Ravens vs. Bills Updated Odds, Money Line, Spread, Props to Watch for SNF

The first Sunday of the 2025 NFL season has arrived, and it will be capped by a thrilling matchup between AFC Super Bowl hopefuls.

The Buffalo Bills will host the Baltimore Ravens in a rematch of last year's divisional-round game. Buffalo will look to replicate its success in January, while the Ravens will be looking for a little revenge. Both teams will be looking for a 1-0 start as they try to stake their claims for the conference's top seed.

Fans have plenty of reasons to tune into Sunday night's contest, but those looking for more will have no shortage of wagering opportunities.

Let's take a look at some of the best betting options for Sunday Night Football.

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

Updated Odds

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Ravens QB Josh Allen

Line: BAL -1.5

Money Line: BAL -125 (bet $125 to win $100), BUF +105

Over/Under: 50.5

This is a fascinating matchup, and not just because it involves two of the most dynamic quarterbacks in the sport—though Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen certainly are that.

The Bills and Ravens are two of the AFC's best squads and are each looking to overtake the Kansas City Chiefs in the postseason. They met twice in 2024, once in the playoffs, and split the series.

Baltimore routed the Bills in the regular season, while Buffalo eked out a 27-25 win in the most recent meeting. Buffalo has taken three of five meetings since 2019. Each of the last three games has involved 43 or more points.

Saying this is a game that could go either way is cliche but it's also true. Baltimore should have an edge in its rushing attack led by Jackson and Derrick Henry. The Bills ranked just 19th in yards per carry allowed last season. However, the Bills will have home-field advantage and have watched Allen take over many games by himself.

Allen will most likely have to play some level of hero ball to pull out the home upset. Baltimore's defense improved late last season under first-year coordinator Zach Orr. It added pieces like Jaire Alexander and Malaki Starks in the offseason. On paper, the Ravens have the more complete team, which is why they're rightfully favored on the road.

That won't matter much if Allen goes off.

The unexpected often happens in Week 1, but fans can rest assured that Sunday's nightcap will be entertaining.

Bills Props to Watch

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Bills RB James Cook

Josh Allen Over/Under 235.5 Passing Yards

Because the Bills' offense is so heavily Allen-dependent, the over on this passing prop is enticing. Buffalo doesn't know exactly what it has a receiver heading into Week 1, but it's also unlikely to repeatedly gash Baltimore on the ground.

The Ravens ranked first in rushing yards allowed and yards per carry allowed last season.

Even if the Bills can't get Joshua Palmer, Khalil Shakir and Keon Coleman going downfield, Allen can rack up yards in bunches. Tight ends Dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox are great midrange targets. Offensive coordinator Joe Brady knows how to get his running backs involved in the passing game.

Baltimore's revamped secondary will be put to the test.

James Cook Over/Under 1.5 Receptions

Because the Ravens are a difficult team to run against, we can expect Brady to dial up multiple swing and screen passes to augment the ground game. That makes the over on this receiving prop the attractive choice.

However, it's certainly not a gimme. The big unknown here is how heavily the Bills will involve Ray Davis and Ty Johnson in receiving roles. James Cook remains the starter, but a heavy rotation could leave him short of two catches.

Cook averaged exactly two receptions in his 16 appearances last season.

Other Bills Props to Watch Include:

Dalton Kincaid Over/Under 3.5 Receptions

James Cook Over/Under 55.5 Rushing Yards

Josh Allen Over/Under 33.5 Rushing Yards

Joshua Palmer Over/Under 27.5 Receiving Yards

Ravens Props to Watch

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson

Lamar Jackson Over/Under 8.5 Rushing Attempts

We've already seen two of the NFL's top quarterbacks rely heavily on their legs in 2025. Jalen Hurts repeatedly made plays with his legs while leading the Philadelphia Eagles to victory on Thursday night. Patrick Mahomes' scrambling essentially kept the Kansas City Chiefs in Friday's contest, though they ultimately fell short.

It's not hard to envision Jackson using his legs and his speed to keep Buffalo off-balance throughout Sunday night's game. This is a fairly high over/under, though, considering Baltimore has Henry, Justice Hill and a healthy Keaton Mitchell.

Jackson averaged just over 8 carries per game in 2024, which was down from his career average of 9.8. He only ran six times against Buffalo in the playoffs—he logged a single carry in the regular season, but that was not the sort of close contest that required Jackson's full skill set.

Derrick Henry Over/Under 83.5 Yards

Whether Jackson ends up running regularly or not, we can expect offensive coordinator Todd Monken to continue seeking a pass-first approach from his quarterback. The Ravens won't necessarily corral Jackson as a runner, but they want to ensure he makes it to the postseason healthy.

After logging double-digit rushing attempts per game between 2019 and 2021, Jackson has averaged fewer than 9.5 in each of the last three seasons—and a career-low in 2024.

Henry will lead Buffalo's rushing attack for as long as he's healthy. He should get a considerable amount of work against the Bills, who fielded a below-average run defense last season.

The over feels likely here, though it could be extremely close. Henry racked up 199 yards in last season's first meeting but a more modest 84 yards in Round 2.

Other Ravens Props to Watch Include:

Lamar Jackson Over/Under 233.5 Passing Yards

Lamar Jackson Over/Under 48.5 Rushing Yards

DeAndre Hopkins Over/Under 1.5 Receptions

Mark Andrews Over/Under 46.5 Receiving Yards

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