettors tuning in. Nick Sirianni’s troops remain on the road following last Sunday night’s impressive road win over the Rams in a game the Eagles completely took over in the second half. Same goes for John Harbaugh’s squad that spotted the Chargers 10 points on Monday night before ripping off 30 of the game’s next 36 points to get out of Tinseltown with the team’s eighth NFL odds scalp of the season. BetMGM Sportsbook currently has the host Ravens installed 3-point favorites with the O/U lined 51.5. The betting line remains unchanged from the opener, despite Baltimore attracting a significant percentage of the bets and money. The same holds true for the total, which has seen heavy action on the over. Yet, oddsmakers have resisted adjusting the number.

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Philadelphia Eagles vs. Baltimore Ravens NFL Same Game Parlay:

The Eagles hit the east coast in excellent form having rattled off seven straight wins to take complete control of the NFC East. Even more impressive however has been the team’s ability to hook its wagering supporters up during the current winning stretch in logging NFL betting wins five of the last six times. The last occurred last Sunday night in Tinseltown where Saquon Barkley went HAM breaking franchise and NFL records en route to gashing the Rams for 255 rushing yards and a pair of touchdowns with each coming from 70+ yards out. Jalen Hurts wasn’t asked to do much in the 17-point win, but that won’t be the case late Sunday afternoon with his offensive line set to square off against the league’s No. 2 ranked run defense that’s only allowed the opposition to average 77.9 yards per game at a league-best 3.5 yards per carry. With that, the offense’s success or lack thereof will come through the air. As great Baltimore has been at defending the run, it’s been nothing short of a sieve at limiting the damage through the air in allowing north of 277 yards per game (#31).

The Ravens sport one of the more balanced offensive attacks in the NFL. When Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry aren’t shredding the opposition on the ground to the tune of 180+ rushing yards per game (#2), the passing attack is getting the job done. Though it feels like a different pass catcher steps up every passing week, someone most always does. Who that will be this week is to be decided, but you can bet your bottom dollar No. 8 will do his damndest to test the waters. With the 1-2 tight end punch of Mark Andrews and Isaiah Likely at his disposal, as well as wide receiver threats Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, and the little used Nelson Agholor and Diontae Johnson, Baltimore has averaged 246 passing yards per game (#3) and 8.9 yards per pass attempt (#2). That being said, the unit will be tested dramatically in Week 13 betting action running up against a Philadelphia defense that ranks out amongst the top-10 against both the pass (#3) and run (#7).

As surprising as it may seem, I believe the wrong team is favored, even though the Ravens typically perform well against top-tier competition. The added challenge of Philadelphia traveling back across the country also comes into play. That said, the Eagles appear to be the more complete team and are firing on all cylinders across the board. Had the Chargers possessed viable pass catching threats last week, Jim likely would’ve gotten the better of John. The most susceptible unit in this matchup is the pass funnel defense of the Ravens. It was able to get away with it last week. It won’t be able to do so this time around with A.J. Brown and Devonta Smith getting peppered. I also have my doubts of King Henry being able to set the tone of the match on the ground, and wouldn’t come off the least bit surprised if he was taken out of the equation once Philly goes up multiple possessions. Jackson has shown time and time again that he fails in the biggest of spots. This is a pretty big one, so I’ll pay up and see if he’s up to the challenge by throwing the Eagles and over into this same-game parlay.

• PHILADELPHIA EAGLES -3 (+200)
• PHILADELPHIA/BALTIMORE OVER 51.5

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