Ravens Over Under Wins, 2025 NFL Win Totals

For the 2025 NFL season, the Ravens’ win total sits at 11.5 wins at the BetMGM online sportsbook. 

Baltimore dominated the AFC North in 2024 and reached the divisional round of the postseason. However, a road loss to the Bills doomed the Ravens’ Super Bowl hopes. 

Now, Baltimore returns most key personnel on an offense that led the league in offensive DVOA last season. As it stands, the Ravens rank among the top teams in the Super Bowl odds. 

Here’s a look at the NFL odds for Baltimore’s 2025 win total and my Ravens win total prediction. 

Ravens Win Total Odds

The Ravens’ season win total is set at 11.5 games. 

Oddsmakers expect the over to be the more likely outcome. Currently, Baltimore is -118 to win 12 or more games, an implied probability of 54.1%. 

Meanwhile, the odds for Baltimore to finish with 11 or fewer wins is -102, an implied probability of 50.5%. 

Here are the 2025 NFL win totals for all AFC North teams:

• Baltimore Ravens: 11.5 Wins
• Cincinnati Bengals: 9.5 Wins
• Pittsburgh Steelers: 8.5 Wins
• Cleveland Browns: 4.5 Wins

Ravens Win Total Prediction 2025

Baltimore Ravens Under 11.5 Wins (-102)

Based on the potential injury regression for the Ravens in 2025, I predict the Ravens finish Under 11.5 Wins (-102). 

BET: Ravens Over 11.5 Wins @ -118

BET: Ravens Under 11.5 Wins @ -102  

Not many regression indicators exist on Baltimore, which ran slightly unlucky in 2024. Baltimore garnered 12 wins off 13 expected last season, per ftnfantasy.com. 

Driving the Ravens’ success last season: A historically good offense. At 35.1%, the Ravens rated out as the best team by offensive DVOA at least since 2018. 

Even more impressive about that output is Baltimore played the fifth-hardest set of opposing defenses. 

What leaves me concerned about this team as a futures bet is they sustained very few injuries last season, particularly on offense. 

Baltimore lost 16.3 adjusted games to injury last season, by far the fewest in the league. On offense, they lost only 7.7 games. That rendered Baltimore the only team in single digits. 

For context, the gap between Baltimore and the second-least injured team is as big as the gap between second and seventh. 

That represents a stark improvement from 2023, when the Ravens lost 71.3 adjusted games to injury, the 19th-fewest in the league. 

That leaves regression as the only option for a team that achieved that feat and only managed to clear this win total on the hook last season. 

If Baltimore’s offense regresses, it leaves the door open for both units to regress. 

Last season, the Ravens ranked sixth in defensive DVOA against the eighth-easiest set of opposing offenses, per ftnfantasy.com. 

Next season, Baltimore is slated to play a slightly more difficult schedule of offenses (12th-easiest), though that rating likely increases if the Browns’ offense improves. 

All of that said, this isn’t an under I’m rushing to bet. 

Retaining Ronnie Stanley and adding DeAndre Hopkins qualify as big moves for the offense. Defensively, Baltimore likely got better by losing corner Brandon Stephens. 

Additionally, the divisional opposition leaves much to be desired, especially if Pittsburgh fails to add a veteran quarterback. 

As a result, it’s the under or nothing on Baltimore, but a 12-win season wouldn’t surprise me. 

Most Wins in Ravens History

The Ravens’ franchise record for most regular season wins is 14.

In 2019, the Ravens posted a 14-2 record but ultimately lost in the Divisional Round to the Tennessee Titans.

Fewest Wins in Ravens History

The Ravens’ franchise record for the fewest regular-season wins is four. Baltimore’s worst season came in their inaugural NFL season, posting a 4-12 mark in 1996.