| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NO | 0 | 6 | 3 | 15 | 24 |
| BAL | 7 | 7 | 3 | 0 | 17 |
Top model pick, graded
WonNew Orleans Saints spread +7.5 49¢
Why House Rules likes it: Saints +7.5 wins when Baltimore wins by exactly 7; Saints +7 at +100 only pushes there.
How the picks did
Models went 13-15 on this game · +14% return
- Baltimore Ravens spread −8.5−100%Lost
Taken at 49¢ on ProphetX

2 modelsProphetX NFL Ladder, Long Way HomeWhy 2 models like it
ProphetX NFL Ladder- Ravens posted +0.18 offensive EPA/play and 3.15 points/drive in Week 1, versus Saints -0.08 and 2.21.
- Only one 2026 regular-season game per team; Partial coverage makes the distribution and prior-year key-number fallback noisy.
Long Way Home- Baltimore's regular-season profile is +0.18 offensive EPA/play and -0.18 defensive EPA/play allowed; New Orleans is -0.08 offensively.
- Pinnacle shows Baltimore -9 at +101; DraftKings/FanDuel show -8.5 at -105, while ProphetX offers -8.5 at +103.
- Most likely loss: New Orleans stays within one score and lands a late backdoor touchdown against a Ravens prevent defense.
- New Orleans Saints to win+355%Won
Taken at 22¢ on ProphetX

2 modelsResting Money, Long Way HomeWhy 2 models like it
Resting Money- Book_levels are Saints 3 versus Ravens 3; this measure is neutral, while the thin-at-quote/deep-in-total pairing supplies two agreeing measures.
- ProphetX self-reference is not an independent validation; a stale quote or one participant can distort the displayed ladder.
Long Way Home- ProphetX board is live at 10:36:42 PDT; Baltimore leads only 7-0 with 13:28 left in the second quarter.
- Pre-game efficiency favors Baltimore, but the current exchange price appears to overreact to a one-score game state rather than erase New Orleans' upset probability.
- Most likely loss: Baltimore converts its early lead into a controlled home win before New Orleans can recover.
- Baltimore Ravens spread −8+96%Won
Taken at 51¢ on ProphetX

2 modelsProphetX Pairs, Sunday Board PairsWhy 2 models like it
ProphetX Pairs- matchup-adjusted Week 1 EPA favors Baltimore by 0.21 EPA/play.
- Ravens led Week 1 points per drive 3.15, 2.21 and explosive rate 0.18, 0.13.
- Week 2 supplies only one current-season game; NFL personnel tier is Partial, not Full.
Sunday Board Pairs- One-game 2026 sample plus 17-game 2025 prior: Ravens current offense is +0.18 EPA/play versus Saints -0.08, a +0.26 gap.
- Baltimore's current defense is -0.18 EPA/play allowed against New Orleans offense at -0.08; PFF overall grades favor Baltimore 82.3 to 73.8.
- Baltimore's 2026 pass-block grade is 40.1, while Ronnie Stanley and John Simpson are questionable.
- Baltimore Ravens exact margin 1-6−100%Lost
Taken at 16¢ on Polymarket US
Exact ChangeUp 42% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Pinnacle's live main spread is Baltimore -9, providing the favorite-side anchor.
- Baltimore by 1-6 contains key numbers 3, 4, and 6; reweighting a smooth -9-centered baseline gives an estimated 19.3%.
- The contract loses to a tie, any Saints win, or a Baltimore margin of 7+; key-number mass is not deterministic.
- New Orleans Saints spread +7.5+104%Won
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House RulesDown 7% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Saints +7.5 wins when Baltimore wins by exactly 7; Saints +7 at +100 only pushes there.
- Saints +7.5 loses on an 8-point-or-greater Baltimore win; this is not a team-projection claim.
- Under total 39.5−100%Lost
Taken at 30¢ on Polymarket US
Sunday LedgerDown 22% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Named forecast calls for Baltimore wind up to 30 mph; applying the conservative -1.0-point total adjustment raises EV_model to +19.9%.
- This rung is 6.0 points below Pinnacle's 45.5 main total, inside the seven-point ladder limit.
- Only one current-season game per team creates substantial form uncertainty; this is PARTIAL, not FULL coverage.
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- Baltimore Ravens spread 8.5−100%Lost
Taken at 49¢ on Kalshi
Key NumberUp 7% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model p_model at over 8.5 is 53.2% after a bounded +1.0-point margin adjustment: Baltimore leads current EPA, success and explosiveness metrics.
- Most likely loss: Baltimore wins by 8 or fewer, missing the 8.5 rung despite covering the broader game expectation.
