Ravens Game Sunday: Ravens vs. Bears odds and prediction for Week 11 NFL game
By Justin Fried
The Baltimore Ravens will return from an extended absence in Week 11 to take on the Chicago Bears.
With 10 days in between games following their upset loss to the Miami Dolphins on Thursday Night Football, the Ravens will look to bounce back against a Bears team that’s lost its last three games.
The Ravens still sit in first place in a highly competitive AFC North despite their loss, but they’ll likely need a victory this week to remain on top.
It’s a game they should win, but as we’ve seen in the NFL this year, no outcome is ever certain. Let’s take a look at the early odds for this game.
Ravens vs. Bears Odds Week 11
According to WynnBet, the Ravens are 6.5-point favorites on the road against the Bears. The Ravens’ moneyline for the game is currently set at -270 while the Bears are the underdogs at +230.
The over/under is set at 45.5 points.
Ravens vs. Bears Prediction Week 11
It’s hard to get an accurate gauge on this Ravens team right now. They’re clearly a better team than the one we saw last Thursday, but how good are they?
At their best, the offense can work like a well-oiled machine with an MVP candidate in Lamar Jackson at the helm while their defense can smother the opposition. Look no further than their Week 6 thrashing of the Los Angeles Chargers for proof of that.
But too often, we’ve seen one or both of the units hinder the team’s efficiency.
The Ravens’ offense was putrid in Week 10 and they will need to be much more competitive against the Bears this week if Baltimore is to find success.
They might be able to do just that against a Bears team that has allowed an average of 33 points per game over the last three weeks.
A loss here would be devastating for the Ravens’ chances of not only winning the AFC North but making the postseason.
With their backs against the wall, I think the Ravens go into a tough environment at Soldier Field and pull off the victory.
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In a get-right game for the offense, the Ravens win 28-20.