Series Leader: Ravens, 13-10
Streak: Bengals won five of the past six.
Coaches vs. Opponent: Lewis: 6-3. Billick: 10-7
Broadcast: CBS (4:05 PM ET): Dick Enberg, Randy Cross. Sirius: 119 (Cin.), 130 (Bal.). DirectTV: 712. DirectTV HD: 722
SB Nation: Baltimore Beatdown

Bengals

• Bengals look for third straight win against the Ravens.
• When Carson Palmer records three touchdowns or more, the Bengals are 11-2 -- 6-1 in the division. With 39 yards passing, Palmer will surpass 13,000 yards for his career. When posting a passer rating of 100 or more, Palmer is undefeated (4-0) against the Ravens.
• Of Palmer's 190 completions, 109 have either gone to T.J. Houshmandzadeh (62) and Chad Johnson (47). Of Palmers 16 touchdown passes, 13 have gone to T.J. (10) and Chad (3).
• When Rudi Johnson rushes for 100 yards or more, the Bengals are 15-4 (a stat that we may retire soon).
• In four games as a starter, Kenny Watson is averaging 85.2 yards per game.
• With a touchdown, T.J. Houshmandzadeh will have caught a score in nine straight games -- including five straight against the Ravens.
• The Bengals are 20-4 when recording two interceptions or more.
• Leon Hall leads all AFC rookies with three interceptions.

Baltimore

• The Ravens look to increase their four game winning streak against AFC North teams at home. Ravens are 11-4 at home, since 2002, against the Division.
• As a starter against Cincinnati, Steve McNair is 10-5 with a 92.7 rating (20 TDs, 6 INTs). As a starter for Baltimore, McNair is 15-6. With a rushing touchdown, McNair (37) will tie Kordell Stewart for third all-time among NFL quarterbacks.
• Willis McGahee is averaging 106.7 yards from scrimmage (854 yards total).
• When Todd Heap scores a touchdown, the Ravens are 15-7.
• When the defense records three sacks or more, the Ravens are 31-6 since 2003.
• Since 2002, Ed Reed leads all safeties with 32 interceptions -- five against the Bengals (second most against any opponent).

Team Rankings

Carson Palmer

Rudi Johnson

Chad Johnson

T.J. Houshmandzadeh