Detroit Lions vs Baltimore Ravens Same Game Parlay and Best Underdog Bets for Week 3 Monday Night Football

The Detroit Lions face the Baltimore Ravens in a Week 3 Monday Night Football showdown at M&T Bank Stadium on September 21, 2025. Both teams currently stand at 1-1, with the Lions dropping their opener to the Green Bay Packers but rebounding with a dominant victory against the Bears. The Ravens lost a close one to the Buffalo Bills in Week 1, but dominated the Browns in Week 2.

Lamar Jackson’s shined through in this first two weeks, and already has six touchdowns for the season without any interception. This has fueled Baltimore’s high-octane offense, averaging beyond 40 point per game. Meanwhile, the Lions counter with Jared Goff’s precision and Jahmry Gibbs’ ability to rush the ball, while Hutchinson continues to anchor the defense, showing improvement with each game. Detroit’s secondary, however, has struggled allowing a lot of TDs this season.

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— Detroit Lions (@Lions) September 21, 2025

The Ravens’ 38-6 victory over the Lions in their last Baltimore meeting still is the story going into this game, and while there have been some roster changes since then, the Ravens are still the superior team when we take only talent into factor.

MNF Lions vs Ravens Same Game Parlay

Here are some same game parlays for tonight’s game between the Detroit Lions vs Baltimore Ravens, according to FanDuel .

Same Game Parlay 1

Derrick Henry Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-210) + Zay Flowers Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+105) + Derrick Henry to Score 2 plus TDs (+270)

Parlay Payout: Bet $100 to win $706.61

Derrick Henry’s Week 1 explosion (169 yards, 2 TDs vs. Bills) showcases his red-zone dominance. Despite a quieter Week 2, Baltimore’s offense leans on his carries to make plays happen. Also, Lions’ rush defense struggles against great RBs. Henry’s sheer physicality and red-zone touch shares make him a lock to score at least one touchdown.

Zay Flowers has 14 catches for 218 yards and a TD in two games this season. Due to this Flowers remains a strong pick. And with Detroit’s secondary allowing 4 passing TDs so far, we expect QB Lamar Jackson to find Flowers in the end zone to score a TD.

Derrick Henry scored 2 TDs in Week’s 41-40 loss to the Bills, tying his career-high mark. While he was held scoreless in Week 2, it was more about the Ravens switching their plans to exploit Cleveland’s secondary, than about Henry’s performance. Henry’s 60% red-zone share and Detroit’s run defense may leave gaps for multi-score potential.

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Same Game Parlay 2

Lamar Jackson 275 plus passing yards (+230) + Jared Goff 325 plus passing yards (+370) + Amon-Ra St. Brown 80+ receiving yards (+122)

Parlay Payout: Bet $100 to win $1,313.50

Lamar Jackson’s Week 2 performance going 19/29 for 225 passing yards, and 4 TDs, along with Raven’s offense averaging 40.5 point per game, makes us believe that this is a safe bet. High volume passes that he’s thrown so far and Jackson’s 8.8 YPA should exploit Detroit’s secondary for 275+ passing yards.

Jared Goff threw for 225 yards in Week 1 against a tough Packers defense and while he threw an interception, he still had a decent game. In Week 2 against the Bears, Goff threw for 334 yards, and 5 TDs, to win their first game of the season in a dominant fashion. Looking at the Ravens’ secondary and their defense, which has not been the best, it is safe to assume that Goff could go off in this game too.

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— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) September 21, 2025

Amon-Ra St. Brown thrives as Jared Goff’s go-to target in Detroit’s pass-heavy attack, drawing double-digit looks weekly and that could happen against Baltimore’s secondary. Despite a quieter Week 1, St. Brown’s Week 2 explosion showed off his talent. Facing a Ravens unit vulnerable to precise slot work, expect Goff to lean on St. Brown’s reliable hands for chunk gains, pushing past 80 plus yards in this total-shootout.

Same Game Parlay 3

Zay Flowers 70 plus Receiving Yards (-114) + Sam LaPorta 7 plus receptions (+280) + Mark Andrews 5 plus receptions (+220)

Parlay Payout : Bet $100 to win $1,940.28

Zay Flowers has averaged 109 receiving yards per game through two weeks (143 Week 1, 75 Week 2). Lamar Jackson’s 39.6% target share to him should make this an easy bet, with Lions’ secondary failing to contain receivers so far.

Sam LaPorta, Detroit’s premier pass-catching tight end, boasts a 60% catch rate on targets, with consistent volume from Jared Goff in high-total games like the expected 53.5-line shootout, as per FanDuel. Baltimore’s secondary has struggled containing slot mismatches, allowing tight ends 7+ receptions at times. LaPorta’s red-zone activeness and odds scream value for a breakout in this game.

Mark Andrews has just 2 receptions through 2 games but Lions’ have a history of covering tight ends poorly, and allowing 5+ receptions is not much of a tall ask, and still manageable in this game. With Andrews being one of Lamar’s go-to targets, expect Andrews to go for 6+ receptions in this game.

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Detroit Lions vs Baltimore Ravens Underdog Bets

Here are some of the best underdog bets for the Detroit Lions vs Baltimore Ravens (sourced from FanDuel)

Underdog Bets	Odds
Derrick Henry 125+ Rushing Yards	+320
Lamar Jackson 60+ Rushing Yards	+225
Lamar Jackson 3+ passing TDs	+188

Lions are aggressive up front but vulnerable to power backs if game script tilts run-heavy. Ravens may lean on Henry to control tempo, especially if Lamar’s pressured. If Baltimore builds a lead or controls tempo, Henry could rack up chunk gains late and potentially cross 125+ rushing yards.

Lions play aggressive man coverage and blitz often- often for Lamar to exploit with scrambles. Detroit’s defensive front with Aidan Hutchinson is explosive off the snap and aggressive but that can backfire, leading to overcommitments on pass rush lanes, leaving the edge vulnerable. Against mobile QBs like Jackson, this lack of discipline could create escape lanes for Lamar, with him potentially rushing for 60+ yards.

Lions blitz often, as mentioned earlier, leaving one-on-one coverage. If Lamar gets time from his O-Line, he can hit deep shots and red zone throws. With Andrews and Flowers healthy, Ravens have more than enough weapons to make that happen. Not to mention the fact that Jackson is coming off a 4 TD performance in Week 2 against the Browns.

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