Lamar Jackson is one of the two or three most dangerous players in football -- a legitimate MVP-caliber quarterback who can beat you through the air or on the ground on any given snap. The Ravens are built around Jackson's unique skill set with a physical offensive line, a creative run game, and a defense that prides itself on stopping the run first.
| Player | Team | Why They Matter |
|---|---|---|
| Mark Andrews | Ravens | One of Ravens's top players heading into this Week 3 matchup |
| Lamar Jackson | Ravens | One of Ravens's top players heading into this Week 3 matchup |
| Ray Lewis | Ravens | One of Ravens's top players heading into this Week 3 matchup |
| Roger Staubach | Cowboys | Key player for Cowboys that the Ravens defense will need to contain |
| Troy Aikman | Cowboys | Key player for Cowboys that the Ravens defense will need to contain |
Baltimore enters every game as a legitimate threat to win, regardless of opponent or venue. The combination of Jackson's dual-threat ability and Derrick Henry in the backfield gives defensive coordinators nightmares all week in preparation. For Ravens fans, 2026 looks like another season with legitimate Super Bowl expectations and the roster to back them up.
| Storyline | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Ravens offense, Week 3 | How the unit performs under current 2026 roster and scheme adjustments |
| Cowboys defense | The first test for Ravens skill players coming out of the preseason |
| Turnover margin | Week 1 games are often decided by turnovers before teams find their rhythm |
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