ESPN
| PUNDIT | PROJECTED WINNER | COMMENTARY |
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| Emmanuel Acho |
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| Matt Bowen |
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| Mike Clay |
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| Jeremy Fowler |
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| Domonique Foxworth |
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| Dan Graziano |
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| Laura Rutledge |
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| Kevin Seifert |
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| Seth Wickersham |
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BALTIMORE SUN
| PUNDIT | PROJECTED WINNER | COMMENTARY |
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| Childs Walker |
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Ravens 30, Dolphins 17 “The Ravens have struggled to put away several teams they were favored to beat, so it would not be surprising if the Dolphins hang tough on their home field. But the Dolphins have not excelled in any phase this season, and their offense is not suited to punish the Ravens’ weaknesses.” |
| Jonas Shaffer |
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Ravens 28, Dolphins 14 “Yes, Thursday night games tend to produce a lot of weird, sloppy results, and this Ravens season has been anything but normal. But Lamar Jackson has excelled in short weeks, and with Sammy Watkins set to return, he should have more firepower out wide than he’s ever had.” |
| Ryan McFadden |
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Ravens 28, Dolphins 14 “The Ravens’ defense, which has been inconsistent this season, should have a solid performance against Miami, which ranks 30th in the league in total offense. I don’t envision a scenario in which Lamar Jackson’s late-game heroics or Justin Tucker’s golden foot will be needed in this matchup.” |
| C.J. Doon |
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Ravens 34, Dolphins 13 “It’s a safe bet veteran Justin Houston secures his 100th career sack Thursday night. That and how many points Lamar Jackson and the Ravens score might be the only reasons to stay up late.” |
| Tim Schwartz |
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Ravens 35, Dolphins 10 “This one just screams blowout for the Ravens, who are simply better than the Dolphins in every phase of the game — by a lot. It won’t matter who plays quarterback for Miami; neither Tua Tagovailoa nor Jacoby Brissett will be up to the task to lead what would be a stunning upset.” |
NFL Network
| Pundit | Projected Winner | Commentary |
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| Adam Rank |
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Ravens 28, Dolphins 20 |
| Colleen Wolfe |
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Ravens 24, Dolphins 17 |
| Marcas Grant |
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Ravens 30, Dolphins 19 |
| Maurice Jones-Drew |
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Ravens 35, Dolphins 10 |
| Daniel Jeremiah |
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Ravens 34, Dolphins 24 |
| Nick Shook |
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Ravens 30, Dolphins 10 |
| Marc Sessler |
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Ravens 38, Dolphins 18 |
| Kevin Patra |
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Ravens 30, Dolphins 20 |
| Grant Gordon |
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Ravens 38, Dolphins 23 |
| Mark Dulgerian |
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Ravens 30, Dolphins 21 |
SPORTING NEWS
| PUNDIT | PROJECTED WINNER | COMMENTARY |
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| Vinnie Iyer |
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Ravens 38, Dolphins 10 “The Dolphins' defense has been playing better, but it still can wilt against the run and give up big pass plays. With likely more of Jacoby Brissett on the other side, this will be a Miami walkover for Baltimore.” |
CBS SPORTS
| PUNDIT | PROJECTED WINNER | COMMENTARY |
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| Pete Prisco |
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Ravens 30, Dolphins 20 “The Ravens defense has issues, but the Dolphins have struggled on offense. Look for Baltimore to come to Miami and win this game easily.” |
| Jared Dubin |
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| Ryan Wilson |
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| John Breech |
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Ravens 30, Dolphins 20 |
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
| PUNDIT | PROJECTED WINNER | COMMENTARY |
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| Albert Breer |
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| Connor Orr |
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| Gary Gramling |
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| Jenny Vrentas |
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| Mitch Goldich |
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