The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Baltimore Ravens for what could be the best game of Week 11. 

Check out our full odds, picks and predictions for this matchup. Now, here are our best prop bets for Steelers vs. Ravens.

*Odds subject to change

Steelers QB Russell Wilson OVER 226.5 passing yards (-113) – Caesars Sportsbook

Wilson has comfortably thrown for over 226.5 yards in two of his three starts this season. This week he faces a Ravens defense that ranks dead last in the NFL against the pass, surrendering nearly 300 passing yards per game.

Last week Baltimore gave up 428 yards to Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. With weapons such as receiver George Pickens and tight end Pat Freiermuth, Wilson should have no problem winning you this bet.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson OVER 235.5 passing yards (-117) – Caesars Sportsbook

The Steelers could bottle up the Ravens' rushing attack a bit as they rank fourth in the league against the run. However, Pittsburgh's defense is middling against the pass, and as many Ravens games have this season, this one could turn into a shootout.

Jackson has eclipsed 235 passing yards in his last six games. He has a great rapport going with receiver Zay Flowers, and newly acquired receiver Diontae Johnson should be getting comfortable within the offense by now.

Steelers WR George Pickens ANYTIME touchdown (+130) – DraftKings

As noted above, the Ravens are ranked last in the NFL against the pass. They have surrendered the most receiving touchdowns in the league with 22, and gave up four to Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase last week.

Pickens is a big play machine, averaging a whopping 16 yards per reception and ranking ninth in the NFL in receiving yards. He has just two touchdowns on the year, but both have come over the past three weeks. 

Ravens RB Derrick Henry ANYTIME touchdown (-180) – Caesars Sportsbook

This is one of the safest bets you can make. Henry has scored a touchdown in every single game this season, leading the league with 14. He is also leading the way in rushing and total scrimmage yards. 

Henry is averaging 19 touches per game this season. The Steelers have a pretty solid run defense, but if the Ravens' offense gets inside the 10-yard line, you can bet pounding Henry into the endzone will be the priority.