The Baltimore Ravens will head to Ohio to face the Cincinnati Bengals in a major AFC North showdown. Both teams are coming off one-possession losses in Week 14. At this point in the season, the Ravens and Bengals are fighting for their playoff lives.

The Baltimore Ravens got a massive win over the Cincinnati Bengals, but with a wild last three games, should they still have hope for the postseason?

The Ravens-Patriots game in Week 16 has flexed from 1 p.m. to 8:20 p.m. on "Sunday Night Football," the NFL announced Monday. The matchup at M&T Bank Stadium will replace the Bengals-Dolphins game, which has been moved to the 1 p.m. slate.

The Baltimore Ravens added another home primetime game to their schedule this season. They will play host to the New England Patriots at 8:20 p.m. on Sunday, December 21, week 16 of the NFL season. This will be the Ravens' fifth primetime game this season, including their third at M&T Bank Stadium.

With the Ravens sitting as the No. 10 seed in the AFC, we’re predicting Baltimore's final five games. How many wins are left on the schedule?

The last time Baltimore was gearing up to face Cincinnati, just two weeks ago, the reality of the Ravens' schedule getting significantly tougher began. Baltimore didn't beat the Bengals in that favorable Thanksgiving matchup,

According to FTN's simulations, the Ravens' odds of making it to the playoffs are at 51.2%. However, it's worth noting that their simulations also say that Baltimore has a near 0% chance of making it in through the Wild Card round. This essentially means that it's a division title of bust for the Ravens in the coming weeks.

AFC playoff hopefuls will meet in a pivotal 'Monday Night Football' matchup to conclude NFL Week 15 as the Miami Dolphins visit the Pittsburgh Steelers. Miami (6-7) has won six straight, most recently defeating the Jets,