The Ravens (7-2) and Browns (5-3) will square off Sunday in a key AFC North matchup at M&T Bank Stadium in a game that could create separation at the top of the division.
Baltimore leads the league in points allowed (13.8), the lowest number this far into a season since its 2000 Super Bowl-winning defense.
Cleveland edge rusher Myles Garrett has talked the talk this week, and a significant reason stems from a dominant defense that’s been outstanding outside of a few letdown performances.
The Ravens also have a stout defense and allowed their fewest yards in five years when they held the Seattle Seahawks to 151 yards in a 37-3 victory.
With pregame warmups set to begin, here’s an updated 53-man roster for Sunday’s game.
#0 LB Roquan Smith
Smith has a team-high 87 total tackles (47 solo), 3 TFL, 3 QBHs and 1.5 sacks through the first nine weeks of the season; he’s is one of three NFL defenders with at least 85 tackles, 3 TFL and 3 QBHs so far in 2023.
#2 QB Tyler Huntley
#3 WR Odell Beckham Jr.
Beckham caught his first touchdown pass of the season in Week 9 and hopes to become more involved offensively down the stretch.
#4 WR Zay Flowers
#5 CB Jalyn Armour-Davis
#6 LB Patrick Queen
#7 WR Rashod Bateman
#8 QB Lamar Jackson
Jackson is an MVP front-runner through 9 games, and he’ll look to outplay Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson.
#9 K Justin Tucker
#10 CB Arthur Maulet
#11 LS Jordan Stout
#13 WR Devin Duvernay
#14 DB Kyle Hamilton
#15 WR Nelson Agholor
#16 WR Tylan Wallace
#17 QB Josh Johnson
#21 CB Brandon Stephen
Stephens had an interception in the teams first meeting and he’ll see time against Browns wide receiver, Amari Cooper.
#23 CB Rock Ya-Sin
#24 DE Jadeveon Clowney
A key free agent signing this summer, Clowney has stayed relatively injury free, while being among the league leaders in QB pressures and QB hurries.
#26 DB Geno Stone
Stone leads the NFL with six interceptions and he’s playing like an All-Pro.
#28 CB Ronald Darby
#30 LB Trenton Simpson
#32 DB Marcus Williams
Williams (hamstring) was not listed on Baltimore’s injury report Wednesday.
Williams has missed the Ravens’ last three games recovering from a hamstring injury he sustained in the Week 6 win over Tennessee.
#34 RB Keaton Mitchell
Mitchell is expected to play despite landing on the injury report with a hamstring injury.
The undrafted rookie from ECU is coming off a 9 carry, 138 yard performance against the Seahawks.
#35 RB Gus Edwards
Edwards has been a touchdown machine, but he’s going to lose snaps to the explosive Keaton Mitchell going forward.
#40 LB Malik Harrison
#41 DB Daryl Worley
#42 RB Patrick Ricard
#44 CB Marlon Humphrey
The veteran cornerback will have a key matchup with Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper.
#50 LB Kyle Van Noy
The veteran pass rusher has teamed with Jadeveon Clowney to provide Baltimore with a calming influence on defense.
#53 LB Del'Shawn Phillips
#58 DT Michael Pierce
#61 OL Sam Mustipher
#64 OL Tyler Linderbaum
The Jason Kelce clone is playing at a really high level.
#65 OL Patrick Mekari
#66 OL Ben Cleveland
#69 LS Tyler Ott
#70 OL Kevin Zeitler
#71 OL Sala Aumavae-Laulu
#76 OL John Simpson
#77 OL Daniel Faalele
#78 OL Morgan Moses
#79 OL Ronnie Stanley
#80 TE Isaiah Likely
#88 TE Charlie Kolar
#89 TE Mark Andrews
Andrews has 48 catches for 621 yards and 9 touchdowns during his career against the Browns.
#92 DT Justin Madubuike
#95 LB Tavius Robnson
#96 DE Broderick Washington
#97 DE Brent Urban
#98 DT Travis Jones
#99 LB Odafe Oweh
