The Cincinnati Bengals will take on the Baltimore Ravens in Week 13 of the 2025 NFL season. The game is set for Thursday, November 27, at 8:20 PM at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. It will be broadcast on NBC for Thanksgiving Night.
The Bengals have a season record of 3-8, with a road record of 1-4. Their head coach is Zac Taylor. The Ravens have a record of 6-5, with a home record of 3-3. John Harbaugh is their head coach. The weather forecast predicts very cold weather with overcast clouds and a light breeze.
Bengals Preview – Seeking Turnaround
The Bengals have struggled recently with four losses in their last five games. In Week 12, they fell to the Patriots 26-20 at home. Joe Flacco threw for 183 yards with one touchdown and one interception in that game.
Chase Brown has been a bright spot on the ground. He rushed for 107 yards against the Patriots. The Bengals’ defense, however, has allowed high scores in recent games.
Injuries are also a concern for the Bengals. Tee Higgins and Trey Hendrickson will miss the next game. Joe Flacco is probable with shoulder and finger issues, adding uncertainty to their lineup.
Ravens Preview – Riding Winning Streak
The Baltimore Ravens are on a roll with five wins in a row. Their recent victory came at home against the New York Jets, winning 23-10. The team had a balanced attack with 143 passing yards and 98 rushing yards in that game.
Lamar Jackson leads the Ravens’ offense, having played in 8 games this season. He has thrown for 1595 yards with 15 touchdowns and 3 interceptions. Derrick Henry has been key in the running game, racking up 871 yards and 9 touchdowns in 11 games.
On defense, the Ravens are strong, ranking 9th for opponent scores last season. Kyle Hamilton and Marlon Humphrey are top performers, making valuable tackles. The team is dealing with injuries, but key players like Lamar Jackson are probable to play.
Betting Prediction
The Ravens have a strong defense, ranked 9th in opponent scores. They also have the 2nd most sacks in the league. This pressure could disrupt the Bengals’ passing game.
The Bengals have the top-ranked passing offense, but their rushing is 29th. The Ravens’ defense is solid against both passing and rushing. This could limit the Bengals’ scoring opportunities.
Both teams have high offensive ranks, with the Ravens 3rd and Bengals 6th in scoring. However, the Ravens have a better defense. This makes them more likely to cover the spread on Thanksgiving night.
- Pick: Ravens -7.0 (-104)
