John M. Anderson advised betting the over on Jared Goff’s passing-touchdown prop, reminding readers that Goff has already put multiple scores on the board in several "must-win" spots this season. He emphasized Detroit’s revamped offensive line, which he believes can give Goff enough clean pockets to attack downfield even against Baltimore’s aggressive front. With the total at 45.5 and the Lions potentially chasing points as 3.5-point underdogs, Anderson expects Detroit to skew pass-heavy in the red zone, giving Goff a solid path to at least two touchdown throws.

John M. Anderson believes the Lions are a live side at +3.5. He cited Detroit’s balanced offense and markedly improved pass protection as reasons the game should remain within a field goal. Anderson thinks the Lions’ offensive line can blunt Baltimore’s trademark pressure packages long enough for Jared Goff to sustain drives, while a complementary run game shortens the contest. With the Ravens relying on home-field edge and defensive punch, Anderson views the hook on the key number of three as valuable and calls Detroit +3.5 one of the sharper Monday-night angles available.

John M. Anderson said a Lamar Jackson passing-yards over is the first prop he would circle for Monday night, noting that the line sits around 250 yards. He expects Baltimore to lean on Jackson’s arm to exploit what he calls a vulnerable Lions secondary, especially with Detroit likely keying on his designed runs. Anderson added that Jackson’s ability to extend plays outside structure should pad his yardage total and pointed out that the Ravens are 3.5-point home favorites, a game script that sets up for four full quarters of passing volume if Detroit keeps it close.