Coming up, the Bengals and the Dolphins, their first loss of the year.

And Lamar Jackson gets ready to face off against Josh Allen and the Bills.

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Two of the most electric quarterbacks in the game meet in Baltimore on Sunday.

Josh Allen enters off his first

loss of the year to try and knock off the red hot. Lamar Jackson in one of the weekends

headliners for sure locked on Ravens previews that star studded affair.

Baltimore Ravens must be able to limit Josh Allen as well as establish an identity on defense

if they want to beat Josh Allen and those as establish an identity on defense if they want to

beat Josh Allen and those Buffalo bills in week four. I'm Kevin Oshacker, the host of Locked

on Ravens. And it's easier said than done to limit Josh Allen that explosive Buffalo offense.

It has playmakers like Stefan Diggs and more. But on defense, Baltimore is currently 30th and net

yards per attempt given up through the air is currently 30th and net yards per attempt

given up through the air. They're 26th in yards per attempt allowed on the ground. They have to

establish some sort of identity and make sure that they can both stop Buffalo on the ground

and through the error, at least limit one of those areas for Buffalo throughout the entirety of

the game. On offense, the Raven should prioritize the deep passing game if they can let things develop down the entirety of the game. On offense, the Ravens should prioritize the deep passing game if they can let things develop down the field

against a very beat-up Buffalo secondary that it's unknown who will be available and who will not be for that.

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