1. Baltimore Ravens
On paper, a meeting with the Cincinnati Bengals is a dream matchup for the Baltimore Ravens since this seems like one of those games that could very well be over by the time the fourth quarter rolls around.
While the Ravens have picked up right where they left off from last season as a top contender in the AFC, the Bengals are going through a bit of rebuilding in the first year under Zac Taylor as head coach.
By now, Cincinnati seemed like they would have at least one or two wins to their name, especially when seeing how close they came against the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals.
With that being said, just because the Ravens will be viewed as heavy favorites to win this one doesn’t necessarily mean it will happen since as previously mentioned, the Bengals sometimes play their best football during this intense rivalry.
If Baltimore doesn’t take the proper approach, they could be the one that allows Cincinnati to finally earn that first win of 2019 while making the race in the AFC North even more interesting to deal with.
No matter what has taken place over the first five weeks, the Bengals would love nothing more than to hand their rivals a loss on Sunday, and potentially take home the honors of pulling off the top upset of the weekend.