The Chargers (0-8) visit the Ravens (4-5) in Week 10 on Nov. 16, 2026, at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET (5:15 p.m. PT), with the game airing on ESPN and streaming on ESPN+.
Below, bettors can find NFL odds and a Ravens vs Chargers prediction for this AFC clash.
Ravens vs Chargers Odds: Spread, Moneyline & Total
Chargers vs Ravens Prediction
Assuming the Ravens keep Derrick Henry and Kyle Hamilton plays on MNF, my Ravens vs Chargers prediction is the Baltimore Ravens Spread (-3.5, -105).
The lookahead line priced the game at Ravens -1.5. At Ravens -3.5, confidence decreases slightly, especially if Hamilton and Nate Wiggins miss the game.
That said, I don’t know you trust the Chargers right now. I also recognize the Ravens’ situation looks dire.
After starting 4-1, Baltimore has dropped four straight to sit at 4-5 entering MNF.
However, I place very little emphasis into their previous three games. They faced:
- Bengals off a bye
- Bills off a bye
- Jaguars with an undrafted third-string quarterback
Now, the Ravens get extra rest as Jesse Minter prepares to face his old team. As dire as things look right now, the now Jacoby Brissett-led Ravens are a win away from returning to .500.
Baltimore gets a rest edge over the Chargers, who played Houston at home on Sunday. For Minter’s defense, the game marks the easiest test in quite some time.
Entering their home game against Jacksonville, Baltimore ranked 11th in rush defense DVOA, per FTN Fantasy. That’s about the only way the Chargers offense achieved any success.
Los Angeles ranks 28th in rush offense DVOA. Their only above-average performances came against Buffalo and Las Vegas, which rank 19th and 32nd against the run.
Most of Baltimore’s defensive struggles came against the pass. Only once all year has the defense finished above -1% in pass defense DVOA.
It came in Week 1 in Baltimore’s easiest test of the season against a horrific Colts passing game.
Conversely, the Chargers defense has struggled to stop the run. This season, Chris O’Leary’s defense ranks 28th in rush defense DVOA.
Baltimore ranks as the second-most variant offense in the NFL. But we’ve seen rushing ceilings against Indianapolis, New Orleans and Atlanta.
This season, Baltimore converted six halftime leads into only four wins. As constructed, I don’t believe the Chargers are built to continue that trend.
Pair those advantages with the extra rest, and I predict the Ravens end their skid on MNF.
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