North AFC Rematch in Week 1? Programmers' forecasts

The number of prime time games that a team receives is always an interesting topic of discussion. After playing three games last season, Kasinitz had predicted that the Ravens [extra space]play four in 2019.

"Yes, quarterback Lamar Jackson gives Baltimore a new national call and the team has just won the AFC North title," Kasinitz wrote. in a year), because the Browns and Steelers reside in the same division and could attract even more national viewers than the Ravens. "

"It will be interesting to see how the league and its TV partners perceive Jackson and a heavy race attack in terms of the number of scheduled prime time games," said Luke Jones of WNST.

You can bet that one of the big-time games will be against the Steelers in Sunday Night Football. Kasinitz thinks this will happen in Baltimore in the 9th week.

Kasinitz has provided some other predictions: the Ravens will be off early in the season between weeks 4 and 7. They will play two consecutive games on the West Coast against the Seahawks and Rams. They will finish the season against the Cincinnati Bengals for the second year in a row.

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Count Thomas returns to Seattle for one of the most anticipated games of 2019

Still on the same theme, Elliot Harrison of NFL.com ranked the 19 best games to hope for in 2019.

At No. 13 in the Entrances section, the Ravens head for the road to face the Seahawks in a battle on the west coast.

"Everything is cool in this game, from the dynamic Russell Wilson-Lamar Jackson to Count Thomas who returns with the bird … to the birds … to the birds … it does not matter," wrote Harrison .

Many factors make it an intriguing match. Safety of off-road professionals, Earl Thomas returns to Seattle for the first time since signing a four-year contract and an amount of $ 55 million with the Ravens.

Thomas spent the first nine seasons of his career with the Seahawks, but his 2018 season ended with a broken leg and frustrations with respect to his former team, feelings on which Thomas said that They were resolved.