Sam Cohn Ravens 31, Dolphins 14. “For the first real time since the start of the season there is genuine confidence in the Ravens’ ability to perform as well on game day as they do on paper. Jackson is healthy, and most importantly, they’re back at the helm. Miami’s defensive unit has been among the worst in the NFL so far this season. This short week, despite an impressive performance against Atlanta, will be a challenge for a Ravens’ offense that is inspired.” Brian Wacker Ravens 27, Dolphins 13. “Lamar Jackson is a two-time NFL Most Valuable Player and a major upgrade to the Ravens passing attack. He has delivered consistently in prime time.” Miami’s defense was also exploited this season on the ground and in the air. Josh Tolentino Ravens 24, Dolphins 21, “Baltimore has lost two games on the road. However, John Harbaugh never began a season with a record of 0-3 away matches. Jackson’s presence on the visiting sideline should help Baltimore win its first victory streak this season. C.J. Doon Ravens 33, Dolphins 13. “This might be the time for Ravens’ fans to relax and enjoy their team. Lamar Jackson will put on an impressive show in front of his friends and family back home in South Florida. The Dolphins’ defense is severely weakened, particularly in the secondary. This could mean that Jackson repeats his 2019 performance, which featured a perfect pass rating, against Miami. Bennett Conlin Ravens 38, Dolphins 17. “This feels like an important statement game for Ravens at least internally.” Baltimore could be reminded of its dominance when it beats the Dolphins, even if the other NFL teams are not scared. Tim Schwartz Ravens 34, Dolphins 24, “Lamar Jackson should be back and so should the Ravens.” The Ravens are not the Super Bowl favorites they once were, before they went downhill in September and October. But they are healthier now than they have been since Week 1, and Jackson is back at quarterback. “That should be good enough against a bad, beat-up Dolphins squad.”