The Ravens are 4-0 ATS when favored by 7 or more this season. While Philly has done a decent job the past two weeks, expect that to change Sunday as the Ravens overpower the Eagles with the league's best rushing attack.

The Eagles have been competitive over the last few weeks despite their offensive injuries, and it really seems like they could be rounding into form as they get healthier. Then you see Lane Johnson missing practice, and an attacking Ravens defense coming to town, and think this is going to be a bloodbath. I don't think people realize how good Baltimore has been this year; yes, the Ravens were embarrassed by the defending-champion Chiefs in primetime, but they won all four of their other games by at least 14 points. Their defense should have a field day with Philadelphia, who put points on the board last week with an unsustainable performance by one receiver and one long run.

Lamar Jackson is coming off one of his worst games. I think he'll bounce back and have tremendous success throwing to his tight ends. Philly has not been able to cover tight ends all season. Baltimore will bottle up Miles Sanders -- the Ravens allow 3.7 yards per carry -- and force Carson Wentz into multiple key mistakes. Lay it.

This game simply comes down to whether or not Eagles QB Carson Wentz can handle the downward pressure he'll see from Baltimore's defense. Right now, the Ravens are not completely clicking on offense like they were last year, but due to their defense's ability to create turnovers, they are able to work out the kinks during the game. I foresee that happening this week in Philadelphia.