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The Baltimore Ravens host the Los Angeles Rams on October 12, 2025. This is a clash of, arguably, two of the biggest underachievers at the start of the new NFL season, with the host's chances to reach the playoffs already on the line.
The Baltimore Ravens host the Los Angeles Rams on October 12, 2025. This is a clash of, arguably, two of the biggest underachievers at the start of the new NFL season, with the host's chances to reach the playoffs already on the line.
MightyTips' experts preview the Week 6 game at M&T Bank Stadium, analysing the main betting markets, checking team form, squad news and injury reports. We'll predict the outcome in the end, while offering some valuable prop bets for this match, which could've easily been a clash between the leaders of their respective divisions.
When talking about the NFL, moneyline, spread, and total are the most popular betting options. Some NFL bettors concentrate on one of these markets only, wagering on, say, the total number of points scored in the game week in, week out. Let's check the odds ahead of the battle between the Rams and the Ravens.
The Rams are huge favourites, which is mostly because Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is highly questionable with a hamstring injury. According to the reports, Jackson has an outside chance of playing this Sunday. Yet with most of the season ahead, the hosts surely won't risk their key player before he is fully fit. If, and when, Jackson is confirmed out, the Ravens will be even bigger underdogs. In the meantime, there's no value in betting the Rams at such low odds, even though they should and probably will win. They were just as heavy favourites last time out against the San Francisco 49ers, but managed to lose the game in overtime.
LA Rams | 1.25 |
Baltimore Ravens | 4.10 |
We can't even remember when the Ravens were +7.5 points at home at almost even chances. John Harbaugh's side has major injury problems even without the loss of Jackson. The team that used to have one of the best defences in the whole league can't count on several defensive players once again. Last Sunday, the Ravens allowed 44 points versus the Houston Texans, whose offence is all but unstoppable.
LA Rams -7.5 points | 1.95 |
Baltimore Ravens +7.5 points | 1.86 |
The total line for this game is 44.5 points. This is a bit lower than the line for most NFL games, which comes down to two factors. First is, obviously, the absence of Lamar Jackson. The Ravens scored just 10 points in their last game, while backup quarterback Cooper Rush threw three interceptions. The second factor is the Rams being ineffective in the red zone, often settling for field goals.
Over 44.5 points | 1.90 |
Under 44.5 points | 1.90 |
Before we go down to predictions and tips, let's have a look at the form of both teams and check their squad news. We also must mention that the Rams and the Ravens share the sixth spot among the top favourites to win the Super Bowl LX, as you can bet each of the teams to triumph at 17.00.
The Rams could've easily been 5-0 and leading the NFC West, but they blew away a huge lead at the defending champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, and also lost to the 49ers. Moreover, the home victory against the Indianapolis Colts was far from convincing.
Having an experienced quarterback, Matthew Stafford, and amazing wide receivers in Puca Nacuah and Davante Adams, the team clearly lacks stability. The running back Kyren Williams fumbles the ball way too often, while some decisions by the coach Sean McVay are questionable to say the least.
In the meantime, the defence is simply amazing, making stop after stop in crucial situations. Jared Verse and Co. will have plenty of time to shine if Jackson won't be able to lead the Ravens in this game.
Matthew Stafford through 5 games in 2025:
— Los Angeles Rams PR (@TheLARamsPR) October 7, 2025
🔵1st in Passing Yards (1,503)
🔵T-1st in Passing First Downs (68)
🔵T-1st in 300+ Passing Yard Games (2)
🔵2nd in Passing TDs (11)
🔵2nd in Completions (122)
🔵6th in Yds Per Attempt (8.2)
🔵7th in Passer Rating (107.3) pic.twitter.com/FfCcyeMRlP
The Baltimore Ravens are sitting at a 1-4 record, third in the AFC North. They started with a narrow 40-41 loss in Week 1 to the Buffalo Bills, then had a convincing win over the Cleveland Browns, only to suffer three straight defeats thereafter.
Lamar Jackson is still tied-third in the league with 10 passing touchdowns, while Derrick Henry brings power in the run game. Without Jackson, the team is basically destined to run the ball only, and that helps the opponents' defence a lot.
The defence of the Ravens has been under siege, conceding 35.4 points per game, which is the worst in the league. Injuries in the secondary and key defensive losses have been a heavy burden. The injury report indicates that Baltimore will be without many of their key players again.
Given the number of absentees, we can't see the Ravens winning this game. Yet we advise avoiding betting the Rams at such low odds and, of course, do not add LA to all of your parlays. The Rams should have no problems here on their best day, even though McVay's team already blew away a couple of games this season. Even with their regular field goal attempts in the red zone, the Rams should score plenty and keep the hosts away from their endzone.
Prediction: Rams 30, Ravens 10
The player props for the Rams have much more value, considering how poor the Ravens' defence is. Matthew Stafford to throw over 1.5 touchdowns at 1.47 looks a bargain, just as Davante Adams to have over 50 receiving yards at 1.41. Adding Kyren Williams to score a touchdown at any time at 1.58 will complete our parlay with very attractive final odds of 3.00 to bet on.