Baltimore faces AFC rivals in prime time this week, allowing Ravens enthusiasts to watch extra football on Sunday. The Ravens are 8-3 this week, tied with the Miami Dolphins for the AFC record and second-highest score in the NFL. .
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But in Week 12, it’s clear who Ravens enthusiasts will be rooting for, and some teams’ losses will help Baltimore’s cause going forward. According to the team’s website, there are 4 games to pay close attention to, with apparent interest from Ravens enthusiasts. .
Ravens fans will cheer on the Bengals on Sunday.
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Steelers vs. Bengals
On Sunday at 1 p. h. ET m. , the 6-4 Steelers face the 5-5 Bengals in an AFC North game that all Baltimore enthusiasts take note of. Pittsburgh just fired offensive coordinator Matt Canada. Es the first time the Steelers have replaced a coordinator or midseason workout since 1941. Time will tell if this resolution is enough to help the offense catch fire, which he wants to do to keep Pittsburgh in the playoff race.
The Bengals have lost back-to-back games and are in last place in the North, and starting quarterback Joe Burrow for the rest of the season because of a wrist injury suffered last week against the Ravens. The Steelers are still a bigger hurdle in the department than the Bengals, so. . . LET’S GO BENGALS!
Jaguars in the Texans
Also starting Sunday at 1 p. m. ET will be the Jaguars 7-3 against the resurgent Texans 6-4. This is an AFC South game that features two of the most productive quarterbacks in the league, Trevor Lawrence and C. J. The two will face each other, and the winner will get clear merit for a departmental victory. Baltimore already beat the Texans in Week 1 and will face Jacksonville in Week 15. Given that the Jaguars are closer to the Ravens in the playoff race. . . LET’S GO TEXANS!
Browns in Broncos
In the past Widow, it starts at 16:05. And, there are the Browns 7-3 against the Broncos 5-5. Both are on back-to-back winning streaks, with Denver winning 4 in a row while Cleveland has won its last three. The Browns are hot on the Ravens’ heels for the most sensible spot in the North, and Russell Wilson appears to have rediscovered his game under new Broncos head coach Sean Payton. 1 in the league, but the Browns have already shown they can win without Deshaun Watson. LET’S GO BRONCOS!
Chefs in Raiders
Kicking off at 4:25 p horas. ET m. , the Chiefs are bracing from their Monday Night Football loss to the Eagles and have had a short week to prepare for the 5-6 Raiders. But it’s not Josh McDaniels’ team in Las Vegas, as they’re 2-1 down. Interim coach Antonio Pierce and are betting with renewed vigor. The Ravens want to stay ahead of Kansas City in the standings, so a win for the Raiders would be the cause. LET’S GO RAIDERS!
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