The Baltimore Ravens will face off against the Dallas Cowboys at 4:25 ET on Sunday, September 22nd. This matchup is being played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

On the money line, the Ravens are -118 as the favorite, while the Cowboys are at -103 as the underdog. The Ravens and Cowboys will face off at 4:25 ET on Sunday, September 22nd at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. This week three non-conference matchup is being televised on FOX, with the Ravens currently holding a -1 point spread advantage. The over/under line is set at 49 points.

• Date: Sunday, September 22nd
• Time: 4:25 ET
• Location: AT&T Stadium, Arlington
• TV: FOX

Ravens vs Cowboys

The Ravens are now 0-2 after a tough 26-23 loss to the Raiders. Baltimore took a 3-0 lead after the 1st quarter and added a Justin Tucker field goal in the 2nd, but the Raiders tied it up at 6 before Tucker’s 32-yard field goal gave the Ravens a 9-6 lead heading into halftime. Lamar Jackson’s touchdown pass to Zay Flowers was the only touchdown in the game for Baltimore.

Heading into the 4th quarter, the Ravens were up 16-13 after Gardner Minshew II connected with Brock Bowers for a touchdown. However, the Raiders outscored the Ravens 13-7 in the 4th quarter, and Baltimore missed a chance to win or force overtime when Justin Tucker missed a 49-yard field goal with 1:07 left in the 4th. The Raiders tied the game at 23 with 31 seconds left in the 4th and then won it with a field goal in overtime.

The Cowboys’ most recent game ended in a 44-19 loss to the Saints, dropping their record to 1-1. Dallas fell behind early, with New Orleans leading 14-3 after the 1st quarter. The Cowboys managed to kick a field goal, but the Saints added another touchdown to make it 21-6 in the 2nd quarter. Dallas added a touchdown late in the 2nd quarter, but New Orleans also scored to make it 35-16 at halftime. The Cowboys didn’t score in the 4th quarter.

In the 3rd quarter, Dallas added a touchdown from Dak Prescott to Jalen Tolbert, but the game was already out of reach at 41-19. The Saints added another touchdown in the 3rd and a field goal in the 4th. The combined 63 points easily surpassed the over/under line of 47 points.
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• 1st Quarter, 11:34 – NO scores: Derek Carr passed to Chris Olave. Score: 0-0.
• 1st Quarter, 10:54 – NO scores: Alvin Kamara rushed for 5 yards. Score: 7-0.
• 1st Quarter, 4:19 – DAL scores: Brandon Aubrey kicked a 52-yard field goal. Score: 7-3.
• 1st Quarter, 4:14 – NO scores: Derek Carr passed to Rashid Shaheed for a touchdown. Score: 14-3.
• 2nd Quarter, 11:42 – DAL scores: Brandon Aubrey kicked a 38-yard field goal. Score: 14-6.
• 2nd Quarter, 9:41 – NO scores: Derek Carr passed to Alvin Kamara. Score: 21-6.
• 2nd Quarter, 7:54 – DAL scores: Dak Prescott passed to CeeDee Lamb. Score: 21-13.
• 2nd Quarter, 2:54 – NO scores: Alvin Kamara rushed for 12 yards. Score: 28-13.
• 2nd Quarter, 0:41 – NO scores: Derek Carr rushed for 1 yard touchdown. Score: 35-13.
• 2nd Quarter, 0:05 – DAL scores: Brandon Aubrey kicked a 48-yard field goal. Score: 35-16.
• 3rd Quarter, 11:24 – DAL scores: Dak Prescott passed to Jalen Tolbert. Score: 35-19.
• 3rd Quarter, 1:14 – NO scores: Alvin Kamara rushed for 7 yards touchdown. Score: 41-19.
• 4th Quarter, 5:15 – NO scores: Blake Grupe kicked a 26-yard field goal. Score: 44-19.

