The Baltimore Ravens head to Paycor Stadium to take on the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 15, with both teams still fighting for playoff ground in the AFC North.
The Ravens enter at 6-7, the Bengals at 4-9, and Baltimore is considered narrow favorites.
At their best, these offenses can score with anyone, setting the stage for a matchup that can deliver fireworks, as we’ve seen in the recent battles between Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson.
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Is Lamar Jackson Playing Against The Bengals?
Lamar Jackson will play in Week 15. He was a DNP on Wednesday (rest), but practiced in full to close out the week and has no injury designation.
Still, he’s clearly battling through injury. It’s shown up on the field, and he’s popped up on past injury reports with ankle, toe, and knee issues.
It remains to be seen if these injuries will hamper his play on the field in any capacity this week.
Baltimore Ravens Injury Report
Rashod Bateman | WR (Questionable, Ankle)
Ar’Darius Washington | S (Questionable, Achilles)
Tavius Robinson | OLB (Questionable, Foot)
Cincinnati Bengals Injury Report
Tee Higgins | WR (Out, Concussion)
Shemar Stewart | DE (Out, Knee)
PJ Jules | S (Doubtful, Ankle)
Baltimore Ravens Player Stats
Lamar Jackson Stats: YDS: 2,060 | TD: 16 | INT: 5 | QBR: 60.0
Derrick Henry Stats: CAR: 222 | YDS: 1,025 | TD: 10 | AVG: 4.6
Zay Flowers Stats: REC: 68 | YDS: 891 | TD: 1 | AVG: 13.1
Roquan Smith Stats: SOLO: 58 | SACK: 0 | FF: 0 | INT: 0
Nate Wiggins Stats: SOLO: 42 | FF: 0 | INT: 3 | PD: 9
Cincinnati Bengals Player Stats
Joe Burrow Stats: YDS: 734 | TD: 8 | INT: 2 | QBR: 65.8
Chase Brown Stats: CAR: 172 | YDS: 727 | TD: 3 | AVG: 4.2
Ja’Marr Chase Stats: REC: 91 | YDS: 1,015 | TD: 5 | AVG: 11.2
Jordan Battle Stats: SOLO: 46 | FF: 1 | INT: 3 | PD: 5
Ravens vs. Bengals Head-to-Head RecordÂ
The Ravens hold a narrow edge over the Bengals in their long-running AFC North rivalry, which began in 1996, leading the regular-season series 32-27 ahead of their Week 15 matchup.
Factoring in the Bengals’ lone playoff win in the 2022 Wild Card round, the overall head-to-head record sits at 32-28 in Baltimore’s favor.
The Ravens struggle slightly on the road in Cincinnati, posting a 12-17 record there, but dominate at home with a 20-10 mark.
Recent games point to the rivalry’s intensity.Â
Before this week’s game, the Ravens had won four of the last five regular-season matchups. In 2024, Baltimore swept the season series with thrilling victories in back-and-forth battles.
The Bengals ended Baltimore’s streak this year on Thanksgiving, crushing the Ravens 32-14 on Thanksgiving in Baltimore. Cincinnati will now have an opportunity to build a win streak of its own as it plays host on Sunday.