Two AFC North rivals face off on Thursday Night Football in Week 10 of the NFL season, as the Cincinnati Bengals take on Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens in Baltimore.

Both of these teams are in the running for a wild card spot, but the Ravens (6-3) are in a much better position than Cincy (4-5) entering this prime-time game.

There are a ton of ways to bet on this game, but given the history between these teams, it’s always fun to bet on some prop bets as well.

Looking ahead to Week 10, I’m looking at touchdown scoring picks at any point for this game, especially since both of these offenses put up massive scores in Week 9.

Joe Burrow and Jackson are both in the top 10 in the latest NFL MVP ratings, but who in their offenses will pay the price?

These teams combined for 79 points in their first meeting this season, so expect some fireworks on Thursday night.

Here are some picks I like for Thursday’s contest.

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

Chase Brown Anytime TD (-130)

Chase Brown finally had a game where he was the true star in Week 9 since Zack Moss was ruled out due to injury.

Now that these teams are playing a short week, Moss might struggle to return for Week 10, so Brown could be in line for a huge workload.

Brown caught a touchdown in Week 9, and he had 27 carries left with five receptions.

Just crazy use.

Earlier this season, the running back had 15 touches for 54 yards and caught a touchdown pass against the Ravens.

This is a great bet to score again, especially if Moss is out.

Ja’Marr Chase Anytime TD (-120)

The Ravens have been horrible against the pass this season, allowing the most passing yards in the NFL and the third-most passing touchdowns (18) through nine games.

Earlier this season, Ja’Marr Chase toasted this secondary for 10 catches, 193 yards and two scores.

After seeing Joe Burrow throw for five scores last week (none against Chase), I have to expect #1 to be more involved against Baltimore.

Burrow also scored five goals in the first meeting against the Ravens this season.

Derrick Henry 2+ touchdowns (+205)

Thanks to the Bengals, they held Henry to 92 yards and a score in the first meeting between these teams, but I’m not convinced it will happen again.

Cincy has allowed the third-highest scores (12) so far this season, even though it is allowing just 4.2 yards per carry.

Henry has found the end zone a total of 13 times this season – scoring at least once in every game. He also has four games with multiple touchdowns.

At +205, this bet is too attractive to pass up in week 10.

Ratings are updated periodically and are subject to change.

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