The Packers (9-5-1) host the Ravens (7-8) tonight in the final game of the NFL Saturday doubleheader. Kickoff from Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis., is set for 8 p.m. ET. Ravens vs Packers will broadcast on Peacock.
Ravens vs Packers odds list the Packers as -140 moneyline favorites and the Ravens as +115 underdogs. The game total is 38 points. The Packers are 2-point favorites on the spread in this game that features no Jordan Love or Lamar Jackson at quarterback.
Below, you can find our Ravens vs Packers picks for Week 17, which include predictions for the over/under and props for Derrick Henry, Josh Jacobs and Malik Willis.
Ravens vs Packers Props and Picks
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Ravens vs Packers Odds
| Ravens Odds | ||
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| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+2 -110 | 38 -110o / -110u | +115 |
| Packers Odds | ||
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| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-2 -110 | 38 -110o / -110u | -140 |
NFL Week 17 odds via bet365
Ravens vs Packers Over/Under Prediction
By Bet Labs
High Winds is an NFL system built on how weather directly impacts offensive efficiency and scoring potential.
When average wind speeds climb into the double digits, passing games struggle with accuracy, kicking becomes unreliable, and playcalling leans more heavily toward conservative runs. This naturally limits explosive plays and lowers scoring opportunities.
The wind for tonight's game is projected to be around 12 mph. Of course, this game also features two wrinkles at quarterback as both Lamar Jackson and Jordan Love are sidelined with injuries. In their place will be backups Tyler Huntler and Malik Willis, so both teams could utilize a ground-heavy approach.
With temperatures sitting in a reasonable range that does not drastically impact player stamina or ball handling, wind becomes the defining variable.
Both regular season and postseason games fit this mold, as weather remains an equalizer regardless of stakes. Betting the under in these conditions takes advantage of how the market often undervalues the true effect of sustained wind on football outcomes.
Pick: Over 38.5 (-110)
Ravens vs Packers Alternative Unders
With Lamar Jackson and Jordan Love both inactive for this game, the total cannot be set low enough.
Backups Tyler Huntley and Malik Willis are strong under quarterbacks — they are a combined 12-3 to the under (80%) in games with totals below 44 in their careers.
I mentioned in my hot read that it's mineshaft season if we get those two under center — and we got it.
I grabbed the under when it was at 40.5, and I'm taking it all the way down to 27.5.
Picks:
- Under 40.5 (-115; BetRivers)
- Under 37.5 (+203; bet365)
- Under 33.5 (+203; bet365)
- Under 27.5 (+418; bet365)
Derrick Henry Props: The King Will Eat
By Nick Galaida
In the three games Lamar Jackson was inactive this season, the Ravens did everything they could to get Derrick Henry going on the ground.
Henry had 15 rush attempts against Houston before the game got out of hand early in the second half. Henry had 24 attempts against the Chargers and 21 attempts against the Bears in the other two games started by backup quarterbacks.
Assuming a relatively competitive time of possession battle on Saturday, Henry should end up with close to 20 carries once again, facing a Packers run defense that ranks 24th in Success Rate during their last four contests.
Pick: Derrick Henry Over 16.5 Rush Attempts (-102)
Malik Willis Props: Back Willis in Spot Start
By Nick Galaida
This is a rather insulting passing yards line for Malik Willis, who has looked significantly better with Green Bay than he did during the early portion of his career in Tennessee.
After entering for Jordan Love in Week 16, Willis posted a .483 EPA/play, which would have been the fifth-best mark by a Packers quarterback in 2025 over a full game.
The Ravens' secondary has been underwhelming of late, ranking 14th in EPA/play and 11th in Success Rate since Week 13. The forecast looks cold, but with no major rain or snow so conditions shouldn’t be particularly prohibitive for passing tonight.
Willis has the potential to clear this number with ease.
Pick: Malik Willis Over 163.5 Passing Yards (-110)
Josh Jacobs Player Props: Fade Packers' Star RB?
By Sean Koerner
The Packers clinched a playoff spot after the Lions lost to the Vikings on Christmas. The Packers are highly likely headed for a Wild Card spot, with only some very unlikely scenarios still alive where they could win the NFC North (if they win out and the Bears lose to either the 49ers or Lions).
With Jordan Love ruled out and several other players dealing with injuries, the Packers’ optimal plan here would likely be to prioritize getting healthy for the playoffs.
Josh Jacobs has been removed from the injury report after dealing with knee and ankle injuries. While I expect him to operate as the lead back in what could be a very run-heavy game plan with Malik Willis under center, Jacobs is also a player I could see the Packers giving a slightly lighter workload as they ramp him up for the postseason.
I could be dead wrong and we see Jacobs rush 30+ times tonight, but I think the Packers would ideally cap him closer to 15 carries and lean a bit more on Emanuel Wilson, who has actually been slightly more efficient than Jacobs this season and arguably deserves more work.
The Ravens profile more as a pass-funnel defense and rank ninth in rush DVOA, making this a tougher matchup overall. It’s also a spot where Baltimore should be able to stack the box at a higher rate, given the expectation of a run-heavy game plan.
The Ravens already use stacked boxes at the fourth-highest rate in the NFL, and I expect that rate to climb even higher tonight. Jacobs has faced a stacked box on just 17% of his runs this season, the eighth-lowest rate among 48 qualified RBs, and his efficiency drops sharply in those situations. He’s averaged just 2.4 yards per carry against stacked boxes, with a -0.8 rushing yards over expected (RYOE) per attempt that ranks 41st out of 48 backs.
There are also offensive line concerns, with RT Zach Tom, C Sean Rhyan, and LG Aaron Banks all listed as questionable. Tom’s absence in particular would be massive, but even one or two of those linemen being out would be a blow for Jacobs’ efficiency.
That scenario could also push the Packers to further limit his workload, especially in a game where there isn’t much to gain. Green Bay also mixes in carries to WRs like Jayden Reed and Savion Williams, which can chip away at Jacobs’ volume.
I’m projecting Jacobs closer to 46 rushing yards, with around a 59% chance to stay under 51.5. This one comes with more guesswork and a wider range of outcomes than usual, given all the moving pieces and the fact that both teams are starting backup quarterbacks.
Pick: Josh Jacobs Under 51.5 Rushing Yards (-112)
