Derrick Henry and Zay Flowers have each reached the lines below in all four Ravens wins this season. For anyone backing Baltimore against Cincinnati, there’s an encouraging detail in the latest one: both got there with Tyler Huntley at quarterback.
With Lamar Jackson ruled out, Huntley makes his third straight start. That puts the recent games at the center of this Side & Support edition, where our Ravens parlay picks follow a Baltimore victory through Henry’s rushing yards, Flowers’ receiving yards and what Cincinnati’s offense has done in defeat.
Burrow’s attempt over and Perine’s receiving under add two different Bengals-loss angles. The idea is to give your winner pick some considered company, with the prices and recent results helping you decide which options belong on your ticket.
Four props to weigh with a Ravens win
The records cover each player’s appearances with his current team over the past year, including playoffs.
| Player & prop | Odds | When BAL wins / CIN loses | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Derrick Henry 70+ rushing yards |
−196 | 90.9% 10 of 11 Ravens wins |
76.5% 13 of 17 games |
| Zay Flowers 50+ receiving yards |
−217 | 90.9% 10 of 11 Ravens wins |
87.5% 14 of 16 games |
| Samaje Perine Under 7.5 receiving yards |
−105 | 85.7% 6 of 7 Bengals losses |
46.2% 6 of 13 games |
| Joe Burrow Over 35.5 passing attempts |
−118 | 100.0% 5 of 5 Bengals losses |
54.5% 6 of 11 games |
Derrick Henry: 70+ rushing yards
Henry has reached 70 rushing yards in ten of the 11 Ravens wins he played in over the past year, compared with 13 of 17 appearances overall. The current 70+ line is −196.
All four Baltimore wins this season cleared it: 144, 89, 73 and 102 yards. That last total came with Huntley starting against Atlanta, so there is recent evidence for the line in the quarterback setup Baltimore will use today.
Huntley’s next start brought a different result: a Ravens loss at Cleveland and 58 rushing yards for Henry. The older winning miss was a 64-yard game against the Jets. Henry has often supplied the ground production in Baltimore wins, but those totals show why 70 still asks something of him.
Zay Flowers: 50+ receiving yards
Flowers has also cleared his line in ten of 11 Ravens wins over the past year. His all-game record is nearly as strong at 14 of 16 appearances, making 50+ receiving yards more of a consistent-production angle than a dramatic win-only improvement. DraftKings lists it at −217.
He finished with 53 yards in the Atlanta win and 66 in the Cleveland loss, Huntley’s last two starts. That is a helpful check on how this option has held up without Jackson, although two games can only tell us so much.
All four winning appearances this season reached 50, with totals of 150, 84, 118 and 53 yards. The Atlanta game was close to the requirement, and his only winning miss in the full-year sample was a 30-yard outing at Green Bay.
Henry and Flowers offer different ways to contribute to a Baltimore win. Neither needs a huge individual total here, but the shorter prices are part of the decision too.
Samaje Perine: under 7.5 receiving yards
A Ravens-win ticket can include a quiet receiving day for a Bengals back. Perine has stayed below eight receiving yards in six of seven Cincinnati losses over the past year, compared with six of 13 appearances overall. The under is −105.
The two Bengals losses this season produced five receiving yards against Pittsburgh and none against Jacksonville. By comparison, all three Cincinnati wins brought double-digit receiving yards for Perine.
The older miss was a ten-yard game in a loss to Cleveland. With a line this low, one catch can change everything. It is a strong historical split with a small seven-loss sample, rather than a promise that a Baltimore win will keep Perine out of the passing game.
Joe Burrow: over 35.5 passing attempts
Burrow has thrown at least 36 passes in all five Bengals losses he played in over the past year. The comparable all-game record is six of 11, and the over is −118.
Those five losses produced 36, 39, 39, 37 and 54 attempts. The last two came this season. For a Ravens-win view that leaves Cincinnati throwing often, the attempt line gives you a direct volume option without also needing a particular yardage or touchdown total.
Five losses are a thin base, and the lowest hit only just cleared the line. Burrow also threw 46 passes in last Thanksgiving’s win at Baltimore. A busy passing day can fit a Bengals loss, but it can happen in a Bengals win too.
Ravens parlay picks: compare the two routes
Henry and Flowers bring the larger winning samples, plus a recent Huntley-led win in which both reached today’s lines. Flowers has been almost as consistent across all results, while Henry shows a wider difference between his winning and overall records.
The Cincinnati props give you lighter individual prices and smaller samples. Perine’s under asks for limited receiving involvement; Burrow’s over asks for passing volume. More throws don’t settle who catches them, so those two angles still need their own role checks.
Pick the support that matches your Baltimore view, then compare the actual SGP price. Separate hit rates don’t tell you the chance of the whole ticket winning. Check final availability and the exact offers before placing anything; the individual prices here can change.
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