Chiefs vs. Ravens prediction and fantasy outlook for Week 4 feat. Xavier Worthy, Mark Andrews, and more

Week 4 of the 2025 NFL season features one of the best games of the year between the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens. It's alwasy a highly anticipated matchup when these two elite teams face off and this one should be no different. Here's how thing could play out between these Super Bowl hopefuls, as well as some fantasy picks.

Week 4 Chiefs vs Ravens prediction

Chiefs vs Ravens

The Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens will meet again in Week 4 of the 2025 season in what has essentially become an annual rivalry game between AFC elites. Patrick Mahomes has gotten the better of Lamar Jackson in this series, owning a 4-1 head-to-head record so far.

Mahomes' offense has struggled a bit to open this year, but the Chiefs are expected to get Xavier Worthy back in their lineup. They have been unable to consistently produce big plays, which is exactly where the rising wide receiver can help them. Don't be surprised if the Chiefs find a way to upset the Ravens this week, especially with the game being played in Kansas City.

Prediction: Chiefs 24 - Ravens 23

Chiefs vs Ravens Week 4 fantasy outlook

Week 4 fantasy outlook

Xavier Worthy, WR, Kansas City Chiefs

Xavier Worthy is expected to make his return for the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 4 after suffering an injury in their first game of the season. Their offense has struggled this year, so getting the explosive wide receiver back in their lineup could be just what they need to get back on track. He finished as the overall WR33 as the primary passing target and should resume that role, at least until Rashee Rice returns as well.

Derrick Henry, RB, Baltimore Ravens

Derrick Henry got off to an excellent start to the 2025 season, finishing as the weekly RB1 in their first game. He has been uncharacteristically quiet since then, totaling just 73 rushing yards across the past two weeks. He should still be a focal point of the Baltimore Ravens' offense, making him a solid fantasy pick, despite playing against a tough Cheifs defense.

Mark Andrews, TE, Baltimore Ravens

Mark Andrews got off to a dangerously slow start to the season, totaling just two receptions for seven yards across his first two games. He appears to have bounced back in a mjaor way last week, finishing as the weekly TE2 with six receptions for 91 yards and two touchdowns. This makes him an attractive fantasy target, despite Isaiah Likely making his return to the lineup this week.