CB Marlon Humphrey vs. WR DK Metcalf

Metcalf leads the Seahawks with 404 receiving yards and is averaging 15 yards per catch. He's a physical monster who loves to get physical with defensive backs. Whether it's Metcalf or Tyler Lockett, who isn't far behind with 370 receiving yards, Humphrey and the Ravens cornerbacks have some tough assignments.

LB Roquan Smith vs. RB Kenneth Walker III

The Seahawks are a team that believe in running the ball. Walker is tied for the sixth-most carries in the league and his five runs of 20 or more yards is tied for the second most. The Ravens were leakier than they would have liked last week in Arizona. They can't afford that this week.

C Tyler Linderbaum vs. DT Leonard Williams

The Seahawks' trade deadline acquisition put a tough assignment on Linderbaum's plate. Williams is one of the most talented defensive linemen in the league, and at 6-foot-5, 300 pounds, he's also one of the most physically imposing. The interior of the Ravens' offensive line paved the way for a big day on the ground last week and needs to do the same again.

WR Zay Flowers vs. CB Devon Witherspoon

This is a matchup of first-round picks overflowing with confidence. Flowers' streak of games with 50 total yards was snapped last week in Arizona. Witherspoon is the third-highest graded cornerback (minimum 50 snaps) in the league, per Pro Football Focus. Witherspoon loves to talk smack too.

RB Gus Edwards vs. ILB Bobby Wagner

Just like the Ravens have Smith, the Seahawks have Wagner locking down the middle of their defense and still operating as one of the best in the game. It's going to be a physical clash when Edwards and Wagner meet in the hole.