The red-hot Kansas City Chiefs will look to extend their winning ways when they visit the reeling Baltimore Ravens in an NFL betting Week 15 AFC pairing that looks more like lop-sided affair just waiting to happen. Nevertheless, this contest, which gets underway live from M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday at 1:00 PM ET is offering a ton of value. Now let’s find out why!
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Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens NFL Betting Preview
When: 1:00 PM ET, Sunday, December 20, 2015 Where: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland FL Odds: Kansas City -7.5 Over/Under: 41.5 Watch Online HereThe NFL Week 15 odds have the visiting Chiefs as 7.5-point favorites to beat the Ravens just as they opened. If you want to bet the O/U the game total is sitting at 41.5 points after opening at 43. The money favors the Chiefs at -302 while you can cash in at +275 if you back the Ravens. Now…happy hunting! Why Bet The Baltimore Ravens Odds at +7.5Because they’re playing at home…Look, outside of the fact that they’re playing at home, there really is no reason to back the Baltimore Ravens in this contest.Baltimore (4-9 SU, 3-8-2 ATS) has lost two straight games without starting quarterback Joe Flacco and looked completely incompetent in their humbling 35-6 smackdown against Seattle last weekend while never coming close to covering the NFL betting line as a 10.5-point home underdog.Things are so bad with veteran quarterback Matt Schaub that the Ravens signed free agent signal-caller Ryan Mallett as insurance, for whatever reason. The Ravens have lost 10 of their last 14 games in what has turned out to be a nightmare season for the perennially-winning franchise.“We’re going through a real painful, tough season,” Harbaugh said Monday. “It just sticks in your craw. It’s like you have a cannon ball in your gut. That’s how we feel right now.“We just cannot find a way to pull ourselves out of this from the win/loss perspective. And that’s challenging, that’s tough.”The Ravens average 21.4 points per game and allow 25.2 per contest defensively.