The Houston Texans are set to visit the Baltimore Ravens in a Divisional Round playoff showdown for the 2023 season on Saturday, January 20, at the M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.

The Ravens vs. Texans Divisional Round matchup will start at 4:30 PM Eastern Time or 1:30 PM PT. Fans can tune in for the national broadcasts on ESPN and ABC, and for those preferring a streaming option, fuboTV is available.

The commentary for the game will be provided by Joe Buck, who will take on play-by-play duties; Troy Aikman, who will offer color analysis; and Lisa Salters, who will serve as the sideline reporter.

Ravens vs. Texans Divisional Round Odds, Spread, Betting Lines

Here's a breakdown of the odds for the upcoming Divisional Playoffs clash between the Baltimore Ravens and the Houston Texans, according to the latest update from SI Sportsbook.

Moneyline:

Ravens: -500

Texans: +350

In the moneyline scenario, the Ravens are positioned as the favorites with -500 odds, indicating a potential $500 profit on a $100 bet if they secure a victory. Conversely, the Texans, seen as the underdogs, require a $350 bet to yield a $100 profit in the event of a successful outcome.

Spread:

Ravens -9.5 (-110)

Texans +9.5 (-110)

Placing a spread bet on the Ravens necessitates a win by more than 9.5 points for the bet to succeed. In contrast, a successful bet on the Texans with a +9.5 spread requires their victory or a loss by less than 9.5 points.

Total Points: 43.5

Over (-110)

Under (-110)

Opting for the over anticipates a cumulative points tally surpassing 43.5, while choosing the under predicts a total points count below 43.5.

Ravens vs. Texans Divisional Round Preview

The Ravens have had a sensational campaign, ending the regular season with the best record in the entire NFL at 13-4 and clinching the AFC North Division. Quarterback Lamar Jackson is also leading the pack as the frontrunner for the NFL MVP award.

Meanwhile, the Texans are in an exciting season due to the emergence of their rookie quarterback, C.J. Stroud. The team selected the two-time Heisman Trophy finalist with the second overall pick in the draft, and he has led them to a 10-7 record, topping the AFC South.

They faced each other during the season opener on September 10, with the Ravens coming out on top in a lopsided 25-9 victory.

The upcoming encounter between the Ravens and Texans will mark their second meeting in the playoffs. The first matchup at the 2011 AFC Divisional Game saw the Ravens emerge victorious, scoring 20-13 in Baltimore.

Ravens vs. Texans Divisional Round Pick

Ravens 30, Texans 17

The Ravens wrapped up the regular season as the top team in the NFL with a formidable top-five defense in their arsenal.

Despite Stroud's incredible playoff debut last week against the Cleveland Browns, the Ravens should be able to handle business at home.