PRIMER: Cincinnati Bengals (6-3) at Baltimore Ravens (3-5)

Game: Cincinnati Bengals (6-3) at Baltimore Ravens (3-5)
Time: 1:00 p.m (ET)
Location: M&T Bank Stadium
Series Leader: Ravens, 19-15
Streak: Ravens have won four of the past five.
Coaches vs. Opponent: Lewis: 11-9. Harbaugh: 6-4
Broadcast: CBS (1:00 PM ET): Greg Gumbel, Dan Dierdorf. SIRIUS: 125 (Cin.), 86 (Bal.). XM: 86 (Bal.).
SB Nation: Baltimore Beatdown
NFL.com: Game Center
Weather: Partly cloudy and 61 degrees [Weather Underground]
Uniform: White

CINCINNATI BENGALS

• The Cincinnati Bengals have won four of the past five games.
• Quarterback Andy Dalton is 25-16 as a starter; highest winning percentage by a Bengals quarterback in franchise history (minimum 20 starts).
• In his past four games, Dalton has 1,372 yards passing with 11 touchdowns, five interceptions and 102.2 passer rating.
• Dalton is looking to generate 300 yards passing or more for a fifth straight game.
• Running back Giovani Bernard leads all rookies with 628 yards from scrimmage.
• Bernard posted a career-high two rushing touchdowns last week.
• Running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis had 91 yards rushing and a touchdown in his last game against the Baltimore Ravens.
• Wide receiver A.J. Green aims to record 100 yards receiving for his fifth straight game.
• Green averages 95.8 yards/receiving per game this season -- second in the NFL.
• Wide receiver Marvin Jones posted a touchdown reception in his last game against the Ravens.
• Wide receiver Andrew Hawkins posted a career-high eight receptions in his last game against the Baltimore Ravens.
• In his last game against the Baltimore Ravens, defensive end Michael Johnson had two quarterback sacks.

BALTIMORE RAVENS

• The Ravens have won eight of their past ten games at home against the AFC North.
• Quarterback Joe Flacco, who needs 200 yards to reach 20,000 yards for his career, is 4-1 at home against the Bengals.
• Flacco, also 17-6 record in November (fifth-best in Super Bowl era), is 12-4 in his career at home against the AFC North.
• Running back Ray Rice has eight career touchdowns in ten meetings against the Bengals, most against any team.
• Since entering the league in 2008, Rice leads all NFL running backs with 338 receptions -- Ravens are 14-3 when Rice has 100 yards receiving.
• Wide receiver Torrey Smith is averaging 88.4 yards per game in 2013, fourth-best in the AFC.
• Rookie wide receiver Marlon Brown had a career-high two touchdown receptions last week.
• Tight end Dallas Clark needs two receptions to become the ninth tight end to reach 500 for a career.
• Linebacker Terrell Suggs has at least one quarterback sack in seven of eight games in 2013.
• Linebacker Daryl Smith leads the team with 71 tackles.
• Punt returner Tandon Doss has a 17.8 yard average on punt returns in 2013, best in the AFC.

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