Bills v Ravens Tips: NFL Divisional Round Predictions & Betting Offers
The 2025 NFL Divisional Round wraps up on Sunday night as the No. 2 Buffalo Bills welcome the No. 3 Baltimore Ravens to Highmark Stadium for a much-anticipated AFC clash, so we’ve crafted our Bills v Ravens tips in the form of a bet builder.
Buffalo and Baltimore previously met in the regular season, with the Ravens delivering a dominant 35-10 victory as 2.5-point home favourites in Week 4. That game fell under the 47.5-point total, marking the fourth consecutive under in meetings between these teams.
This time, the Ravens are narrow 1-point road favourites, according to leading UK betting sites, while the total is set at 51.5 points.
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Derrick Henry Over 95.5 Rushing Yards
After eight years with the Tennessee Titans, Derrick Henry signed with the Ravens last summer and enjoyed a stellar debut season in Baltimore. He logged 325 carries for 1,921 yards and 16 touchdowns, averaging 5.9 yards per carry, while adding 19 receptions for 193 yards and two scores.
The five-time Pro Bowler was unstoppable against the Bills in Week 4, rushing 24 times for a remarkable 199 yards and a touchdown, and adding three receptions for 10 yards and another score. Henry is well-positioned to dominate Buffalo once again.
The Ravens led the NFL in rushing yards during the regular season, averaging 187.6 per game, with Henry as their focal point. He posted at least 138 rushing yards in each of Baltimore’s final three games, amassing an impressive 447 yards over that span.
In the wild-card round, the Ravens eased past the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-14, with Henry carrying the ball 26 times for 186 yards and two touchdowns.
The Bills, who allowed 115.5 rushing yards per game (12th in the league) and 4.5 yards per carry (tied 18th) during the regular season, face a significant challenge in stopping Henry and Baltimore’s formidable offensive line.
Last week, Buffalo beat Denver 31-7, limiting the Broncos to just 79 rushing yards on 17 attempts. However, Derrick Henry is in a different class.
Josh Allen Over 32.5 Passing Attempts
The Bills dominated the Broncos last Sunday, rushing 44 times for 210 yards. James Cook led the way with 23 carries for 120 yards and a touchdown, while Josh Allen added eight carries for 46 yards. Allen also completed 20 of 26 passes for 272 yards and two touchdowns.
However, Buffalo’s rushing attack will face a stern test against the Ravens' formidable run defense. To reach the AFC Championship Game, the Bills will likely need to rely on their passing game.
During the regular season, the Ravens conceded just 21.2 points per game (9th in the league), along with 244.1 passing yards (31st) and a league-best 80.1 rushing yards per game. They led the NFL in yards allowed per carry (3.6) and ranked 30th in passing attempts allowed per game (36.8). In the wild-card round, Baltimore limited Pittsburgh to a mere 29 rushing yards.
Allen struggled against the Ravens in Week 4, completing 16 of 29 passes for 180 yards. Despite that, he had an impressive regular season, throwing for 3,731 yards, 28 touchdowns, and just six interceptions while being sacked only 14 times—the fewest in the league.
The Bills’ offensive line, arguably the best in the NFL in pass protection, will face a tough challenge against Baltimore’s pass rush, which ranked second in sacks (54). The Ravens have held their opponents to fewer than 200 passing yards in their last four regular-season games, allowing an average of 34 passing attempts per contest.
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