Chargers vs. Ravens Fantasy Football Worksheet, Week 12

The Worksheet, a comprehensive fantasy football preview by Rich Hribar, breaks down everything you need to know about the Week 12 matchup between the Ravens and Chargers.

Find a breakdown of every Week 12 NFL game in our Worksheet Hub.

Baltimore	Rank	@	LA Chargers	Rank
-4.0		Spread	4.0
25.25		Implied Total	21.25
27.6	4	Points/Gm	25.9	8
16.1	2	Points All./Gm	23.8	23
62.9	18	Plays/Gm	64.1	15
64.8	24	Opp. Plays/Gm	67.5	29
5.8	5	Off. Yards/Play	5.5	10
4.2	1	Def. Yards/Play	5.8	29
51.30%	1	Rush%	40.56%	22
48.70%	32	Pass%	59.44%	11
37.45%	5	Opp. Rush %	37.33%	4
62.55%	28	Opp. Pass %	62.67%	29

Baltimore has outscored their opponents by a league-high 67 points in the first quarter and 109 points in the first half this season.
The Ravens have 102 more points scored on rushing plays than their opponents, the largest differential in the league. The next closest team is San Francisco (60).
The Chargers have allowed 40.9% of the drives against them to reach the red zone or score prior, 30th in the league.
24.6% of the drives against Baltimore have reached the red zone or scored prior, second in the league.
The Ravens have allowed a touchdown on 10.3% of opponent possessions, the lowest rate in the league.
Chargers games are averaging a league-high 540.2 combined passing yards per game.
Baltimore games are averaging 381.2 combined passing yards per game, 29th in the league.
The Chargers are allowing 36.1 yards per drive, 31st in the league.
Baltimore is allowing 24.8 yards per drive, second in the league.

Trust = spike production for that player

Quarterback

Lamar Jackson (TRUST): After a three-game slide as QB17 or lower, Jackson bounced back last Thursday as the QB4 (23.9 points).

Jackson averaged 10.2 yards per pass attempt, his second-best rate in a game this season.

He should find little resistance in keeping things going here against a Chargers defense we have picked on all season. And one that just lost Joey Bosa.

The Chargers have allowed a league-high 8.1 yards per pass attempt and 11.9 yards per completed pass (29th).

The Chargers are allowing 17.9 passing points per game, 30th in the league.

They are coming off allowing 322 passing yards and a QB9 (20.9 points) week to Jordan Love, the sixth top-10 scoring week they have allowed this season.

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