Carolina Panthers vs Baltimore Ravens NFL Player Props & Picks (11/20/22)
The Carolina Panthers visit the Baltimore Ravens in Week 12 of the 2022-23 NFL Season. The Panthers are coming off a relatively close win last week, while the Ravens are coming off a bye, but won easily before that. This should be an interesting matchup, overall. Let’s take a look at some prop bets that make the most sense for this game on Sunday.
Lamar Jackson Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns
Lamar Jackson has been incredible for the Ravens this year. He has 1,768 passing yards, 16 touchdown passes, six interceptions, and he has a 62% completion percentage on the year. He’s done it all for the Ravens this year and he also has 86 carries, 635 rushing yards, and two rushing touchdowns on the year. Jackson has also hit over this amount of passing touchdowns in four of the nine games that the Ravens have played in. The Panthers are not the best against the passing game and give up 235 passing yards a game. The best reason to love this bet is because of how much the Ravens run the ball, the play action passing game will be a huge threat to the Panthers. Take this bet, and expect Jackson to have a huge game.
D’Onta Foreman Over 50.5 Rushing Yards
D’Onta Foreman has been great in place of Christian McCaffrey. He has 91 carries, 426 rushing yards, and four rushing touchdowns on the year. He’s really only been the primary back for the Panthers for four games, and been exceptional in all four. He’s only hit over this number in three of the ten games that the Panthers have played in, but they were three of the last four games that the Panthers have played in. The Ravens allow 92 rushing yards a game which will be tough for Foreman, but the amount of touches he’ll receive should be reason enough for him to get there. Take this bet because he is the bell cow for Carolina now.
DJ Moore Over 52.5 Receiving Yards
DJ Moore is the one playmaker for Carolina that survived the trade deadline. He has 39 receptions, 478 receiving yards, and three receiving touchdowns on the year. He’s hit over this number in three of the ten games that the Panthers have played in. He’s easily the best playmaker that Carolina has in the receiving corps, especially after the trade deadline. Even though Baker Mayfield is coming back at quarterback, it’s still a smart guess because Moore is the primary guy. Walker has shown he can get him the ball more than Mayfield, but at this point it might not matter. The Ravens pass defense is very bad and gives up 279 passing yards a game, which will be great for DJ Moore for this type of opportunity. Take this bet because Moore will see a high volume of targets and should be able to make plays against a pass defense that has not been good all year.
