Baltimore Ravens (2019-2024) vs Cincinnati Bengals (2004-2008)

A simulated 7-game series between two all-time rosters, scored by our era-adjusted rating model. Baltimore Ravens take it 4-3.

Baltimore Ravens · 2019-2024

Squad power 87.1 · headliner Nnamdi Madubuike '23 (94)

QBLamar Jackson (87) · Tyler Huntley (69)

RBDerrick Henry (88) · Mark Ingram (79) · J.K. Dobbins (78)

WRMarquise Brown (79) · Rashod Bateman (79) · Zay Flowers (79)

TEMark Andrews (92) · Isaiah Likely (75) · Nick Boyle (68)

EDGEMatt Judon (87) · Kyle Van Noy (87) · Odafe Oweh (83)

DTNnamdi Madubuike (94) · Travis Jones (70) · Michael Pierce (69)

LBPatrick Queen (81) · Roquan Smith (77) · Josh Bynes (71)

CBMarlon Humphrey (91) · Marcus Peters (81) · Nate Wiggins (78)

SKyle Hamilton (84) · Geno Stone (83) · Chuck Clark (78)

Cincinnati Bengals · 2004-2008

Squad power 81.5 · headliner Deltha O'Neal '05 (90)

QBCarson Palmer (82) · Ryan Fitzpatrick (72)

RBRudi Johnson (79) · Kenny Watson (77) · Cedric Benson (69)

WRChad Johnson (85) · T.J. Houshmandzadeh (81)

EDGERobert Geathers (81) · Justin Smith (80) · Duane Clemons (76)

DTJohn Thornton (75) · Bryan Robinson (74) · Domata Peko (74)

LBOdell Thurman (79) · Brian Simmons (76) · Dhani Jones (76)

CBDeltha O'Neal (90) · Tory James (85) · Leon Hall (85)

SMadieu Williams (79) · Dexter Jackson (71) · Ifeanyi Ohalete (67)

Series result — Baltimore Ravens win 4-3

Game 1: Cincinnati Bengals 25-22

Game 2: Baltimore Ravens 30-21

Game 3: Baltimore Ravens 26-17

Game 4: Cincinnati Bengals 23-21

Game 5: Cincinnati Bengals 29-24

Game 6: Baltimore Ravens 19-18

Game 7: Baltimore Ravens 26-25

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