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Matchups to Watch in Ravens-Cowboys, Week 3

Here are five matchups to look out for in the Ravens-Cowboys game.

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LT Ronnie Stanley vs. LB Micah Parsons

Stanley is off to his strongest start since 2019 but will have a tough test facing Parsons. Parsons had 14 sacks last season and will spend time going against Stanley, but he will also move around Baltimore's line looking for a weak link. Baltimore has struggled against star rushers through two weeks and Sunday won't get any easier.

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ILB Trenton Simpson vs. TE Jake Ferguson

The Ravens gave up 98 yards to rookie tight end Brock Bowers last week and now face a 2023 Pro Bowl tight end in Ferguson. Simpson, who played every defensive snap for the first time in his career last week, will try to slow down Ferguson and the rest of Dallas' playmakers in the middle of the field.

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CB Marlon Humphrey vs. WR CeeDee Lamb

Lamb was second in the league in receiving yards last season and will face an up-and-down Baltimore secondary on Sunday. Humphrey will get his share of reps against Lamb in a matchup of multi-time Pro Bowlers. For the Ravens to get their first win of the season, keeping Lamb in check is pivotal.

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QB Lamar Jackson vs. QB Dak Prescott

Jackson won his second MVP last season and Prescott finished as the runner-up. Both quarterbacks are in their prime and coming off elite seasons. Sunday's game has boom potential for these offenses as each team is looking to rebound from disappointing losses.

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WR Zay Flowers vs. CB Trevon Diggs

Diggs missed most of last season with a torn ACL, but now he's healthy again and should see Flowers a lot in Week 3. Flowers had 91 receiving yards and a touchdown last week, and he continues to be a favorite target for Jackson in Year 2. A two-time Pro Bowler, Diggs can certainly be a ball hawk. He had 11 interceptions in 2021 and got one in the Cowboys' season opener.

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