Ravens Reportedly Interested in Quarterback Daniel Jones

Ravens assert themselves as contenders

LA Times’ Sam Farmer: “The Chargers will try to set up the run, but the Ravens are No. 1 at stopping it. I’m leaning towards Baltimore in this Jim-John Harbaugh matchup because the Ravens are better.”

Sportsline Eric Cohen: “The Ravens’ best road game of the year was a Monday night contest at Tampa Bay in late October, and I think they’ll be in the spotlight once again this week. The Chargers have won four straight games, but those wins this week include Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry Ravens 30, Chargers 21 as they once again assert themselves as AFC contenders, although the Chargers will likely make the playoffs.”

Members of Sports Illustrated have been waiting for this upset.

Sports Illustrated Mitch Goldich: “I have to admit, this is mostly a thrill pick. No one has outdone me on the Ravens this year. I picked them to win the Super Bowl in the preseason and doubled down on that in our midseason personnel roundtable. Part of me thinks Jim Harbaugh is an NFL player.” He thinks this game is the only reason he’s coming back to Michigan. “Don’t give up anything to win.”

Sports Illustrated Peter Dewey: “The Chargers are red hot after getting over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 11 and have won four straight games heading into a home matchup with the Baltimore Ravens in Week 12. Baltimore is the favorite this time around, but the Ravens’ defense has been a problem all season. They have allowed the sixth-most points and yards per game, and Justin Herbert and the Chargers have been keeping the offense going in recent weeks, stopping Baltimore at home.”

John completes HarBowl three-peat

Bleach Report Vince Michelino: “Still, I believe this game has all the makings of an offensive shootout, and that’s in Baltimore’s favor. I would prefer the more explosive offense featuring an MVP candidate and running back with a historic offensive campaign. To say John is 2-0 I don’t even need to, etc. Jim, I love my big brother going to the three-peat.”