Baltimore Ravens Regular Season Wins Prediction, Betting Odds 2017

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Baltimore Ravens Regular Season Wins Prediction, Betting Odds 2017

The Baltimore Ravens are favorites to win 9 or more regular season games in 2017, priced at -135.  The offense might not be entirely up to par heading into 2017 while the Ravens really didn’t do much to answer the pass rush and wide receiver position concerns.  Nonetheless, they did dramatically address the lack of depth at the secondary position that has plagued this team in recent years.   The defensive back unit added three top players during the off season as well.  A 9-win season looks highly likely in 2017, thus making this future bet somewhat irrelevant.

 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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