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The preseason projected winner and runner up of the AFC North face off in NFL Week 7 as the Cincinnati Bengals (3-2) take on the Baltimore Ravens (4-2). Our AFC North beat writers certainly see a barnburner when looking at…

A to Z Sports analysts previewed the NFL Week 7 divisional matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals (3-2) and the Baltimore Ravens (4-2). Two of the three writers predicted a narrow 30-27 victory for the Bengals, citing their rest coming off a bye week and offensive matchup against Baltimore's secondary, while one analyst favored the Ravens to win 26-24.
Key storylines for the game include the expected return of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who practiced leading up to the contest. In their head-to-head history, Baltimore leads the all-time regular season series 33-28, and Jackson holds a 6-2 record against Joe Burrow when both quarterbacks start and finish the game.
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