The Baltimore Ravens (7-7) are less than a touchdown favorite (-3) on Sunday, December 21, 2025 against the New England Patriots (11-3).

Ravens vs. Patriots game infoGame day: Sunday, December 21, 2025Game time: 8:20 p.m. ETTV channel: NBC/PeacockLocation: Baltimore, MarylandStadium: M&T Bank StadiumLive stream: Watch this game on Fubo (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Ravens vs. Patriots odds & betting linesSpread favorite: Baltimore (-3)Moneyline: Baltimore (-155), New England (+130)Total: 48 points

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Ravens vs. Patriots recent matchupsBaltimore has the edge versus New England over the last two matchups between the two squads, recording a 2-0 record.Baltimore outscored New England 74-46 in those two head-to-head matchups.Ravens vs. Patriots betting insightsBaltimore is 5-9-0 against the spread through 14 opportunities this season. In the 12 games this season the Ravens have been the moneyline favorite, they have put up a 7-5 record. New England, in 14 games with a set spread so far this season, is 9-5-0 against the spread. The Patriots have a 3-2 record this year in games they have played as moneyline underdogs.Ravens scoring insightsThe Ravens are averaging fewer points at home (21.6) than away (27.0).On defense, Baltimore concedes more points at home (25.1 per game) than on the road (19.8).The Ravens average more points in division games (24.8) than against the rest of the league (23.4).Baltimore is allowing 18.4 points per game in divisional matchups, which is better than its 25.3 average in non-division games.Over the Ravens’ last three games, they rank 23rd in scoring offense (20.0 points per game) and 11th in scoring defense (19.7 points per game surrendered).Patriots scoring insightsAt home, the Patriots put up 27.0 points per game, slightly worse than their 27.7 average on the road.Defensively, New England is allowing 19.3 points per game at home, a little less than its 20.3 average on the road.On offense, the Patriots average more points in division games (28.5) than non-division games (26.8).New England is allowing 24.0 points per game in divisional contests, which is worse than its 18.0 average in non-division games.The Patriots are fifth-best in the NFL in points scored for the past three games (30.0 per game) and 16th in points allowed (23.3).Ravens injury reportRavens:
Roquan Smith: Full Participation in Practice (Knee),
Tyler Linderbaum: Limited Participation in Practice (Knee),
John Jenkins: Did Not Participate In Practice (Illness),
Zay Flowers: Full Participation in Practice (Neck),
Kyle Van Noy: Limited Participation in Practice (Quad),
Ronnie Stanley: Limited Participation in Practice (Knee),
CJ Okoye: Full Participation in Practice (Quad),
Lamar Jackson: Full Participation in Practice (Illness),
Keondre Jackson: Full Participation in Practice (Ankle),
Jay Higgins: Limited Participation in Practice (Knee),
Teddye Buchanan: Did Not Participate In Practice (Knee),
Rashod Bateman: Full Participation in Practice (Ankle),
Chidobe Awuzie: Did Not Participate In Practice (Foot)Patriots injury reportPatriots:
Christian Barmore: Full Participation in Practice (Nir-other),
Robert Spillane: Did Not Participate In Practice (Ankle),
Harold Landry: Did Not Participate In Practice (Knee),
Marcus Jones: Did Not Participate In Practice (Knee),
Christian Elliss: Limited Participation in Practice (Illness),
Carlton Davis: Did Not Participate In Practice (Hip)

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