Primer: Cincinnati Bengals (6-3) at Baltimore Ravens (6-3)

Game: Cincinnati Bengals (6-3) at Baltimore Ravens (6-3) 
Series Leader: Ravens, 16-14
Streak: Bengals have won three of the past four  
Coaches vs. Opponent: Lewis: 10-6. Harbaugh: 3-3
Broadcast: CBS (1:00 PM ET): Greg Gumbel, Dan Dierdorf. Westwood One Radio: Kevin Kugler, Mark Malone. SIRIUS: 112 (Cin.), 92 (Bal.). XM: 225 (Bal.).
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Weather: Mostly cloudy and 59 degrees at kickoff [Weather Underground] 
Uniform: White

CINCINNATI BENGALS

• Bengals are looking to post their fourth consecutive win on the road in 2011.
• Rookie quarterback Andy Dalton is 4-1 as a starter on the road, posting 10 touchdowns and three interceptions for a passer rating of 93.3.
• Dalton has 14 touchdowns, most by a rookie quarterback through the first nine games of the season since the merger in 1970.
• Dalton needs two passing touchdowns (14) to surpass Greg Cook (15 in 1969) for most touchdown passes by a rookie in franchise history.
• Dalton (1,866) surpassed Cook (1,854 in 1969) last week for most passing yards by a rookie in franchise history.
• In his past four games against the Baltimore Ravens, running back Cedric Benson is averaging 92 yards rushing per game.
• Rookie wide receiver A.J. Green leads all NFL rookies in receptions (41), yards receiving (635) and touchdown receptions (6).
• Four of Green's six touchdowns have been for 35 yards or more.
• Wide receiver Jerome Simpson posted a career-high 12 receptions last year against the Ravens (January 2, 2011).
• Tight end Jermaine Gresham has posted a touchdown reception three of the past four games.
• Bengals have allowed 86.8 yards rushing per game in 2011, second best in the NFL behind the San Francisco 49e3rs (73.2).
• Defense has nine interceptions in past four games against the Ravens.
• In his previous game against the Ravens, defensive end Carlos Dunlap posted 1.5 quarterback sacks.

BALTIMORE RAVENS

• Ravens are looking to post their seventh consecutive win at home.
• Quarterback Joe Flacco is 23-5 at home with 32 touchdowns, 16 interceptions and an 89.3 passer rating.
• Flacco looks to post 300 yards passing in his third consecutive game.
• Running back Ray Rice is averaging 118 yards from scrimmage per game.
• Rice leads all AFC running backs with 46 receptions in 2011, posting his first career touchdown pass last weekend.
• Wide receiver Anquan Boldin needs seven receptions to reach 700 for his career.
• Rookie wide receiver Torrey Smith is averaging 18.5 yards per reception.
• Tight end Ed Dickson had a career-high in receptions (10), yards receiving (79) and touchdowns (2) last week.
• Ravens have allowed 284.7 yards per game in 2011, third fewest in the FNL.
• Defense ranks second in the AFC with 27 quarterback sacks.
• Linebacker Terrell Suggs needs 0.5 quarterback sacks to reach 75 for his career.
• Safety Ed Reed has eight career interceptions against the Bengals.
• Linebacker Ray Lewis has five career interceptions against the Bengals -- most against any opponent.

TEAM RANKINGS (2011)

CAREER AGAINST THE RAVENS

Andy Dalton

Bruce Gradkowski

Cedric Benson

Jerome Simpson

A.J. Green

Andre Caldwell

Jermaine Gresham