OTL: 5 Ravens Player Props for the 2025 Season

With the 2025 season right around the corner, the time has come to peek at some season total player props for the upcoming Ravens season! We saw the board well throughout the 2024 season with a 53-29 overall record, so you better believe we are running it back once again this year.

For those who may be unfamiliar, season long player prop bets are betting options that predict a player’s statistical season totals throughout the entirety of the given season. They are a fun long-term investment to make on a player you believe will outperform their predicted stat lines. Nothing beats cashing in on these as the season rolls along and earning some additional capital that seemingly comes at no cost as the bets were placed months and months ago.

Without further ado, lets jump right into it:

Rashod Bateman O 550.5 Receiving Yards (-114 FanDuel)

This line here just doesn’t seem to make much sense to me. Bateman is coming off a year where he totaled 756 receiving yards on 45 receptions as the primary X receiver in Todd Monken’s offense, and he comes into 2025 with nobody on the roster threatening to overtake him in that role. The 25-year-old former first round pick had yet another healthy offseason to improve and comes in 2025 season with a fresh new contract as he enters the prime of his career. Considering those factors, it’s difficult to come to a conclusion that he will statistically regress by a full 200 yards.

By all accounts, Bate has looked the part throughout training camp, showcasing his reliable hands and elite ability to create separation downfield. In order to eclipse the 550-yard mark, Bateman would need to average a mere 32 receiving yards per game. Bateman has proved he is more than capable of doing so.

CAMP NOTES: Jackson-Bateman Chemistry on Display

Lamar Jackson O 3475.5 Passing Yards (-114 FanDuel)

The Ravens offense was historic last season, and it truly would be a phenomenal feat if they were able to go out in 2025 and do it all over again. The books do not seem to believe the Ravens passing offense can reach the same heights they did a year ago. The argument there is simple. The Ravens ran the ball on 53.7% of their offensive plays (second only behind the Philadelphia Eagles), and we all understand why. What the books don’t seem to have the same respect for is the way Lamar Jackson has developed into a pure passer.

Lamar’s 2024 season was one of the most efficient the league has ever seen. His 119.6 Passer Rating was tops in the league and fourth highest of all time in a single season. His 4,172 passing yards was 6^th highest in the NFL (even more impressive when you consider the run/pass ratio mentioned above), and his 8.8 yards per attempt was a league best.

We can talk about Lamar’s numbers all day, but the fact of the matter is that there is no reason to doubt him in any way heading into this season. Another year to evolve in Todd Monken’s offense with perhaps an even better supporting cast than he had last year leads me to comfortably believe Lamar will not finish the season with 700 fewer passing yards than he had a year ago.

Mark Andrews O 575.5 Receiving Yards (-114 FanDuel)

I promise I’m trying my hardest to be as unbiased as I possibly can, but it’s difficult to do so when you really look at this 2025 Ravens roster and the books’ projections. According to Vegas, Mark Andrews will have the second worst statistical season of his career in 2025 (excluding his 2023 season that was shortened by injury), only ahead of his 2018 rookie campaign. I would see the argument there if it wasn’t for the fractured foot Isaiah Likely suffered a few weeks ago in camp. Projections indicate Likely has a chance to be ready for the Week 1 matchup in Buffalo, but even if he is, I wouldn’t suspect a big role for him out the gate. Even before Likely went down, Andrews was having a very strong camp. Obviously for a player of his caliber, the way last season ended will surely be a motivating factor for him to return to peak form this go-round. It’s apparent Lamar hasn’t lost any trust in his ‘Bread and Butter,’ and I suspect by the end of this season his play will all but make up for his Buffalo Blunder.

Mark Andrews O 5.5 Receiving Touchdowns (-136 FanDuel)

Since the moment he stepped into the league, Andrews has been a premier red zone target for the Ravens. His red zone production was as apparent as ever last season as he hit pay dirt 11 times all while becoming the Baltimore Ravens all time touchdowns leader. For Andrews, you have to believe there is still a lot of gas in the tank as he enters his age 30 season. Todd Monken excelled in that last year in maximizing Andrew’s red zone abilities, especially down the stretch where he found the end zone in each of the last 6 regular season games. That stretch alone would’ve been enough to cover this line here, which is exactly why I’m more than comfortable taking the over.

Derrick Henry O 12.5 Rushing Touchdowns (-130 FanDuel)

Before the odds became way too low to be viable to take in last year’s prop bet column, Derrick Henry anytime touchdown was always the easiest one to include. The logic remains simple. The Ravens offense is a well-oiled machine. Every game there will be multiple goal-to-go scenarios, and when those scenarios come, they will hand the ball off to #22. Even if the defense knows it’s coming, odds are they won’t be able to stop it. As good as he is around the goal line, it didn’t take long for Derrick Henry to show Baltimore he can take any given run to the crib. Even as he enters his age-31 season, that home run potential is still alive and well for the king. Coming off a year where he was tied for first in the NFL with 16 rushing touchdowns, I’m very confident in his ability to eclipse the 12.5 mark here.

If You’re Feeling Dangerous

There are always some fun bets to have some stake in for a higher payout the books will post. After taking a look, here are the ones I’ll be in on.

Baltimore Ravens to Score 1+ Rushing Touchdown in Every Regular Season Game (+750 FanDuel)

Mike Green Defensive Rookie of the Year (+1100 FanDuel)

Derrick Henry Most Regular Season Rushing TD’s (+500 FanDuel)

Why Not?

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