Ravens vs. Chargers: 4 Player Props and Predictions for Monday Night Football

It’s a reunion in Los Angeles as the 7-4 Harbaugh-led Ravens take on the 7-3 Harbaugh-led Chargers. With playoff implications on the line, expect Los Angeles to try and take down Baltimore with a familiar face in J.K. Dobbins.

TE Isaiah Likely (BAL) OVER 2.5 Receptions

Likely comes into this game as a hit-or-miss player thus far. He’s looked like one of the best tight ends in football in this offense but has also had games where he looks nonexistent.

After spending two games on the sideline, the young TE came on strong last week, catching 4 of 5 targets for 75 yards.

Looking ahead to his matchup against the Chargers, a team that allows 7.4 targets/game to the tight end position, Likely is in a great spot here to pick up a handful of 1st downs and continue to serve as Jackson’s athletic playmaker in tight spots.

TE Will Dissly (LAC) OVER 4.5 Receptions

One key piece of this Chargers offense that has come alive mid-season, Will Dissly deserves some MNF prop love. Dissly sprouted onto the scene the last time Los Angeles played on Monday Night Football in Arizona, catching 8 targets for 81 yards as Herbert’s top target of the night.

Including that breakout week, Dissly has played in 55% or more of snaps in each game and has been targeted 6+ times in all but one outing.

All signs point to Baltimore ensuring nothing goes over the top of their defense which will leave Dissly open for another monster night. 

RB J.K. Dobbins (LAC) OVER 12.5 Rush Attempts

With Harbaugh and Dobbins facing a familiar foe on the opposing sideline, expect the rock to be pounded during this game.

The Chargers will want to win the TOP battle by running the ball and forcing Lamar to stay on the sideline. This is something Jim Harbaugh prides his offenses on and that should continue tonight.

Dobbins averages 15.6 ATT/G in wins, so expect this formula to continue as they face the potential MVP candidate in Jackson and one of the most potent offenses in Sofi tonight.

WR Rashod Bateman (BAL) UNDER 3.5 Receptions

With the Chargers secondary playing well as of late and the emergence of Diontae Johnson slowly but surely coming along in this offense, Rashod Bateman should head back to his usual role as the WR3 and sporadic target for Lamar Jackson.

Bateman has cooled off as of late, catching 4+ balls in only one of his last four outings.

With the deep threat facing the Los Angeles defense allowing just under 11 catches to the wideout position, it’s likely Lamar will look elsewhere as Harbaugh’s defense won’t allow anything behind them.