In 17 days we'll be betting on Week 1 of the NFL. What a feeling. Late August is the time to start ramping up to a football mindset, and with one game tonight, we'd like to attack it in two ways. Do you use any DFS apps like Underdog or PrizePicks? They've been offering some player prop lines for these preseason games. This writer may or may not have gone 4-1 on player props Saturday. Don't judge — the wife was out of town and there were 10+ games to dig into. With that established, we've got a take on the game's result and a player you might want to consider loading up on PrizePicks/Underdog.

Baltimore loves winning in the preseason

The lone game tonight is between the Ravens and the Commanders. In case you've missed it, Baltimore has won 24 straight preseason games. That streak is both impressive and extremely weird. Who really cares? Still, the culture has clearly been set in this locker room and after watching John Harbaugh keep a clearly hobbled quarterback in last week to try and secure a win, it's obvious this is a streak the staff wants to preserve.

We could look at players and trends all we want, but why not just cap it there? To each their own. The Ravens want to win this game, and that is more than enough reason to back them tonight.

Betting: Baltimore moneyline (-130 DraftKings)

Look to the air for some prop plays tonight

The backup Washington secondary was reasonably picked apart in their first game last week, allowing 257 yards to Cleveland.

One name to keep an eye on is Baltimore WR Sean Ryan. Ryan led Baltimore pass-catchers in targets last week with seven, turning that work into four catches for 37 yards. On DFS apps, his line is set at just 25.5 tonight. He's very likely to play deep into this game, and four pass-catchers exceeded this number last week against the Commanders. Now, you'll need to find another player to pair with, as is the DFS structure, but we've got one leg ready for you.

Betting: Sean Ryan over 24.5 receiving yards (Underdog)

In the news ...

Spain defeats England in Women's World Cup final — For the first time in its country's history, Spain has won the Women's World Cup, taking down England 1-0. Spain was +550 pre-tournament to win it all. The next World Cup is not until 2026 for the men, hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Viktor Hovland shoots a final-round 61 to win BMW Championship — Viktor Hovland entered the weekend at just -4, yet proceeded to win the BMW Championship at 18-under thanks to his 61 on Sunday. His final-round score set a course record and a personal record, and it was the lowest final round in FedExCup Playoffs history. We've got just one FedExCup event left: the Tour Championship this week. This event is structured differently, taking into account the FedExCup Standings. Scottie Scheffler is +140 to win it all with starting strokes included. Hovland is +500, right behind Rory McIlroy.

Rookie Gunnar Henderson sets Baltimore record — Orioles rookie infielder Gunnar Henderson continues his strong season, becoming the youngest player in Baltimore history to tally four extra-base hits in a single game, breaking Cal Ripken Jr.'s record. Henderson has knocked 20 homers this year while slashing .242/.326/.462, and he's currently the -300 favorite to win Rookie of the Year.

Today's Bark Bets is written by Griffin Carroll