ILB Roquan Smith vs. RB James Cook

Cook is Buffalo's No. 1 running back, but he also has nearly 100 receiving yards on eight catches. He's a versatile player that Smith will have to face in the box and in coverage as the 2023 Pro Bowlers go head-to-head.

G Daniel Faalele vs. DT Ed Oliver

Faalele had his best game as a pro last week, but he has a tough task coming up. The Ravens ran for 274 yards in Dallas, but this week they face a stronger defensive front led by Oliver, someone Faalele clearly has respect for. "He's really explosive, a really good player," Faalele said. "It will be a good challenge. For me, it's trust my technique, trust in what's being coached, and get the job done."

LT Ronnie Stanley vs. DE Gregory Rousseau

Stanley is having his best season in years and will have some reps against Rousseau, who has three sacks this season. Rousseau doesn't just stay on one side, though, so look for him to get snaps over right tackle as well. Patrick Mekari has started all three games at right tackle but could be asked to move inside if left guard Andrew Vorhees (ankle) can't play.

S Marcus Williams vs. QB Josh Allen

If there was an MVP award through three weeks, it would likely go to Allen. Buffalo's offense is No. 1 in the NFL (37.3 points per game), and he only has one turnover. The Ravens' secondary has surprisingly struggled through three weeks, but Williams had a track record of being a ball hawk and could hand Allen his first interception of the season. Limiting Allen's damage will be priority No. 1 for Baltimore.

QB Lamar Jackson vs. CB Christian Benford

Last week Jackson attempted just 15 passes as the Ravens dominated on the ground, but Baltimore will likely air out the ball more this week. Benford is having a strong season and should see time covering Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman. The Ravens don't have a ton of explosive passing plays so far, but they could change that on "Sunday Night Football."