Numbers That Matter: Ravens vs. Browns

The Ravens have a strong track record in the playoffs, and West Coast teams have often struggled coming across the country for 1 p.m. games.

The Ravens can get after Baker Mayfield in pass rush and hope to cause turnovers. Cleveland's defense has struggled overall, but is good in two areas.

It's another top offense vs. top defense slugfest. Philip Rivers has done well against Baltimore over the years.

The Bucs lead the league in passing offense while the Ravens are the third-stingiest through the air. Tampa Bay has lost many turnover battles this season.

It's a classic offense vs. defense game in Kansas City, as the Chiefs offense and Ravens defense lead the league in several key stats.

The Ravens are allowing the fewest yards per passing attempt in the NFL, while the Falcons give up the third-most yards per carry. Baltimore has to improve on the road in December to reach playoffs.

The Ravens have a strong track record at home against West Coast teams and the Raiders rank near the bottom of the league in rushing defense, sacks allowed and points scored.

The Ravens have not sacked Andy Dalton very much in recent meetings, but Dalton has been susceptible to interceptions. Alex Collins had his best game of the year against the Bengals in Week 2.

The Ravens have been the league's best November team under John Harbaugh. Ben Roethlisberger has not played well at M&T Bank Stadium.

The Ravens have blown out the Panthers in their last two meetings. Joe Flacco has the fifth-most passing yards in the NFL. Two active sackleaders go head-to-head.

It's No. 1 offense vs. No. 1 defense. Joe Flacco and the Ravens offense have been good against the Saints while Drew Brees has struggled versus Baltimore. The Ravens are very tough at home, but the Saints travel well.

The Titans defense has been stingy in the first quarter and red zone. Baltimore's defense is clamping down on quarterbacks. Justin Tucker's accuracy is ridiculous.