The Baltimore Ravens are gearing up to take on the Miami Dolphins in Week 10 of the 2021 season in a “Thursday Night Football” game. Baltimore enters the contest at 6-2, while Miami is almost the polar opposite at 2-7. However, both teams will be hungry for a win.

The Ravens have had the upper hand over the Dolphins in recent years. Over the last three matchups, they’ve outscored Miami by a score of a whopping 137-16. Baltimore will look to continue that trend on Thursday against a struggling Dolphins team.

Below we look at final score predictions for the Ravens’ Week 10 matchup in Miami with the Dolphins.

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With the momentum that Baltimore gained in the second half and overtime of their Week 9 matchup with the Minnesota Vikings, it’s hard to envision the Ravens losing this game to a Miami team that is struggling in almost all facets of the game. The Dolphins’ offensive line has been among the worst in football, which bodes well for a Baltimore front seven that hasn’t sacked the quarterback as much as they would have liked through eight games.

On offense, Miami ranks 31st in net yards per pass attempt (5.2) and 30th in yards per carry (3.5). Their defense is a somewhat middling unit. All of those factors combined with how resilient the Ravens have proven they are could make this a dominant showing for Baltimore.

Ravens 34, Dolphins 16

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The Ravens have kept games relatively close this season, even against teams that (on paper) they should have realistically blown out.

Baltimore enters Week 10 with a 6-2 record and in first place in the AFC North despite facing multiple injuries. The Ravens will look to prove that their first-place lead in the division is not a mirage and look to take advantage of a Miami team that only has two wins through nine weeks.

Ravens 38, Dolphins 20

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The Ravens could be in for a big game on Thursday night, as they have the talent to potentially blow the doors off of an underachieving Dolphins team.

This is a game where Lamar goes off and throws four touchdowns. Each of his top three receivers in Marquise Brown, Rashod Bateman and Sammy Watkins get a touchdown as well as tight end Mark Andrews. Kicker Justin Tucker makes two easy fields goals, and Jackson sits in the fourth quarter to give some playing time to fellow quarterback Tyler Huntley.

Ravens 34, Dolphins 7