Baltimore Ravens odds to win and betting lines

Will the Baltimore Ravens have what it takes to win the AFC North again, the betting odds say it could well happen.

Baltimore Ravens odds to win and betting lines Adding Steve McNair to the roster last year proved a good move. The new quarterback had a very nice season with 3,050 passing yards and 16 touchdown strikes. The defense was strong and lead the Baltimore Ravens to 13-3 record and first place in the AFC North. If the trend of strong defense continues during the 2007-2008 NFL season, watch the point spread carefully when making a betting decision involving the Ravens.

Tonight the Baltimore Ravens will take on the Philadelphia Eagles in their first Preseason game and it should show if the offense will be able to match the defense. Returner B.J. Sams will get some action today against the Eagles, after sidelined in 2006 after an injury. Gerome Sapp is back in Baltimore from Indianapolis and a good game lies ahead.

Running back Jamal Lewis was replaced by Willis McGahee, after Lewis rushed for only 53 yards in the Ravens playoff loss to Indianapolis 15-6. During draft time, the Baltimore Ravens added the wide receiver Yamon Figurs from Kansas State and beefed up the offensive line with Marshall Yanda from Iowa Hawkeyes. Overall, a very good football season ahead of the Baltimore Ravens.

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Baltimore Ravens enter the betting arena as one of the favorites. The betting odds reflect the great football exhibited by the Ravens last year, and the new additions to the team make Baltimore a good bet throughout the season. These are the Baltimore Ravens betting lines and odds to win as posted by the online bookmaker Bodog Sports (new window):

Baltimore Ravens odds to win the AFC: 9/1

Baltimore Ravens odds to win the AFC North: 9/5

Odds on the Ravens to win the 2008 Super Bowl: 18/1

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Published on 08/13/2007