Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens, October 25, 2026
- After two straight weeks on the road, the Baltimore Ravens return home to host the Cincinnati Bengals in a matchup of division rivals (1 p.m. kickoff from M&T Bank Stadium). Cincinnati is coming off its bye week, while the Ravens are looking to rebound from a close 13-10 defeat last Sunday at Cleveland.
- Each team in the tight-raced AFC North owns a winning record, with Baltimore, Cleveland and Pittsburgh all sitting at 4-2, while Cincinnati is 3-2. (The NFC North is the NFL's only other division with everyone above .500.)
- The Ravens are 33-27 vs. Cincinnati in regular season play, including a 20-10 mark in Baltimore. The Ravens have won six of the past eight contests in the series. Additionally, QB Lamar Jackson is 11-2 as a starter against the Bengals during his career.
- Entering Week 7, Baltimore's offense ranks No. 8 in total yards per game (367.7), including No. 3 in rushing (151.5). WR Zay Flowers is averaging 94.2 receiving yards per contest (NFL's fourth-best mark and No. 1 in the AFC) on 32 catches for a 14.7 ypc average. RB Derrick Henry is No. 4 in rushing yards (534) and ties for second in scrimmage TDs (8). Though QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) has missed the past 2.5 games, he still owns league bests in yards-per-pass-attempt (10.1 avg.) and passer rating (119.6).
- In last Sunday's 13-10 defeat at Cleveland, the Ravens allowed season lows in total yards (237) and passing yards (144), also recording a season-high 5 sacks and 27 pressures on 17 Browns' dropbacks. QB Tyler Huntley was 19-of-31 passing for 165 yards and 1 TD (TE Josh Cuevas), with WR Zay Flowers catching 6 for 66.