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When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Baltimore Ravens meet in NFL Week 8, it represents a stark contrast. Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady is the old-style pocket passer, while Ravens signal caller Lamar Jackson is a dual threat quarterback representing the evolution of the position. Both have found success doing things their way.
Ravens vs. Buccaneers Betting Preview
Last year was an atypical one for the Baltimore Ravens under coach John Harbaugh. Ravens vs. Buccaneers betting analysis shows Baltimore had the worst-passing defense in the league. The Ravens also were 25th in terms of total yards allowed. While Baltimore led the league against the run, the Ravens hardly forced any turnovers, only able to produce 15 takeaways, which ranked 28th in the league.
NFL odds show Baltimore could have survived some of that, but the Ravens had injuries pile up on offense. Baltimore couldn’t keep Jackson healthy and their run game as a whole suffered as their top running backs were forced out of the lineup with NFL injuries. When it comes to playing Tampa Bay, Ravens vs. Buccaneers betting analysis shows Baltimore will want to have an idea of how to defend the pass again.
Brady, at age 44, led the league in passing last season. Tampa Bay finished second in the NFL last season by throwing for 289.1 yards per game. The Buccaneers lost tight end Rob Gronkowski to retirement, but will return Mike Evans and Chris Godwin.
Rivalry History
The Baltimore Ravens lead the all-time series against Tampa Bay 4-2. The Ravens haven’t lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since 2002.
Matchup Trends
Ravens vs. Buccaneers betting analysis shows that Baltimore has won four straight in the series. Tampa Bay and Baltimore only meet once every four years.
Venue Information
Raymond James Stadium opened in 1998. The Buccaneers’ stadium has a capacity of 65,890 people.
Betting Tips for Baltimore Ravens vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ravens vs Buccaneers betting analysis shows this will be a tough game for the Ravens if they don’t have their passing defense shored up. Tampa Bay will once again be a team that will rely heavily on the ageless Brady. If Baltimore is healthy for this NFL matchups, the Ravens won’t be a pushover.
Jackson has shown he is capable of leading a high-scoring offense and Harbaugh is a solid veteran coach. Baltimore just needs to find a way to keep everyone on the field.
