Ravens Game Sunday: Ravens vs. Packers odds and prediction for Week 15 NFL game

The Baltimore Ravens will limp into their Week 15 matchup with the Green Bay Packers still clinging onto a one-game lead in the AFC North despite a loss to the Cleveland Browns this past Sunday.

The Ravens lost star quarterback Lamar Jackson early in the second quarter forcing Tyler Huntley to play the rest of the way. Despite a late-game comeback attempt, the Ravens still fell by a final score of 24-22.

Meanwhile, the Packers enter with an NFL-best 10-3 record having three of their last four games. A victory here could go a long way as they look to secure a first-round bye in the postseason.

Can a hopefully healthy Lamar Jackson lead his team to victory or with the powerhouse Packers continue their reign of dominance?

Ravens vs. Packers Odds Week 15

According to WynnBet, the Ravens are the 4.5-point underdogs at home against the Packers. The Ravens’ moneyline for the game is currently set at +185 while the Packers are the favorites at -220.

The total over/under for the game is set at 43.5 points.

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Ravens vs. Packers Prediction Week 15

So much of this matchup depends on Lamar Jackson. That goes for both his health and how he might play if he manages to suit up for the game.

Head coach John Harbaugh told the media on Monday that the team was hopeful Jackson would play which is obviously the best possible news considering how serious the situation looked on Sunday.

But even if Jackson plays, the Ravens are going to have a tough time winning this game. Their issues stem far beyond Jackson’s injury with the former MVP himself being a liability in recent weeks.

Jackson needs to take better care of the ball while the offensive line needs to do a better job of protecting their quarterback. The offense has a long way to go before they’re competent again.

Meanwhile, the Packers still boast one of the best offenses in football led, of course, by Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams.

The Ravens have a knack for sticking around in games, regardless of the opponent. But even still, it’s hard to see them winning this game.

Give me the Packers by a final score of 34-31. Jackson starts and bounces back in a big way, but it ultimately isn’t enough to score the victory.