Lamar Jackson over 59.5 Rushing Yards (+100)

As the Ravens continue their push to the AFC's No. 1 seed, they'll have to do so without running back Keaton Mitchell, who will miss the rest of the season due to a torn ACL.

The team has a deep running backs room, but it, of course, can also lean on its signal-caller, Lamar Jackson, to gain ground yardage. Jackson is averaging 52.9 rushing yards per game and leads the team this season with 741 yards.

In actuality, the 49ers run defense is not as stout as it appears on paper. San Francisco has given up 89.4 rushing yards per game on average, the third-least in the league. However, teams rarely run on the 49ers; in fact, no defense in the league has seen fewer rushing attempts this season. San Francisco gives up 4.3 yards on average per rushing attempt, which ties for 11th most in the NFL.

Take the plus money here.

Christian McCaffrey over 84.5 Rushing Yards (-115)

Run defense is not a point of pride for the Ravens this season, either.

Baltimore has given up 102.1 rushing yards per game on average, which ranks 12th. That's not terrible, but teams also don't run on the Ravens much, often falling into an early hole and needing to pass to keep up. The Ravens give up 4.3 yards per attempt on average.

And Baltimore has to come into Levi's Stadium to face none other than Christian McCaffrey, the NFL's rushing leader with 1,292 yards, an average of 92.3 per game.

Eighty-five yards is a lot to bet on, but you can feel confident about McCaffrey hitting on this prop. He's topped that yardage in nine of the 14 games he's played this season.

Brock Purdy under 252.5 Passing Yards (-115)

Baltimore's secondary has been a strength this season; the Ravens only allow 185.7 passing yards per game, the sixth fewest in the league. They're also best in the league when it comes to yards given up per pass attempt, with a stingy 4.9.

Purdy has been fantastic this season. He has the fourth most passing yards in the league (3,795), the second most passing touchdowns (29) and only seven interceptions. He has been averaging enough passing yards per game (271.1) to top this prop, but it's not a good bet that he'll do so against Baltimore. If the 49ers are going to win this game, the offense is likely going to run through Christian McCaffrey.

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