Ravens vs. Jets Same Game Parlay Picks: Red-Hot Ravens Hope to Keep Winning Streak Alive

• The Ravens have won four in a row, while three of the Jets’ eight losses this year have come by exactly two points

• Justin Fields is getting benched for Tyrod Taylor, with the Jets averaging a league-low 139.9 passing yards per game

• Mark Andrews has three touchdowns in his last three games, coinciding with Lamar Jackson’s return from injury

The Baltimore Ravens find themselves in the midst of an incredible turnaround. After starting the season 1-5, they’ve won four in a row to get to 5-5, putting them just one game back in the AFC North. They will be hoping to push that winning streak to five games in Week 12 when they host the New York Jets. The Jets were unable to make it three wins in a row last week against the Patriots, but they have won two of their last three games, while five of their eight losses have come by seven points or less, including three losses that have come by just two points.

From Baltimore’s perspective, it’s no coincidence that the team’s turnaround has been fueled by the return of Lamar Jackson from injury. Despite missing three games due to injury, Jackson is still a dark horse in the NFL MVP race. More importantly, his return has helped the Ravens become favorites to win the AFC North despite still trailing Pittsburgh by a game. Naturally, Baltimore’s odds to win Super Bowl LX are improving as well.

Ravens vs. Jets Same Game Parlay Picks

With the red-hot Ravens so heavily favored, this may not be the most compelling matchup in Week 12. That’s why we decided to spice things up by putting together a three-leg, same-game parlay for the Ravens-Jets game.

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Ravens -13.5 (-108) at Caesars Sportsbook

As mentioned, most of the Jets’ losses this season have been one-score games. This is also a lot of points to swallow, so teasing the spread by a few points isn’t a bad idea. But we feel confident the Ravens will be able to win by two touchdowns. Three of their five wins this season have come by at least 14 points. 

Meanwhile, the Jets may not be able to keep putting up a fight every week. After winning two in a row, last week’s 13-point loss to the Patriots could be a back-breaker for them, especially on the road against the red-hot Ravens. If the Baltimore rushing attack with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry gets going, it can be demoralizing for the Jets, making it hard for them to keep things close in the second half.

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Tyrod Taylor Over 186.5 Passing Yards (-114) at Caesars Sportsbook

Taylor is getting the start over Justin Fields, who has led the worst passing attack in the NFL. With Fields starting most of the season, the Jets are averaging just 139.9 passing yards per game. However, there is hope for improvement with Taylor starting. When he started in place of an injured Fields against the Buccaneers in September, Taylor threw for 197 yards and nearly led the Jets to a win.

With the Jets likely to trail for most of this game, Taylor will be asked to throw the ball a lot. While he’s not an elite passer, Taylor should be a little more competent than Fields has been. The Ravens also have a somewhat problematic pass defense, yielding 244 yards per game through the air. That should set up Taylor to rack up plenty of passing yards in this game.

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Mark Andrews Anytime Touchdown (+155) at Caesars Sportsbook 

A few different Ravens should score touchdowns in this game, but Andrews might be the safest pick. His five receiving touchdowns are more than any Baltimore receiver. He’s also caught three of the five touchdown passes Lamar Jackson has thrown since returning from injury.

Of course, the New York defense is also part of the equation. The Jets are tied for the second-most touchdowns allowed by opposing tight ends. With a banged-up secondary, it’ll be easy for them to lose track of Andrews, who is commonly targeted by Jackson in the red zone anyway.

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