The Ravens haven't had nearly as many receiving weapons as they do now in the Lamar Jackson era. Baltimore is going to be aggressive, too, throwing the ball under new offensive coordinator Todd Monken.

Jackson is not only the league's top dual-threat QB when healthy, which he is now, but he has a healthy Rashod Bateman, a top-two tight end in Mark Andrews, a rejuvenated Odell Beckhamim Jr. and exciting big-play wide receiver rookie Zay Flowers.

I don't see how the Texans can stay anywhere close to Baltimore with rookie QB C.J. Stroud making his NFL debut on the road and with a cluster injury problem in Houston's offensive line.