NFL Week 7 · Sun, Oct 25, 10:00 AM PT
Cincinnati comes to Baltimore off its bye with Joe Burrow healthy and a clean injury report. Baltimore is 4-2 but lost 13-10 at Cleveland with Tyler Huntley at quarterback, and Lamar Jackson, out since an October 4 ankle injury, was limited in practice all week and is officially questionable. The posted line is BAL -1.5 with a total of 48.5, and the contract below prices the win outright.
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1:00 PM ET, Sun, Oct 25
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Cincinnati Bengals are 3-2. Baltimore Ravens are 4-2. The posted line has Baltimore Ravens favoured by 1.5, with a total of 48.5. Kickoff is 1:00 PM ET on Sunday, October 25 at M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore.
The storyline. Cincinnati comes to Baltimore off its bye with Joe Burrow healthy and a clean injury report. Baltimore is 4-2 but lost 13-10 at Cleveland with Tyler Huntley at quarterback, and Lamar Jackson, out since an October 4 ankle injury, was limited in practice all week and is officially questionable.
The Cincinnati Bengals (3-2) visit the Baltimore Ravens (4-2) on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT) at M&T Bank Stadium on CBS. Cincinnati comes off its bye; Baltimore lost 13-10 at Cleveland on a field goal on the final snap. The question all week is whether Lamar Jackson plays for the first time since he hurt his ankle on October 4.
Lamar Jackson has not played since he hurt his ankle against Tennessee on October 4. He was limited in practice all week, confirmed it is a high ankle sprain, and is officially questionable. “Right now, I’m heading in the right direction,” he said. Coach Jesse Minter did not name a starter on Friday: “We’re still working through that.” Tyler Huntley starts if Jackson cannot. NBC Sports · Yardbarker
Tyler Huntley played brilliantly in an overtime win at Atlanta in Week 5, 24 of 32 for 201 yards and two touchdowns. A week later at Cleveland the Ravens scored on their first two drives and then did nothing: Huntley went 19 of 31 for 165 yards, a Derrick Henry fumble set up the tying touchdown, and Andre Szmyt won it 13-10 on the final snap. AP via ESPN
Cincinnati’s last game was a 31-24 win at Miami on October 11. Joe Burrow threw four touchdown passes, and Ja’Marr Chase, who missed practice time that week after a concussion, caught a 45-yard touchdown one-handed and finished with six catches for 77 yards. The win snapped a two-game skid before the bye. AP via ESPN
The Bengals come off the bye with no one on their final injury report. Safety Kyle Dugger (quad) practiced fully on Thursday and Friday, and Jonathan Allen and B.J. Hill were given rest days. A to Z Sports
Derrick Henry has 130 carries for 534 yards in six games and has had at least 16 carries in every one, with 100 or more yards twice. Cincinnati allows 123.0 rushing yards a game, 10th most. His fumble at Cleveland was the turn in that game. AP via ESPN
Cleveland’s win pulled the Browns into a tie with Baltimore and Pittsburgh atop the division at 4-2. Cincinnati is 3-2 with a game in hand on all three. AP via ESPN
Game statuses are from Friday’s final reports (October 23), as carried by NBC Sports and A to Z Sports; reserve lists are from ESPN’s injury list read Saturday. Inactives come 90 minutes before kickoff, 8:30 AM PT, and the Ravens may not settle their quarterback until then.
| Player | Team, pos | Status | What it changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lamar Jackson | BAL, QB | Questionable | Ankle (high ankle sprain). Limited all week; Tyler Huntley started Weeks 5 and 6. |
| Broderick Washington | BAL, DT | Questionable | Ankle. |
| T.J. Tampa Jr. | BAL, CB | Doubtful | Knee. Limited all week in his window to return from reserve. |
| Jaylinn Hawkins | BAL, S | Out | Knee. Safety Keondre Jackson could see more work. |
| Tavius Robinson | BAL, OLB | Out | Pectoral. Expected to miss the rest of the season; rookie Zion Young could see more work. |
| Rashod Bateman | BAL, WR | No status | Shoulder. |
| Mark Andrews | BAL, TE | No status | Hand. Full all week. |
| Cam Jurgens | BAL, C | No status | Concussion. Full all week. |
| Kyle Dugger | CIN, S | No status | Quad. Full Thursday and Friday. |
| Tanner Hudson | CIN, TE | Injured reserve | Pectoral. Caught a touchdown at Miami. |
| Andrei Iosivas | CIN, WR | Injured reserve | Thumb. |
Weekly lines are from ESPN box scores, read October 22, 2026. Names link to ESPN player pages. Cincinnati had its bye in Week 6.
Weeks 1-5: 25/35, 254 yds · 20/31, 207 · 28/37, 282 · 39/54, 428 · 23/32, 190.
1,361 passing yards and 11 touchdown passes in five games, with at least one in every game.
Weeks 1-5: 2-12, 7-75, 9-98, 3-27, 6-77 on 38 targets.
Back from a concussion with a one-handed 45-yard touchdown at Miami.
Weeks 1-5: 3-59, 5-95, 6-90, 11-157, 2-22 on 43 targets.
