Two teams looking for a response
The winless Los Angeles Chargers visit the 4-5 Baltimore Ravens in Week 10, with both teams trying to reverse a string of lopsided defeats. Kickoff is set for Monday, Nov. 16, at 8:15 p.m. ET at M&T Bank Stadium. Los Angeles comes off a 44-22 loss to Houston. Baltimore lost 33-10 to Jacksonville, its third consecutive defeat by at least 22 points. The Ravens have the better record, but neither team brings encouraging recent results into this matchup.
Scoring gaps define the matchup
The Chargers have scored 121 points and allowed 219 through eight games, a minus-98 differential. Their three listed recent results include a 24-9 loss at the Los Angeles Rams in Week 8 and a 22-6 loss at Kansas City in Week 6, followed by the Houston defeat in Week 9. Baltimore has scored 189 points and surrendered 236 through nine games, a minus-47 differential. Its recent slide has exposed problems on both sides of the ball: the Ravens lost 35-13 to Cincinnati, 36-10 at Buffalo and 33-10 to Jacksonville. Across those three games, Baltimore scored 33 points while allowing 104. Los Angeles scored 37 and allowed 90 across its three listed results. Both offenses need more production, while neither defense has held an opponent below 22 points in those stretches.
Henry tops the fantasy outlook
Derrick Henry carries the highest supplied PPR projection in this matchup at 18.2 points. Zay Flowers follows at 14.6, giving Baltimore the top two projected options. Jacoby Brissett is projected for 13.8, with the Ravens defense at 7.7 and Justice Hill at 7.4. Justin Herbert leads the Chargers’ projections at 12.1 PPR points, followed by Ladd McConkey at 10.4. Cameron Dicker checks in at 8.3. The Chargers’ running back projections offer little separation: Omarion Hampton sits at 7.9 and Kimani Vidal at 7.7. That narrow gap gives fantasy managers no clear projected advantage between the two. Henry, by contrast, stands well above the other listed backs, while Flowers holds a 4.2-point projection edge over McConkey.