2024 NFL Cheat Sheet: Baltimore Ravens Stats & Odds
The 2024 Baltimore Ravens Stats Headlined by Jackson and Henry
- 2023 Success and 2024 Outlook: The Ravens finished 12-4 as favorites, added Derrick Henry to strengthen their running game.
- Tough Schedule: Challenging 2024 schedule includes early and late games against top teams like the Chiefs, Cowboys, Bills, and Bengals.
- High Expectations: Despite key departures, Ravens have strong Super Bowl and conference odds, second only to Kansas City in the AFC.
Are the Baltimore Ravens Ready to Take the Next Step in 2024?
The Baltimore Ravens not only won another division title but earned the top seed in the AFC playoffs before falling to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC championship game.
Baltimore was 12-4 outright as a favorite during the 2023 season. Expect the Ravens to have plenty of chances to build on that record in 2024. The Ravens were tied for the fourth-best winning percentage with a 12-7 mark against the NFL lines. Baltimore covered in 10 of the 16 games as a favorite.
When looking at the 2024 Baltimore Ravens stats, keep in mind that just eight of Baltimore’s games finished under the total and that is not a surprise from a team known for its hard-hitting defense and productive running game.
The running game should be even stronger in 2024 with the addition of Derrick Henry.
At A Glance
| Odds to Win | Opening Odds | Current Odds |
| Super Bowl | +900 | +900 |
| Conference | +425 | +450 |
| Division | +110 | +130 |
| Regular Season Win Total | 10.5 (o- -162, u+133) | 11 (o- -115, u- -115) |
| To Make Playoffs | Yes -290, No +225 | Yes -270, No +210 |
Ravens Ready to Hit the Ground Running
As if dealing with Lamar Jackson, perhaps the most elusive runner even to play the quarterback position, wasn’t enough to deal with, now the Ravens added Derrick Henry from the Tennessee Titans.
The Ravens moved on from Gus Edwards and J.K. Dobbins but still has Keaton Mitchell, who averaged 8.4 yards per carry as a rookie, and Justice Hill to spell Henry. Not having to run Henry into the ground could pay dividends when looking at the 2024 Baltimore Ravens stats.
- It won’t be all about the running game. Baltimore hopes to have tight end Mark Andrews for more than 10 games this season. When it comes to NFL news and rumors, receiver Devontez Walker might have been a steal in the 2024 NFL Draft.
When looking at the NFL stats from a season ago, Jackson passed for a career-high 3678 yards. He could top that with six of the top seven pass catchers back for the Ravens.
Also check out the Baltimore Ravens 2024 Team Schedule for more info.
Super Bowl Odds: Bears Trending in the Right Direction
It has been more than a decade since the Ravens won the Super Bowl. It had to hurt seeing the Kansas City Chiefs winning a second straight Super Bowl after Baltimore outgained the Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.
Will the defense be up to last year’s level with linebacker Patrick Queen, safety Geno Stone, and edge rusher Jadeveon Clowney among the key departures?
The Chiefs and Ravens meet in the regular season so that could impact the Super Bowl odds. Kansas City is currently the only AFC team with shorter odds to win the Super Bowl.
Conference Odds: Ravens Will Be in the Mix Again
The Ravens returned to the AFC Championship Game for the first time since the 2012 season when the Ravens defeated Tom Brady and the New England Patriots before edging the San Francisco 49ers 34-31 to win the franchise’s second Super Bowl title.
The Ravens entered last year’s playoffs having lost five of their last seven playoff games.
Returning to the AFC title game and coming up just short should make the Ravens hungry to seal the deal in 2024. Only again, only Kansas City is ahead of Baltimore in the AFC pecking order.
Division Odds: Ravens Are the Team to Beat
The Cincinnati Bengals led the way at +150 in the AFC North odds heading into the start of the 2023 season followed by Baltimore at +215.
The Ravens are the front-runners after winning the AFC North for the seventh time in 2023.
As if playing the Chiefs in the regular-season opener isn’t challenging enough, the first division game comes against the Bengals on Oct. 6 and it is on the road.
The first meeting with the Cleveland Brown will also come on the road so Baltimore could have some work to do to deliver as the AFC North betting favorite.
Regular Season Wins: Rugged Stretches Early and Late in 2024 Season
There will be no easing into the season with four of the first five games in 2024 coming against the Kansas City Chiefs, Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills, and Cincinnati Bengals. Those teams are all among the top seven teams when it comes to the odds of winning the Super Bowl.
Things heat up again in December when the Ravens face the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans before ending the regular season against Cleveland in a game that could have AFC North title implications.
To Make Playoffs: Getting to the Playoffs Only the First Step
With five playoff appearances over the last six seasons, it is hard to imagine Baltimore not being in the postseason.
However, based on last year’s record, only the Cleveland Browns have a more challenging schedule. Baltimore’s 2024 opponents won 53.6% of their games in 2023. There isn’t even a three-game stretch when the Ravens are expected to roll over the competition so Baltimore will need to take care of business to return to the playoffs.
The NFL preseason schedule begins with the Ravens facing the Philadelphia Eagles on August 9.
Side Bets
Former MVP Lamar Jackson has the fifth-shortest odds at +1200 to win the award again. He’s a little further back at +3300 in the NFL Offensive Player of the Year odds. It might be a reach but perhaps there are those who take a chance on Jackson at +6000 to lead the NFL passing yards. That would be a risky bet to say the least.
Derrick Henry is tied for fifth at +1100 to lead the NFL in rushing yards.
Safeties don’t often get much love in the NFL Defensive Player of the Year race. Will that change in 2024 with Kyle Hamilton at +4000 to win the award? Defensive tackle Justin Madubuike isn’t far behind at +5000.
There are just eight players ahead of cornerback Nate Wiggins in the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year odds.
John Harbaugh is undervalued at +5000 in the Coach of the Year odds. That is what happens with consistent success as the bar is usually set so high that it is hard for Harbaugh to get Coach of Year votes even with a double-digit win season. His brother Jim, who returns to the NFL to coach the Los Angeles Chargers, is the current favorite along with Matt Eberflus of the Chicago Bears to be the coach of the year.
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