Both teams have high-scoring offenses. The Ravens rank second in scoring with 29.4 points per game, while the Commanders are averaging 31 points per game.

The Ravens lead the league in rushing yards (211.2 per game), and the Commanders rank second (178.4 per game). This suggests that both teams can sustain drives and score points.

Baltimore's defense has struggled against the pass, allowing 280.2 yards per game (second-most in the NFL). Washington's rookie quarterback, Jayden Daniels, could exploit this weakness.

Washington's defense has shown vulnerability to the run, allowing 130 rushing yards per game. Baltimore's strong ground game with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry could exploit this.

The Clincher is the Over is 6-1 in Washington's last seven road games.