OLB Odafe Oweh vs. LT Orlando Brown Jr.

This won't be the first time these two have met. Oweh faced off against Brown in 2021 as a rookie when Brown was on the Chiefs. Oweh helped secure a win with a late forced fumble and recovery. Even though he didn't get any sacks, Oweh is coming off a strong Week 1 performance. Brown did not have a great start to his Bengals career, giving up three pressures and two hits in Week 1.

CB Brandon Stephens vs. WR Ja'Marr Chase

The Ravens have opted to shadow Chase with top cornerback Marlon Humphrey in past meetings, but they won't have that luxury this time around. Half of the battle with Chase is getting him to the turf after the catch, and Stephens was a strong tackler in the season-opener. Still, Chase's deep speed will be a challenge regardless of who lines up opposite him.

LT Patrick Mekari vs. DE Trey Hendrickson

Hendrickson is one of the Bengals' top defensive players and logged a sack in his opener. Expected to step in for Ronnie Stanley at left tackle, Mekari is a savvy veteran who will have his hands full throughout the game.

RB Justice Hill vs. S Dax Hill

Brothers will meet at Paycor Stadium, now both key parts of their respective teams. It will be interesting to watch who wins when Hill meets Hill in the open field. Dax was the Bengals' first-round pick in 2022. Justice is stepping into a leading role after the season-ending injury to J.K. Dobbins.

DC Mike Macdonald vs. QB Joe Burrow

In three matchups against the Ravens defense last season, Burrow threw for 217 yards, 215 yards, and 209 yards. Ravens Defensive Coordinator Mike Macdonald changed coverages well, making Burrow a little more hesitant to pull the trigger and settle with underneath throws. Now Macdonald will look to confuse one of the league's best quarterbacks again.