Sometimes, just one win can ignite the fire.

Lamar Jackson’s return to the M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday against the Chicago Bears will energize all those who watch him come out of the tunnel. Even if Jackson does not play, there are other sources that could spark the game.

Roquan Smith will face his former team in his first matchback. Smith’s passion is felt throughout the defense.

Patrick Ricard, a Pro Bowl fullback, will debut this season as Derrick Henry’s battering ram. Ricard isn’t called “Pancake Pat”, and he’s eager to deliver some bone-crushing block.

The Ravens have been healthier in recent years, and John Harbaugh has a 14-3 record in games immediately following a bye. The Ravens, who have lost four consecutive games, have had two full weeks to prepare. They’ll be ready for Chicago, no matter which quarterback they choose. The Ravens know that they need to win Sunday’s match badly.

Kyle Hamilton, safety, said: “People come here thinking that we are slim pickings and just looking for a free victory.” It’s our job to change that narrative.

In each of the three previous seasons, the Ravens won at least five consecutive games. It would be great to begin another streak with a win on Sunday. My thoughts on the Ravens in less than 50 words: