The Ravens clawed their way into the postseason, thanks to a little help from their friends the Chiefs, and are set to travel to Pittsburgh to face the red hot Steelers on Wild Card weekend.  It’s a tough spot, for sure, in a place the Ravens have never won a postseason game.  Momentum seems to be on the Steelers’ side as well, as they have won four straight and six of their last eight.
Las Vegas isn’t sleeping on the potential for an upset, however, only giving the Steelers a consensus 3 point edge over the Ravens on Saturday night.  This, in spite of their 2nd best NFL offense and 2014 league leading wide receiver in Antonio Brown going up against one of the worst secondaries in the league.
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Games rarely turn out the way we expect, of course, and the potential absence of star running back Le’Veon Bell in this matchup will certainly slow down the Steelers’ offense.  They simply don’t have a player who has proven capable of taking the reigns in his absence, whether that be on the ground or through the air.
Vegas doesn’t expect a whole lot of scoring in this game either, which may or may not be a surprise depending on who you ask. The 47 point total is second only to the Panthers and Cardinals game (with a barn burning 38 point total) for lowest of the week. It’s an interesting prediction for a game that features two of the NFL’s top ten offenses that also feature bottom ten pass defenses.
Here are this week’s Baltimore Ravens vs Pittsburgh Steelers odds.  What do you think about the predictions?
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