Cincinnati at Baltimore

Classic contrarian play here as the 0-5 Bengals head to play the highest-scoring team in the league. Cincinnati actually has covered the number the last three meetings with the Bengals winning two of them outright. The Bengals showed some life last week when Andy Dalton threw a pair of scoring passes to tie the game at 23 with two minutes to go. Unfortunately, Kyler Murray came through on Arizona's final drive with some clutch play and Zane Gonzalez won it with a field goal. Baltimore is in a tough scheduling spot after an emotionally draining overtime win over its bitter rival putting the Ravens in a letdown spot after beating Pittsburgh. Lamar Jackson threw for 161 yards with a touchdown but was also picked off three times. Baltimore's defense is still shaky as the Ravens have allowed an average of 32 points its last three games. Cincy is 4-1 ATS its last five meetings at Baltimore and the Ravens are 0-5 ATS their last five home games and 0-5 ATS their last five games versus teams with losing records. The Bengals are 16-7-1 ATS their last 24 October games. Look for Cincinnati to stay within this big number as a Max Play.