Kyle Goon Ravens 27, Browns 13, “As long the Ravens are careful with the ball and harass the younger Browns to make a few turnovers themselves, Cleveland will not be able to catch them, even at home.” Giana Han Ravens 30, Browns 17. “In a matchup that features Dillon Gabriel against the Ravens defense and Lamar Jackson against the Browns defense, I will take the Ravens for both matchups. The Ravens defense is on a roll, while Cleveland is in a slump. The Browns’ elite defense to start the season hasn’t compensated for their offensive deficiencies. Jackson’s star is on the rise.” Paul Mancano Ravens 30, Browns 17, “If Baltimore could get the ball moving Sunday, it would relieve pressure on a passing offense that might be without wideout Rashod bateman.” Jonas Shaffer Ravens 20, Browns 13. “Even if Lamar Jackson or Derrick Henry struggle with their performance, the Ravens’ defense and special teams will be able to provide them the opportunity to succeed.” I don’t anticipate another blowout but it is hard to imagine that the Browns will ever take a significant lead. Childs Walker Ravens 27, Browns 16. “The Ravens defense is playing much better now. It had its only success in the early part of the season against Cleveland. The rookie Dillon Gabriel, who played in Baltimore as a starter, is faster than Joe Flacco but hasn’t had the ability to punish opponents on the field. The Ravens are aware that they cannot afford to make mistakes, and won’t. Brandon Weigel Ravens 24, Browns 20, “Cleveland is a formidable defense, ranking second for passing yards allowed per game (167) and tenth for rushing yards allowed per game (97.9). This leads me to believe that the score in the rematch will be closer. I’m also still thinking about the Ravens’ inconsistent offensive performance against the Vikings on Sunday. “But this Browns’ offense behind rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel isn’t frightening anyone.”