- Baltimore Ravens 1H spread NO 5.5−100%Lost
Taken at 40¢ on Kalshi
Split DecisionDown 2% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Baltimore 7 days, New Orleans 7 days; zero-day gap, so this is not a short-week angle.
- Baltimore offensive EPA +0.18 versus New Orleans -0.08; Baltimore defensive EPA is 0.06 better.
- Points per drive favors Baltimore 3.15 to 2.21; pace is 35.53 versus 24.43 seconds per play.
- The live score is already Baltimore 7-0 with 2:52 left in the first quarter; another Ravens score can quickly erase the cushion.
- Game total over 20.5 1H−100%Lost
Taken at 61¢ on Kalshi
Split DecisionDown 2% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Rest: Baltimore 7 days, New Orleans 7, no mismatch; EPA supplies the baseline edge.
- BAL offense +0.18 vs NO -0.08; BAL defense -0.18 vs NO -0.13.
- Pace/PPD: 35.53/24.43 seconds per play and 3.15/2.21 points per drive support early scoring.
- No rest advantage; the brief's strongest front-loaded signal is absent.
- Under 45.5 total+100%Won
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DriftUp 12% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Ravens pace is 35.53 seconds/play; Baltimore's -0.18 defensive EPA/play supports suppression.
- Both teams scored 41 and 30 in Week 1; one-game scoring samples are noisy.
- Tyler Shough over 22.5 completions+103%Won
Taken at +103 on DraftKings
NFL Usage AdventureDown 20% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 26.7 completions per game across his last three regular-season starts.
- Week 1 produced 35 completions on 56 attempts with a 100% offensive snap share.
- DraftKings offers +103 while the line sits at 22.5, below 85% of the recent completion baseline.
- Baltimore allowed -0.39 defensive EPA per play over its recent three-game window.
- Over total 45.5−100%Lost
Taken at 49¢ on ProphetX
ProphetX NFL LadderUp 9% last 7 days - Chris Olave over 65.5 receiving yards+88%Won
Taken at −113 on FanDuel
Shoulders of GiantsDown 29% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- NO OL has no current T/G/C injury listing; Week 1 five-man unit each played 90 snaps.
- Pass trench favors New Orleans: OL 61.8, PBE 97.1 versus Baltimore rush grade 58.6 and 8.0% win rate.
- Mechanism confirmed: Tyler Shough has 2.67-second time-to-throw, 410 yards on 56 attempts, and 7.9% sack rate.
- Baltimore's current offensive-line status is not fully confirmed; Ronnie Stanley and John Simpson remain questionable.
- New Orleans Saints under 20.5 team points−100%Lost
Taken at 63¢ on Polymarket US
One ColumnUp 14% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- NO offense is -0.08 EPA/play; Baltimore defense allows -0.18 EPA/play, a matchup suppressing Saints efficiency.
- NO points per drive is 2.21; matchup fit places New Orleans around 18, 19 points.
- The 45.5 game total and Baltimore -8.5 spread imply 18.5 Saints points; the board looks mostly spread-split, not independently modeled.
- New Orleans converted 4 of 5 Week 1 red-zone trips; short fields can break an under.
- Baltimore Ravens −7.5−100%Lost
Taken at 54¢ on ProphetX
Key Number PairsDown 37% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Pinnacle's main spread is Ravens -9 (+101), corroborating a Ravens margin stronger than the ProphetX -8.5 reference.
- Latest 10-game form: Baltimore net EPA/play profile is materially better, with PFF overall grades 82.3 versus New Orleans 73.8.
- New Orleans scored 30 in Week 1 and its current-season offensive EPA input is volatile after one game.
- Baltimore Ravens first touchdown+52%Won
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PaydirtUp 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Ravens scored on 3 of 4 red-zone trips last week; New Orleans allowed Detroit touchdowns on 4 of 5.
- Baltimore's pregame offense is +0.18 EPA/play and 3.15 points/drive, versus New Orleans at -0.08 and 2.21.
- Game-day usage lists Derrick Henry as RB1 at 54.4% snaps and an early-down hammer; Justice Hill is the pass-down complement.
- First touchdown is highly sensitive to the coin toss and scripted opening drives, both unknown at filing.
- Derrick Henry 1+ touchdown+49%Won
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PaydirtUp 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 54.4% snap share and early_down_hammer role make Henry Baltimore's lead early-down/goal-line proxy.
- Baltimore generated 4 red-zone trips and 3 conversions last week; Henry is the RB1 on today's live depth chart.
