The Baltimore Ravens are underdogs heading into Monday's showdown with the San Francisco 49ers, just the second time this season they haven't been favored.

The Ravens and Niners are tied for the best record in the NFL at 11-3.

"We feel a little disrespected by that," Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton said. "I feel like we are the best team in the league, and we have an opportunity in front of the country to show it."

The Ravens are 5.5-point underdogs, according to ESPN Bet. 

This would be the second-largest underdog role of Lamar Jackson's six-year career.

Jackson and Baltimore were a seven-point underdog at the Kansas City Chiefs in 2018. The Ravens lost to the Chiefs 27-24 in overtime in what was Jackson's fourth career NFL start.

"I don't want them to pick us," Jackson said. "I like being the underdog. I believe we play better when we're doubted and [when] people aren't choosing us to win the game. I feel like we play better all the time, so just do it all the way to February. That's all I ask."