Baltimore enters at 4-2 looking to bounce back from a loss in Cleveland as Cincinnati visits at 3-2.
The Ravens and Bengals meet Sunday at 1:00 PM EDT at M&T Bank Stadium in a game that could shake up the AFC North. Baltimore comes in at 4-2, having scored 156 points and allowed 132 through six games, but sits at 0-1 in the division and is coming off a loss in Cleveland. Cincinnati arrives at 3-2.
The Ravens lean on their ground game, ranked third in the league at 151.5 rushing yards per game, with Derrick Henry doing the heavy lifting. Their offense ranks seventh in scoring at 26 points per game, and the defense has piled up 15 sacks with a plus-2 turnover margin. On the other side, Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase remain the recurring nightmare for Baltimore's secondary, a matchup that has burned the Ravens before in crucial moments.
Baltimore's offensive line is finally at full strength, though it is still early days for Cam Jurgens snapping to Tyler Huntley in a new offense, and he will have to deal with Dexter Lawrence up front. Huntley may lean on a quarterback-friendly target like Ja'Kobi Lane for contested catches downfield or against the blitz.