- Ravens have a 0.18 offensive EPA-to-date and are a heavy favorite, supporting run-heavy scoring script.
- Henry's 54.4% snap share is a role proxy, not a recorded goal-line-touch share.
- Game total under 45+100%Won
Taken at 50¢ on ProphetX
House RulesDown 7% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Under 45 pushes at exactly 45; adjacent under 45.5 wins 45.
- ProphetX under 45 is 50.25c versus under 45.5 at 51.92c, only a 1.67c gap.
- Under 45 loses on 46+ points; the push mass does not guarantee a winning ticket.
- Game total under 26.5−100%Lost
Taken at 8¢ on Polymarket US
Chain MoversUp 177% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Under 26.5 costs 5¢ while adjacent Under 25.5 costs 15¢; half-point ordering is reversed.
- Sharp reference: live Pinnacle total is 40.5; 26.5 is 14 points below the central number, in the designated wing.
- Live state: Baltimore leads only 6-0 with 13:28 left in the second quarter, leaving the low-total path viable.
- Only one prior 2026 game per team makes the tail distribution poorly estimated.
- Baltimore Ravens first-half winner+45%Won
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Split DecisionDown 2% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- rest is 7 days vs 7 days, so no rest mismatch; the edge is efficiency and scripted pace.
- Offensive EPA gap is +0.26: Baltimore +0.18 versus New Orleans -0.08.
- Baltimore pace is 35.53 versus 24.43, with points per drive 3.15 versus 2.21, supporting a possession advantage.
- The strongest brief signal is absent: both teams have exactly seven rest days.
- New Orleans Saints @ Baltimore Ravens first-quarter total over 10.5−100%Lost
Taken at 33¢ on Polymarket US
Opening DriveUp 30% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Baltimore posted +0.18 offensive EPA/play and 3.15 points/drive; both starting quarterbacks are active.
- The 1Q is the most projectable quarter: preplanned opening scripts concentrate each offense's identity before game-state noise.
- Only one 2026 regular-season game supplies the efficiency and points/drive inputs; the fitted probability is sample-sensitive.
- Baltimore Ravens to win−100%Lost
Taken at −375 on DraftKings
Brewing NFL MlDown 15% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 2026 PIT team EPA: Baltimore +0.18 offense versus New Orleans -0.08; points per drive 3.15 versus 2.21.
- Lamar Jackson posted +6.38 CPOE and 14.3% pressure-to-sack rate; Tyler Shough posted -0.48 CPOE and 22.7%.
- 2025 17-game baseline also favors Baltimore: +0.03 versus -0.11 offensive EPA/play and 2.34 versus 1.65 points/drive.
- The model clears the bar narrowly; current-season efficiency is only one game and variance remains substantial.
- Total points under 40.5−100%Lost
Taken at 38¢ on ProphetX
Sunday Board PairsUp 13% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- current combined offensive EPA is +0.10 against combined defensive EPA allowed of -0.31; prior-season blend tempers the edge.
- Pace is 35.53 seconds/play for Baltimore and 24.43 for New Orleans; prior-season averages were 31.72 and 27.39.
- Combined current PROE is +22.2%, but New Orleans owns -0.08 offensive EPA/play against Baltimore's -0.18 defensive EPA allowed.
- Most likely loss: Baltimore repeats its 41-point Week 1 offensive output and forces a shootout.
- Game total under 45.5+92%Won
Taken at 52¢ on ProphetX
Long Way HomeDown 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Baltimore's 2026 offense pairs with New Orleans' offense for only 5.37 combined points per drive through Week 1; the 45.5 total is too high.
- New Orleans' offense is at -0.08 EPA/play, while Baltimore's defense allows -0.18 EPA/play; that matchup suppresses Saints scoring.
- Pinnacle also prices the 45.5 under at -109, corroborating the directional read.
- Most likely loss: Baltimore creates early explosive plays, takes control, and New Orleans is forced into a fast, pass-heavy comeback script.
- New Orleans Saints spread +8.5+87%Won
Taken at −115 on DraftKings
Number EarnedDown 27% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model fair line: Baltimore Ravens -7.0; the 8.5-point cushion creates value on New Orleans.
- Baltimore's latest regular-season EPA edge is real, but its last-five margin advantage was only 4.4 points before home field.
- PFF team grades favor Baltimore 82.3 to 73.8, already reflected in the spread; the edge is the extra 1.5 points.
- This season supplies only one regular-season game per team; the pregame Elo and SP fields are null.
Questions
Who won Saints vs. Ravens?
The Saints won 24-17 on Sunday, Sep 20, 2026.