Los Angeles Chargers at Baltimore Ravens prediction, start time and team news on Nov. 16, 2026
The Ravens are favorites at 68% and the Chargers are at 34%, but the Ravens turn to a new quarterback after four straight losses. The Chargers have lost 11 in a row and need their pass protection to hold up for Justin Herbert.
Football
By George Karmpoulonis

The Chargers at Ravens Monday night game in Week 10 pairs the NFL's only winless team with a Ravens side that has lost four straight. The Chargers are 0-8 and have dropped 11 consecutive games dating to last season, the franchise's longest losing streak since it started 0-11 in 2000, according to ESPN. The Ravens are 4-5 without Lamar Jackson, who is on injured reserve after thumb surgery.
The game also puts Jim Harbaugh against Jesse Minter, who spent two seasons as the Chargers' defensive coordinator and two before that running Harbaugh's defense at Michigan. Minter now coaches the Ravens, and the two meet on Monday, November 16, at 8:15 p.m. ET.
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When is Chargers vs Ravens?
- Date: Monday, November 16, 2026
- Kickoff: 8:15 p.m. ET
- Competition: NFL, Week 10
- Home team: Ravens
- Chargers win: 34%
- Ravens win: 68%
What is the Chargers vs Ravens prediction?
The Ravens are favorites at 68%, with the Chargers at 34%. Market data as of November 11, 2026. For the latest market probabilities, check the OG.com platform.
These percentages reflect the market's expectations, not guaranteed outcomes, and the implied probabilities can move as traders react to new information. The Ravens' case starts with the ground game. They average 138 rushing yards per game, tied for fourth in the NFL, and Derrick Henry has 689 yards and eight touchdowns on 175 carries.
The Chargers allow 122 rushing yards per game and just traded starting linebacker Daiyan Henley to the Broncos, so their linebacker group is thinner than it was a week ago. A run-heavy script also suits the Ravens because the Chargers score a league-low 15.1 points per game and have not topped 23 in any of their last five.
The Ravens still have to score with a quarterback who joined the team last week. They have put up 13 or fewer points in four straight games, and Jacoby Brissett's career record as a starter is 23-50, according to ESPN. Their defense has also allowed 35, 36 and 33 points in its last three games.
Chargers vs Ravens win probabilities
- Chargers win: 34%
- Ravens win: 68%
In sports prediction markets, each percentage is the market's chance that a team wins the full game. The Ravens are 1-3 at home, so their 34-point edge in the market rests largely on the Chargers' 0-8 record and the Chargers' scoring problems.
How could Chargers vs Ravens unfold?
The Ravens can shorten the game by running. They gained 172 yards on the ground against Jacksonville last Thursday, including Justice Hill's 65-yard touchdown, but managed only 55 net passing yards with Joe Fagnano at quarterback. Brissett threw for 1,719 yards, 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions in eight starts for Arizona before the Cardinals benched him, according to Sportsnet, so offensive coordinator Declan Doyle has a more experienced passer to pair with Henry.
The Chargers need to change the shape of the game. They went 12 straight quarters and 37 offensive drives without a touchdown before Quentin Johnston's 58-yard score against Houston, according to ESPN. Omarion Hampton leads the team with 369 rushing yards, and Herbert has completed 144 of 235 passes, but his 11 interceptions lead the NFL, tied with New England's Drake Maye.
Minter spent the last two seasons running the Chargers' defense and knows their staff, including coordinator Chris O'Leary, whom he mentored. That familiarity gives the Ravens a detailed read on the opposition, and the offense he now faces, run by Mike McDaniel, has produced little against anyone this season.
What is the latest team news?
Both teams carry questions at quarterback and in the secondary, and the statuses can change before the final injury designations arrive.
What is the latest on the Chargers?
Herbert is listed as questionable with an injury to the middle finger of his left, non-throwing hand. X-rays were negative, and Harbaugh said Monday that he "should be good to go." Herbert left the Texans game in the fourth quarter, and DJ Uiagalelei finished it.
Wide receiver Ladd McConkey is questionable after back spasms kept him out of the Texans game. Harbaugh described him as day-to-day on Monday, according to NDTV US Sports. Cornerbacks Isas Waxter and Cam Hart and defensive lineman Justin Eboigbe all hurt ankles against Houston, and Harbaugh said the Chargers would "see how the week goes."
What is the latest on the Ravens?
Minter said Monday that he expects Brissett to start. Jackson (thumb) and Tyler Huntley (toe) are on injured reserve, and Fagnano, the undrafted rookie who started against Jacksonville, has dealt with an ankle issue.
Safety Kyle Hamilton is questionable with a hip injury, and Minter said he "looks fairly good." Cornerback Nate Wiggins (illness) and safety Jaylinn Hawkins (knee) are also questionable, and Minter was optimistic about both returning this week.
What could decide Chargers vs Ravens?
Three matchups look most likely to separate two teams that have combined for one win in their last 10 games.
Can the Chargers protect Herbert?
The Chargers rank 31st of 32 teams in sacks allowed with 31, and Herbert went down a career-high eight times against Houston. The Ravens have 17 sacks in nine games, led by Mike Green with 3.5, but they had just two in their last three games after sacking Cleveland five times in Week 6. If the pass rush stays quiet, Herbert gets the time his offense has lacked.
Can Brissett give the Ravens a different offense?
The Ravens have had 11 days since their last game and the Chargers eight, which gives Brissett more time to learn Doyle's offense. Zay Flowers leads the team with 614 receiving yards, and the Chargers allow 27.4 points per game, tied for 28th. The Chargers' defense does rank eighth in opponent third-down rate at 34.3%, so Brissett cannot count on easy conversions.
Who wins the turnover battle?
The Chargers have 19 giveaways, tied for 31st, and a turnover margin of minus-seven. They turned the ball over at least twice in each of their last five games. The Ravens gave it away three times in each of their last two games, so a short field is the quickest way either offense can find points.
What could move Chargers vs Ravens prediction?
Herbert's final designation and McConkey's availability decide how much the Chargers can threaten a Ravens secondary that allowed 280 net passing yards to Buffalo and 242 to Jacksonville. On the Ravens side, Brissett's confirmation as the starter and the status of Hamilton, Wiggins and Hawkins shape both their passing game and their coverage.
Monday's game is one of several NFL markets on the daily sports prediction markets schedule for the week.
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