It's not a surprise the Ravens rank first in yards and second in points averaging 31.1 per game when Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry are on record-setting paces. Jackson has accounted for 17 touchdowns and is in position to become the first player to pass for 4,000 yards and rush for 1,000 in the same season. Henry is averaging 124.7 yards rushing a game, a pace that would set an NFL record for rushing yards in a season. 

Cleveland's defense is down from previous seasons. The Browns have permitted at least 20 points in six of their seven games. They have an embarrassing only one takeaway. 

The Browns' offense has been dreadful because of Deshaun Watson, offensive line injuries and lack of a ground game. All of that has changed now.
Jameis Winston replaces the injured Watson. Winston is a daring downfield passer. The Browns have gotten healthier in the offensive line and have Nick Chubb back to handle their ground attack. Chubb got some of the rust off last week in his season debut. 

Cleveland should be more aggressive offensively, too, with the play-calling switch to offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey. 

The Ravens have allowed the most explosive passing plays in the NFL. Winston has the arm and mentality to take advantage.