Do the Bengals have an answer for Jackson?

Jackson has a career record of 9-1 against the Bengals as a starter. In three games against Cincinnati with offensive coordinator Todd Monken, Jackson has eight touchdown passes, no interceptions, and has averaged 283 yards passing per game. Playing the Ravens twice in a season hasn’t helped the Bengals contain Jackson. It will be interesting to see what the Bengals try defensively, but they have a Jackson problem to solve.

Will Baltimore’s pass defense cool down Burrow?

Burrow threw five touchdowns against the Ravens in Week 5 and did it again last weekend against the Las Vegas Raiders. He and Jackson could turn this match into another shootout. The Ravens think they are on the right track to solving their problems defensively, but they will find out how much progress they have made when they face Burrow.

Can the Ravens continue their dominance in primetime?

The Ravens are 8-0 at home on Thursday night under Head Coach John Harbaugh. They are 21-3 under Harbaugh in primetime home games. The Ravens are fueled by the electric atmosphere at M&T Bank Stadium at night. The Ravens will wear their ‘Purple Rising’ helmets for the first time and will look to channel that energy into another victory.