Bengals vs Ravens Player Props: 3 Picks for October 25

Our Bengals vs Ravens player props mix a Ja’Marr Chase yardage under with receiving overs for Tee Higgins and Mike Gesicki. Cincinnati’s recent production supports looking beyond its biggest name, although Chase’s previous success against Baltimore is an important reason to keep the under measured.

Bengals vs Ravens is scheduled for Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. ET. Below are our 3 player prop picks, using KofSports trend data and the DraftKings lines listed in the tool.

The 3 Picks

• Ja'Marr Chase under 80.5 receiving yards (-114)
• Tee Higgins over 63.5 receiving yards (-114)
• Mike Gesicki over 22.5 receiving yards (-115)

Matchup and Availability Notes

Baltimore ruled Lamar Jackson out on Saturday. Cincinnati’s final injury report listed no game designations. The quarterback news changes the game environment, so we are not assuming an automatic shootout or using an outdated Jackson prop.

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1. Ja'Marr Chase under 80.5 receiving yards (-114)

Season trend: under in 4 of 5 games (80%). Last 5 appearances: 4 under results. Last-5 average: 57.8 receiving yards.

Recent results, newest first: 77, 27, 98, 75, 12 receiving yards.

Chase has stayed below this threshold in 4 of 5 games this season, averaging 57.8 yards. An 80.5-yard line asks for a better result than the majority of his current-season performances.

The counterargument matters: the KofSports head-to-head sample has him over this line in both of 2 meetings with Baltimore, averaging 121 yards. We lean toward the current-season under trend, with clear respect for his ability to break it.

2. Tee Higgins over 63.5 receiving yards (-114)

Season trend: over in 3 of 5 games (60%). Last 5 appearances: 3 over results. Last-5 average: 84.6 receiving yards.

Recent results, newest first: 22, 157, 90, 95, 59 receiving yards.

Higgins has exceeded 63.5 yards in 3 of 5 games this season. His 84.6-yard average includes 157, 90 and 95-yard performances, which gives this over more support than simply betting on a rebound from his latest game.

He also has 22 and 59-yard results in that sample. The average is boosted by the 157-yard outing, so the bet needs sustained involvement rather than an assumption that the mean is a projection.

3. Mike Gesicki over 22.5 receiving yards (-115)

Season trend: over in 3 of 4 games (75%). Last 5 appearances: 3 over results. Last-5 average: 34.4 receiving yards.

Recent results, newest first: 4, 40, 37, 78, 13 receiving yards. This recent-appearance window spans seasons; the season hit rate above uses this season only.

Gesicki has gone over 22.5 yards in 3 of 4 games this season, with results of 4, 40, 37 and 78 yards. The threshold is reachable without asking him to match his highest output.

His latest 4-yard game shows the floor. The tool’s last-5 window includes a game from the previous season; the 3-of-4 record here uses only this season. We need his involvement to recover, and a slow Cincinnati passing day could hurt both receiving overs.

Research These Props Before Kickoff

Lines and prices above come from the tool’s October 22 odds snapshot, reviewed on October 24. Check the current number and final inactives before betting. Historical hit rates describe past results; they are not model win probabilities. A materially different line or price needs a fresh assessment.

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These are individual prop selections. Combining picks from the same offense can concentrate risk, especially when several depend on passing volume. Our preferred starting point is the first selection on the card, then evaluating the others at the prices actually available.