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Ravens Injury Report

• Arthur Maulet – Knee (Out)
• Trayvon Mullen – Undisclosed (Out)
• Keaton Mitchell – Knee (Out)
• Christian Matthew – Undisclosed (Out)
• Owen Wright – Foot (Out)
• Malik Hamm – Knee (Out)
• Nate Wiggins – Neck (Questionable)
• Rasheen Ali – Neck (Out)
• Adisa Isaac – Hamstring (Questionable)
• Deion Jennings – Undisclosed (Out)

Cowboys Injury Report

• Chuma Edoga – Toe (Out)
• Jake Ferguson – Knee (Questionable)
• Sam Williams – Knee (Out)
• DaRon Bland – Foot (Out)
• John Stephens Jr. – Hamstring (Questionable)
• Earl Bostick Jr. – Leg (Out)
• Nathan Thomas – Undisclosed (Out)

Ravens Offense Breakdown

In their 26-23 loss to the Raiders, the Ravens’ offense put up 151 rushing yards on 27 attempts. They finished with 21 first downs and 232 yards passing, averaging 6.8 yards per attempt. Lamar Jackson completed 21 of 34 passes for 247 yards, with one touchdown and one interception. He was sacked twice and had a passer rating of 81.

Zay Flowers was the leading receiver for Baltimore, with 91 yards and a touchdown. On the ground, Derrick Henry rushed for 84 yards, averaging 4.7 yards per attempt, and scored one touchdown, with a long run of 29 yards. The Ravens struggled on third down, converting only 27.3% of their chances.

Cowboys Offense Breakdown

The Cowboys’ offense struggled to get anything going on the ground in their 44-19 loss to the Saints, finishing with just 68 yards on 21 attempts. Dallas was forced to rely heavily on the passing game, as they fell behind early. Dak Prescott threw for 293 yards, completing 27 of 39 passes and ending with a passer rating of 78. He was also sacked three times and threw two interceptions.

Despite the tough game, CeeDee Lamb had a good outing, leading the team with 90 receiving yards and a touchdown. The Cowboys finished with 20 first downs and a 46.2% conversion rate on third down.

Ravens Team Defense

In the Ravens’ 26-23 loss to the Raiders, their defense was tough against the run, allowing just 27 yards on 17 attempts (1.6 yards per attempt). Despite this, the Ravens took a loss, as the Raiders found success through the air, with Baltimore giving up 233 passing yards. The Ravens’ defense recorded five sacks and held the Raiders to a 33.3% third-down conversion rate.

The Ravens’ defense also picked off one pass and limited the Raiders to a completion percentage of 78.9%. However, Baltimore’s offense struggled, and the Ravens lost despite allowing only 260 total yards to the Raiders.

Cowboys Team Defense

In the Cowboys’ 44-19 loss to the Saints, they gave up 190 rushing yards on 39 attempts, with New Orleans finishing with 432 total yards. Dallas’ defense struggled to defend the run, allowing the Saints to gain 4.9 yards per attempt on the ground. Despite holding New Orleans to just 11 completions, the Saints made the most of their passing game, finishing with 242 yards through the air.

Opposing offenses have been able to convert on 62.5% of their third down attempts against the Cowboys. Dallas did manage to intercept one pass in the game and allowed a completion percentage of 68.8%. However, they only had one sack and were outperformed in the QB hit and tackles for loss differentials.

Ravens vs Cowboys Trends

• In their last three road games, Baltimore has averaged 25 points per game while allowing 17. The team’s record in this stretch was 2-1 while going 2-1 vs. the spread.
• Across the Cowboys last ten home games, the team averaged 24 points per game while allowing 20. Their record vs the spread in these contests was 5-5, while going 5-5 straight-up.
• In their last five games as the betting underdog, the Cowboys have a straight up record of 1-4 and an ATS mark of 1-4.
• Going back to their previous ten games as the favorite, Baltimore has an ATS mark of 6-4 while going 7-3 straight up.

Ravens vs Cowboys Prediction

Our pick vs. the spread in this Ravens vs. Cowboys matchup is to take the Ravens to cover as road favorites. Right now, the line is sitting at -1 in favor of the Ravens, and we have them winning by a score of 29-27.

For an over/under pick, we really like the over, with a projected combined score of 56 points. With the line currently at 49 points, there is a lot of value in taking the over in this one.

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