The Super Bowl champs get their home opener Week 2 against Cleveland, who has never beaten Baltimore since Harbaugh arrived. But there have been close calls; the Browns tend to push the Ravens to the edge.

Soldier Field isn't an easy place to play, especially late in the season. If the weather is an issue, this mid-November matchup could be an old-school, defensive-minded game dominated by running attacks.

This MNF showdown could become an offensive shootout with Flacco and Stafford under center. The Lions had a down 2012 year, but arguably have the NFL's best in Calvin Johnson.

The Ravens have won their last two matchups at Heinz Field, but that doesn't make enemy territory any easier. This rivalry game is always one of the NFL's best, and this season shouldn't be any different.

For the third straight year, the Ravens will end the regular season in Cincinnati. Marvin Lewis' team always plays the Ravens tough. This Week 17 matchup could decide the division.

Rodgers will lead the Packers into Baltimore in a matchup that features two of the best quarterbacks in the game. They could also be the NFL's two highest-paid if Rodgers gets a new deal before Week 6.

The Ravens topped the Patriots twice last season, including in the AFC championship. This is always an emotional game, and this year's matchup could have significant playoff implications.

This will be the fourth time these two have played in the last three years. The game will be emotional for Ravens fans as Ed Reed will be in a Texans uniform, making his much-anticipated return to Baltimore.

This year starts where the Broncos' 2012 season ended. Peyton Manning and Co. will look for redemption after Baltimore's thrilling overtime victory in last year's playoffs. Winning in Denver is never easy.

The Ravens are back in primetime Thanksgiving night. Once America wakes up from its Thanksgiving dinner coma, it will see two rivals duke it out in an old-fashioned slugfest. A fitting end to a great day.