The Ravens look pretty impressive on paper if healthy, particularly their safeties and D-Line. The Ravens D-Line will make it hard to run the ball, but the Raven cornerbacks are not known for their tackling. I would recommend a lot of short passes to the backs out of the backfield and running to the edges of the Ravens D. Their greatest weakness is at QB and they have some question marks on the O-Line. That means that the Phins can stop their running game, Rice and McGahee notwithstanding. If so, then they can put the game in the hands of a shaky QB and shaky receivers in a hostile environment. They will travel to Miami after a road game at Indianapolis, so they will have less time to prepare regardless of who is at QB. This is to Miami’s advantage especially if Pasqualoni adds some wrinkles to the D. The Ravens will be looking for revenge for last year so do not underestimate the motivation factor.  However, with Cam Cameron as offensive coordinator, there will be plenty of motivation for the Miami Defense to take out a years worth of frustration on the Raven offense. I say advantage to the Dolphins. Roster included below. Who do you think wins?

Baltimore Ravens
LDE Trevor Pryce; Dwan Edwards
NT Kelly Gregg; J’Vonne Parker
RDE Haloti Ngata; Justin Bannan
LOLB Terrell Suggs; Gary Stills
LILB Bart Scott; Nick Greisen
RILB Ray Lewis; Tavares Gooden
ROLB Jerret Johnson; Antwan Barnes
LC Chris McAlister; Derrick Martin; Corey Ivy
RC Fabian Washington; Samari Rolle;
SS Dawan Landry; Tom Zbikowski
FS Ed Reed; Hakuri Nakamura
K/P/LS Matt Stover; Sam Koch; Matt Katula
LT Jared Gaither; Oniel Cousins
LG Ben Grubbs; David Hale
C Jason Brown; Chris Chester
RG Marshal Yanda; Adrien Clarke
RT Adam Terry; Mike Kracalik
TE Todd Heap; Daniel Wilcox; David Martin or Justin Peelle
QB Troy Smith; Kyle Boller; Joe Flacco
RB Willis McGahee; Ray Rice; PJ Daniels
FB LaRon McClain; Justin Green
SE Derrick Mason; Marcus Smith; Justin Harper
FL Demetrius Williams; Mark Clayton;