S Kyle Hamilton vs. QB Jayden Daniels

Daniels is the clear frontrunner for Offensive Rookie of the Year, but he'll have to face one of the game's most versatile defensive players in Hamilton on Sunday. Baltimore's pass defense is ranked No. 31 in the NFL while Washington's offense is rolling, so this weekend will be a big opportunity for Hamilton and the defense to show its potential.

CB Marlon Humphrey vs. WR Terry McLaurin

Humphrey is coming off a game-changing interception in Cincinnati last week but has a tough test facing McLaurin this week. McLaurin has been one of the game's top wide receivers since he was drafted, but now he has a seemingly reliable quarterback to get him the ball. He's enjoyed a strong start to the season, and Sunday's matchup with Humphrey and the rest of the secondary should be a fun one.

WR Zay Flowers vs. CB Benjamin St-Juste

Flowers had his best game of the season last week, catching seven passes for 111 yards as the Ravens won a thriller. Baltimore's offense was run heavy to start the season, but the pass game broke out against the Bengals and now faces a solid pass defense. St-Juste should get some reps against Flowers, who will look to build on a strong Week 5.

ILB Roquan Smith vs. RB Brian Robinson

Washington has the second-ranked run offense behind the Ravens as Brian Robinson Jr. is off to the best season of his career. Baltimore has the NFL's No. 1 rush defense, giving up just 60.4 yards per game, so Sunday will be a big opportunity for both sides. Look for Smith and Robinson to have some heavy collisions at M&T Bank Stadium.

C Tyler Linderbaum vs. DT Jonathan Allen

Linderbaum has only given up two pressures this season, according to Pro Football Focus, while he has been an elite run blocker for Baltimore's dynamic ground attack. Allen is 18th in the NFL with 12 pressures, per PFF, and will get a ton of reps against Linderbaum. Keep an eye on the middle of the trenches Sunday.