Bills vs. Ravens Same Game Parlay SNF Week 1: Ravens Look to Avenge Playoff Loss Against Bills
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The Bills beat the Ravens 27-25 in last season’s Divisional Round
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Lamar Jackson threw for two touchdowns in both games against the Bills in 2024
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Tre’Davious White remains out with a groin injury
The last time these two teams met was in last season’s Divisional Round, where the Bills won a 27-25 thriller. While the AFC East powerhouse will once again be at home, we expect to see a very different result play out.
Below, we will share our favorite same game parlay for this Week 1 matchup between the Ravens and Bills. We’ll provide insights into each leg and provide odds from Caesars Sportsbook. If you’d like to give Caesars a try, use promo code WSN20X to claim a “Bet $1, Double Your Winnings on Next 20 Bets” offer.
Bills vs. Ravens Same Game Parlay Picks for SNF Week 1
Ravens -1 (-110) at Caesars Sportsbook
We love the Ravens' chances to win Super Bowl LX, and they will show why tonight.
One reason for our confidence is Baltimore’s run defense, which led the league last season. They return their defensive front, which will play a massive role Sunday night against Josh Allen and James Cook. Their ability to keep the dup in check will force the Bills to work through the air, where they will be at a disadvantage.
The Ravens struggled against the pass last season, but they made significant upgrades during the offseason. Baltimore drafted a highly touted safety in Malaki Starks, who claimed the starting job after an impressive preseason. He will be joined by Pro Bowl cornerback Jaire Alexander, whom the team signed over the summer. Given the Bills’ weak receiver room, we expect this new and improved secondary to thrive.
The Bills may end up being the better team by the end of the season, but we expect the Ravens to deliver an impressive road win to kick off the 2025 season.
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Lamar Jackson Over 1.5 Passing TDs (-115) at Caesars Sportsbook
Lamar Jackson threw for 410 yards in two games against the Bills last season, but threw two passing touchdowns in each. With an elite tight end duo and an upgraded receiving corps, we expect him to throw at least two passes again on Sunday Night Football.
The Bills went out and added Joey Bosa to bolster their defense, but we have serious concerns about the secondary. Tre’Davious White is back at cornerback, but is dealing with yet another injury after failing to start more than seven games in four consecutive seasons. Those injuries have taken a toll, leading to a massive drop in production. Fellow corner Christian Benford is injured by expected to play.
A banged-up Benford won’t be in for a long night, as well as the rest of this substandard secondary.
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Zay Flowers Over 57.5 Receiving Yards (-115) at Caesars Sportsbook
You can apply the same logic used for our Lamar Jackson bet to support this leg. It seems White won’t play, and Benford is dealing with a lingering injury. Flowers is too good for an injured corner to handle, and the Bills don’t have enough talent behind Benford to make a difference.
Flowers should also benefit from Mark Andrews and Isaias Likely, both expected to be on the field; the Bills will be forced to spread out their pass defense. That will leave room for Flowers to work, using his speed and talent to deliver a lot of yards for Baltimore on Sunday.
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