The Baltimore Ravens will face the Cincinnati Bengals for the second time this season in Week 10. In the first meeting, Baltimore was able to squeak out a 23-17 victory over their AFC North rivals.

The Ravens are coming off of their most impressive win of the season over the New England Patriots in Week 9. Prior to facing the Ravens, New England had yet to lose a game and hadn't allowed more than 14 points.

Then, Lamar Jackson and Baltimore's run-oriented offense were able to total 342 yards of offense and Jackson combined for three total touchdowns. Next up on the schedule is the downtrodden Bengals.

The Bengals are the only remaining team in the NFL who has yet to win a game in 2019. With that in mind, here are three bold predictions for the Ravens in Week 10 versus the Bengals.

3. The Ravens won't allow a sack

While the Ravens are 6-2, it has been overlooked just how good the offensive line has been. Baltimore has only allowed 18 sacks (12th in the NFL) on Jackson.

The Ravens' offensive line has surrendered at least one sack in every game this year. That is until they face the winless Bengals on Sunday.

Cincinnati has the second-fewest sacks in the NFL with only nine sacks altogether as a defense. With Jackson under center, Baltimore's offensive line will keep his jersey clean in Week 10.

2. The Ravens will force three turnovers on Ryan Finley

Before the Bengals began their bye week in Week 9, Zac Taylor chose to bench Andy Dalton in favor of rookie Ryan Finley at quarterback. There's no doubt that Baltimore's defense is licking their chops at the opportunity to face a first-time starter in Week 10.

Finley played during the preseason and flashed some potential, but the regular season is a completely different environment. Provided that, the Ravens are going to force three turnovers on the rookie signal-caller.

The Ravens have forced only 11 turnovers so far (20th in the NFL). With that being said, Baltimore has added Marcus Peters into a secondary that already features Earl Thomas and Marlon Humphrey.

1. The Ravens will rush for 300 yards

Without a doubt, the Baltimore offense is centered around running the ball with Jackson and Mark Ingram. Baltimore easily has the best rushing offense in the NFL, averaging a whopping 204.9 yards per game.

The closest team in the NFL to the Ravens in that regard is the San Francisco 49ers. However, the 49ers average an impressive 171.1 yards per game. That shows just how dominant the Ravens have been on the ground.

The last time that the Bengals and Ravens faced one another in Week 6, Baltimore rushed for a season-high 269 yards. This time around, the Ravens will gash Cincinnati's hapless defense for 300 rushing yards.