Jackson's Baltimore Ravens host Rodgers' Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday with first place in the AFC North on the line, but although they share the division lead, these two rivals are looking pretty shaky. That's in part because of the health and performance of their star quarterbacks.

Lamar Jackson's longest career scoring drought may be difficult to overcome after an ankle injury held him out of practice.

Jones’ long-anticipated arrival comes amid an inconsistent season for the Ravens’ offensive line. Lamar Jackson has taken 27 sacks in nine games, and his 10.63% sack rate is easily the worst of his career. That mark is more than double his rate from last season, and it ranks fourth among qualified passers.