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Staff picks for Sunday's Bengals-Ravens game at M&T Bank Stadium

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Staff picks for Sunday’s game between the Ravens and Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium:

Jen Badie

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Ravens 23, Bengals 17

The Bengals have generally played the Ravens tough at M&T Bank Stadium during Marvin Lewis' tenure (the Ravens lead the series in Baltimore 8-6). But with the playoffs on the line for the Ravens, don't expect Lewis to walk away with a win in potentially his last game as the Bengals coach.

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Edward Lee

Bengals 21, Ravens 19

The Ravens are fully aware of what is at stake: win and make plans for their first appearance in the AFC playoffs since 2014. But Cincinnati has been a notoriously tough out, and the players will be inspired to send coach Marvin Lewis out on a high note.

Mike Preston

Ravens 21, Bengals 17

The Ravens need to take charge early to remind the Bengals they have little to play for at this time. Regardless of the situations, it is always hard to predict how the Bengals will play. The Ravens, though, will get a gift or two in turnovers from the Bengals, including one from quarterback Andy Dalton.

Peter Schmuck

Ravens 23, Bengals 13

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The Ravens have to win, and when Joe Flacco and the Ravens have to win, history shows they usually do.

Childs Walker

Ravens 26, Bengals 20

The Bengals will find a way to keep it close; they usually do. But the Ravens have so much more on the line, and they’ve made fewer mistakes than Bengals throughout the season.

Jeff Zrebiec

Ravens 23, Bengals 20

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Regardless of what the Bengals’ record is and who they have on injured reserve, this is a scary game for the Ravens. But they are at home and they've proved adept this year at taking care of business, so they'll do enough to punch their postseason ticket.


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