RB Derrick Henry vs. LB Carson Schwesinger

The Browns held Henry to a season-low 23 yards on 11 carries in the Ravens' home opener. Henry and Offensive Todd Monken both said during the week that they need to have more success on the ground this time around. Henry has the chance to do so in the second meeting with Cleveland, just like he did last year when he rumbled for 138 yards and two scores to clinch the division title. Schwesinger has been one of the bright spots for the Browns this season, leading the team in tackles as a second-round rookie.

CB Nate Wiggins vs. WR Jerry Jeudy

In two career games against the Browns, Wiggins had an interception in each, including one in Week 2 that was nearly a pick-six. The second-year cornerback hasn't shied away from asking to shadow a team's top wideout, and that will be Jeudy on Sunday. Jeudy is coming off the best game of the season last week when he caught six passes for 78 yards and a touchdown. Taking away Cleveland's top perimeter weapon will only make things more difficult for rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel.

LT Ronnie Stanley vs. DE Myles Garrett

Stanley has continued to be an anchor on the Ravens' offensive line. He'll meet a familiar face in Garrett, who is tied for the league-high in sacks with 11. Garrett had 1.5 sacks and four quarterback pressures against Baltimore in Week 2, per Next Gen Stats. The All-Pro pass rusher is capable of wrecking any offensive game plan. Keeping him in check is priority No. 1 for Stanley and Baltimore's offensive front.

ILB Roquan Smith vs. RB Quinshon Judkins

Smith had one of his best career games against the Browns in Week 2 with 15 tackles and a 63-yard scoop-and-score. The All-Pro linebacker and the Ravens' defense got an appetizer of Judkins in that matchup, when the rookie tailback ran for 61 yards on 11 attempts in his career debut. Since then, Judkins has become Cleveland's bell-cow running back and leads all rookies in rushing yards.

OLB Dre'Mont Jones vs. RT Jack Conklin

With Mike Green's status in jeopardy due to an ankle injury, Jones is in line for an increased workload in his second game with the Ravens. After being traded from the Titans, Jones flashed in his debut with Baltimore last week with four pressures and two quarterback hits. Attacking Gabriel's blind side, Jones will often go up against Conklin, who gave up two sacks and 11 quarterback pressures last week against the Jets, per Next Gen Stats.