Carolina Panthers at Baltimore Ravens: Predictions, picks and odds for NFL Week 11 matchup

Richard Morin, USA TODAY

November 17, 2022 at 6:33 PM·2 min read

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens (6-3) come off the bye week looking to make a statement against Steve Wilks' Carolina Panthers (3-7) in a Week 11 matchup.

The Ravens hope the week off provided good news for injured tight end Mark Andrews — who, if healthy, is likely to be a huge factor in the game. Meanwhile, the Panthers and their trio of quarterbacks are on the hunt for an upset against one of the NFL's top teams. The game is scheduled to kick off Sunday at 1 p.m. ET from M&T Bank Stadium.

Here's a look at the betting details and USA TODAY's NFL staff picks for the Panthers vs. Ravens Week 11 game:

Panthers at Ravens odds, moneyline and over/under

Spread: Ravens (-13)
Moneyline: Ravens (-700); Panthers (+500)
Over/under: 41.5
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Lorenzo Reyes: Ravens 28, Panthers 21

Baltimore is coming off its bye here, while Carolina got a mini-bye following its Thursday game. The Ravens are among the AFC’s best teams but so often have played incomplete games. They’ve covered their last two but had failed to do so in their last three. This line is a bit too rich for me, and I think the over is the safer play.

Baltimore Ravens running back Kenyan Drake reacts after scoring a touchdown.

Safid Deen: Ravens 30, Panthers 13

The Panthers have found some new life in recent weeks since firing Matt Rhule, but it won’t help them this week. Jackson and the Ravens are chasing the Super Bowl this season and should win at home against Carolina.

Lance Pugmire: Ravens 30, Panthers 14

Baker Mayfield returns to start, but he’ll likely be banging his head against a defensive wall this time as fellow Heisman winner Jackson provides a defining look at the separation in talent. Baltimore has won three straight games.

Jarrett Bell: Ravens 34, Panthers 20

Nate Davis: Ravens 31, Panthers 20

Tyler Dragon: Ravens 26, Panthers 17

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