423 receiving yards, the most on the team, with 157 against Jacksonville in Week 4.
Weeks 1-5 rushing: 16-56, 20-80, 13-61, 9-10, 13-39.
Cincinnati’s lead back, with 24 catches as well, 11 of them in Week 4.
Weeks 1, 3, 4 and 5: 5-78, 3-37, 3-40, 1-4.
Caught one of Burrow’s four touchdowns at Miami.
Weeks 1-4: 17/25, 324 yds · 21/31, 235 · 15/20, 186 · 15/20, 222.
Six touchdown passes in four games before the ankle injury.
Weeks 4-6: 8/9, 63 yds · 24/32, 201 · 19/31, 165.
A 1-1 record as the starter.
Weeks 1-6 rushing: 24-144, 16-68, 26-89, 23-73, 24-102, 17-58.
534 rushing yards, and at least 16 carries every week.
Weeks 1, 3-6: 5-150, 5-84, 8-118, 8-53, 6-66 on 42 targets.
471 receiving yards in five games, the team lead by a wide margin.
Weeks 1-6: 4-49, 6-49, 3-24, 5-27, 4-28, 1-4 on 33 targets.
Off the final report after a hand injury, with full practices all week.
Cincinnati is rested off the bye with a clean injury report, and Burrow has thrown at least one touchdown pass in all five games, four of them at Miami. Baltimore has not settled its quarterback, and its offense managed 10 points at Cleveland.
Baltimore is home, Henry has carried at least 16 times every week against a Cincinnati defense that allows 123.0 rushing yards a game, and Jackson could be back. Huntley won in Atlanta before the loss in Cleveland.
These are the arguments each side’s backers make, not a pick. AP via ESPN · AP via ESPN · Ravens.com
| Going in | CIN Cincinnati BengalsCIN | BAL Baltimore RavensBAL |
|---|---|---|
| Record | 3-2 | 4-2 |
| Side | On the road | At home |
| The posted line | +1.5 | −1.5 |
| Implied points computed | 23.5 | 25 |
Records, venue, spread and total from the ESPN scoreboard, read 2026-10-20.1 Implied points is half the total moved half the spread, which is arithmetic on the two numbers above, not a projection.
The posted line has Baltimore Ravens favoured by 1.5, with a total of 48.5. A spread is the market's estimate of the margin, not a result; the Kalshi contract below prices the win outright.
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A spread and a contract price are two different questions. The spread is the market’s estimate of the margin; the contract prices the win outright, and it is the one you can sell before the game ends. Books differ on the spread itself: our read found two games where a second book had a different number the same afternoon.1
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The question on Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati Bengals are 3-2 and they are on the road, and the line makes them the underdog by 1.5. Decide what chance you would give them, in cents, before you read the board. If your number is above the ask, that is the trade; if it is not, there is no trade here.
The question on Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Ravens are 4-2 and favoured by 1.5. A favourite contract costs most of a dollar, so the money at risk is large against the money to be made. Work out what you lose if it goes wrong before you decide what you make if it goes right.
Whatever you decide, write the entry, the sell target and the hold rule before kickoff, and remember the fee is largest near 50¢. How the fee works
The Cincinnati Bengals are 1.5-point favorites over the Baltimore Ravens at DraftKings, with a total of 47.5, as shown on ESPN’s game page Saturday, October 24, 2026; on Thursday Baltimore had been the 1.5-point favorite. Kalshi had Cincinnati at 51 to 52 cents to win at 7:50 AM PT on Saturday.
The Bengals play the Ravens on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT) at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. The game is on CBS.
It is a game-time decision. Jackson has missed two games with a high ankle sprain suffered October 4, was limited in practice all week, and is officially questionable on Friday’s final report. Coach Jesse Minter did not name a starter on Friday, and Tyler Huntley started the last two games.
No one. Cincinnati’s final report on Friday, October 23, lists no player with a game status, per A to Z Sports, and Kyle Dugger practiced fully Thursday and Friday. Tight end Tanner Hudson and receiver Andrei Iosivas are on injured reserve.
The AccuWeather forecast on ESPN’s game page, read Saturday, calls for 61 degrees at kickoff in Baltimore with no precipitation.
Agent Brad is sitting this one out, and he will be right back with you for the next game. With Lamar Jackson a game-time decision, Kalshi still had no Baltimore quarterback or receiver props on the board Saturday morning, and the money has drifted toward Cincinnati, so the Ravens’ side of this game is still unwritten.
Half the total moved half the spread puts Cincinnati Bengals at about 23.5 points and Baltimore Ravens at about 25. That is arithmetic on the two posted numbers, not a score projection, and it is the figure most fantasy decisions on this game turn on.
A pick'em entry is a parlay, so every leg has to land: two legs you price at 60 per cent are 36 per cent together, and three are 22 per cent. If your board pays N times the entry on an L-leg play, the entry needs to win one divided by N of the time, so each leg needs the L-th root of that. A two-leg play paying 3x needs each leg at about 57.7 per cent, and a four-leg play paying 10x needs each at about 56.2 per cent. Multipliers differ by state, board and promotion, so use your own terms.
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