Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens Line at -2.5: 65 Percent of Public Backs the Dog

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The Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens betting line had the Ravens as a -2.5 favorite vs. a Detroit team that was getting around 65 percent of the public betting action at Bookmaker.eu. 

The spread on this game was ranging between -1 to -2.5 across the board. 

Baltimore dismantled Detroit back during the 2009 regular season by a score of 48-3 but this Lions team has vastly improved since that time.

Ravens injuries include Ryan McBean, Torrey Smith, Ed Dickson, Dennis Pitta and Terrell Suggs while Detroit has two men out, Louis Delmas and Mikel Leshoure. 

For those looking to get those future bets in on either Detroit or Baltimore, the Lions were listed as 5/1 long shots to win the NFC North while Baltimore was a co-favorite with Pittsburgh to win the AFC North at +120 for a potential payout of $120 on every $100 bet. 

The OVER/UDER total regular season wins for the Lions was set at 9 with a -115 line on both sides.  The Ravens were favored at -140 to win UNDER 10 regular season games while the OVER pays slightly better than EVEN odds at Bookmaker.eu. 

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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