Lamar Jackson will miss two of his weapons as the Ravens take on the Bengals with Mark Andrews and Rashod Bateman questionable.

The Baltimore Ravens are seen as slight favorites to win a revenge game in Cincinnati.

The Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals are both in a familiar position when the AFC North rivals face each other for the second time in 17 days on Sunday. The Ravens (6-7) are one game behind Pittsburgh in the division with four games to play,

Let's not forget, this Bengals team had Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills on the ropes, and driving to extend their fourth-quarter lead with five minutes remaining last week before Burrow's two interceptions. So, it will be anything but easy for Baltimore on the road. Lamar is hoping for a different result, so too are Ravens fans.

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Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson defended taking a rest day heading into Sunday's critical game at the Bengals.

At 4-9, the Bengals will need to win out and hope for several losses from the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens to have a chance in an unusually down AFC North division.