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Philip Rivers and the Chargers look to stop Ravens Winning Streak

This Sunday Night we have a great game with two teams that both carry great Quarterbacks that can straight up drive their teams down the field when it is needed the most.

The game will have the Baltimore Ravens take on the San Diego Chargers at 8:20pm Eastern Time and will be aired live for all you fans via NBC.

The game will be played at the Qualcomm Stadium in California and it has the Chargers trying to keep their new winning streak alive and see if they can improve from their third place in the AFC West.

For the Chargers it might be a little too late since they are currently 6-7 for the season, but after having lost six games in a row they have now won their last two games in convincing fashion.

However this Sunday will be a different story because it is well known just how tough the defense if for the Ravens they play harder than any other team and do it for the entire game.

The Ravens enter this game with a record of 10-3 and are currently sitting in first place in the AFC North; they have now won their last four games in a row and have won six out of their last seven games.

Their three loses of the season were a first disappointing loss to Tennessee Titans, but their other two loses came to Jacksonville by five and then they also lost by five to Seattle.

Overall one can`t really find too many faults in their season, they just have to keep trusting Joe Flacco and when he does not have his best day they can always rely on the Defense working their butts off for the franchise.

The line right now states that the Baltimore Ravens are favorites by one and a half point which is nothing so the game could go either way.

The Total is at forty-four and a half points right now and if Philip Rivers can manage to score early or at least put together a good drive that will help his confidence.

If that was to be the case then for sure I can see the total going over, I for one just am not a big fan of betting unders considering that sometimes teams just get on a roll and blow right past that total.