Baltimore has allowed 35.4 points per game. That's 4 more points than the next-closest team (the Jets at 31.4). We're 5 games into the season, so the sample size is pretty decent. This is clearly one of the worst units in the league. Baltimore held the Browns to 17 points in Week 2. They've allowed 37+ points in every other game. The Rams have been one of the most efficient offenses in the league, ranking 1st in success rate at 50.6%. The Colts are the only other squad above 50% in that metric.

Offensive line issues have forced Jeanty to create most of his yards on his own. He's tied with Jonathan Taylor for the league lead in missed tackles forced. A healthy 58.2% of Jeanty's yards have come after contact. Fortunately, he shouldn't have to be so reliant on shaking off defenders in this matchup. Tennessee has allowed the 2nd-most yards before contact per carry. They've allowed the 3rd-most yards per game and 4th-most yards per carry to running backs. The Raiders are actually favored this week. Jeanty has averaged 20 carries in the 2 games the Raiders didn't lose by double digits.