Final Drive: A Thanksgiving Treat Coming to M&T Bank Stadium

Here's what to expect at the Ravens' Thanksgiving game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Ravens and Bengals have had some shootouts in recent years, and Joe Burrow is returning to action.

The Ravens kick off a key three-game slate on Thanksgiving against the rival Cincinnati Bengals.

The Ravens need to contain Tyrod Taylor and the Jets' explosive run game, score touchdowns in the red zone, and get Derrick Henry rolling.

Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken talked about the Ravens' No. 28 red zone offense.

The Ravens are 2-3 at home this season and want to give the fans a better performance with the Jets flying into town.

The Ravens have a history of making magic in Cleveland during the John Harbaugh era.

Ravens CB Chidobe Awuzie saved the game with an end zone pass breakup against the Browns.

The Ravens need to keep Myles Garrett from taking over, pressure Dillon Gabriel, and win the special teams battle.

The Ravens have lost three of their last four games in Cleveland and know they'll have another battle Sunday.

The Ravens' streak of getting defensive turnovers has been part mental preparation.

Keaton Mitchell is averaging 6.2 yards per carry this season and Head Coach John Harbaugh wants to see more.

Rookie Malaki Starks has been the NFL's highest-graded safety the past two weeks with back-to-back interceptions.

The Ravens have to deal with the noise at U.S. Bank Stadium, figure out J.J. McCarthy in his fourth game, and beat the Vikings' aggressive blitzing defense.

Mark Andrews, Isaiah Likely, and Charlie Kolar are all in contract years and all rooting for each other.

The Ravens are preparing for a loud environment and horn at the Vikings' U.S. Bank Stadium.

New Ravens OLB Dre'Mont Jones will have a significant role at a position of need.

The Ravens already made two trades this season with Alohi Gilman and Jaire Alexander. Will they make another?

Mark Andrews, Isaiah Likely, and Charlie Kolar combined for three touchdowns in the win over Miami.

The Ravens needs to keep the offensive momentum rolling, continue to get turnovers, and limit Miami's game-breakers.

Miami is a special place for several Ravens, including Lamar Jackson and Zay Flowers.

Ravens players have a new outlook on the season after coming out of the bye with a win.

With a win over the Bears coming out of the bye, the Ravens see a new season ahead despite their difficult start.

The Ravens need to get in an offensive rhythm, put a lid on the Bears' big plays, and win the turnover battle.

Facing his former team, Roquan Smith is looking to provide a spark for the Ravens defense.