Baltimore Ravens vs Cincinnati Bengals NFL Playoff Wildcard Predictions, Game Preview, Odds, How To Watch, Sunday, January 15<\/strong><\/p>\n Date: Sunday, January 15th NFL Experts Pick Playoff Wildcards Will the Ravens be able to make noise this late?<\/p>\n They’re splattered without Lamar Jackson and the point isn’t there. Defensively they’re doing everything they can, but offensively they’re doing too much.<\/p>\n But that’s the deal. The Ravens can’t keep up if this is like a shootout, so they scored his downs on the third on both sides of the ball, found pushes in the running game, Joe reached his burrow, and the whole game. You have to generate consistent pressure. Required.<\/p>\n Some of that was troubled by last week’s 27-16 loss to close out the regular season, but the ground game at least worked well enough to keep it interesting. Run defense continues to be great, pass defense holds up well, turnovers…<\/p>\n that was the problem. can be fixed.<\/p>\n The Ravens couldn’t control the time, but Kenyan Drake ran fine and Anthony Brown threw for 286 yards. Now the starters are back.<\/p>\n Lamar is gone, but JK Dobbins, Mark Andrews and a number of players who sat last week are back. Most importantly, Tyler Huntley is back under center.<\/p>\n Brown did everything he could, but his four turnovers were killer. Huntley isn’t airtight, but he has distributed three interceptions in five appearances and should be better at keeping things moving.<\/p>\nBaltimore Ravens vs Cincinnati Bengals NFL Playoff Wild Card Prediction Game Preview<\/h2>\n
How to watch Baltimore Ravens vs Cincinnati Bengals<\/h3>\n
Game time: 8:15 ET
Venue: Peycoe Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio
How to watch: NBC
Record: Baltimore Ravens (10-7), Cincinnati Bengals (12-4)
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