NFL Football Betting - Falcons vs. Ravens: Fantasy Value for Matt Ryan

Written by :

Tyrone Black

Published on :

18 October, 2014

NFL Football betting on the Falcons vs. Ravens featured a line of -6.5 Baltimore. This line has not moved after opening at a few books at -7. A little more than 60% of the action was on the Ravens.

This is a Falcons team that has been outscored a combined 35-0 in the 4^th quarter of their last three games despite leading coming out of half time. Each of those losses were by double-digits.

Atlanta has suffered greatly on the road, going 4-10-1 Against The Spread in their last 15 games.

Matt Ryan’s fantasy value is also cut by a quarter on the road. Whereas he is averaging 21.6 fantasy points at home, he is at just 14 on the road. He’ll be facing a Ravens team that allows the 7^th fewest fantasy points and is 20-5 Straight Up at home.

On paper, at least, this looks like it could be a very lopsided matchup.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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