Here’s how The Baltimore Sun sports staff views the outcome of Thursday’s Week 13 game between the Ravens and Bengals in Baltimore.

The Bengals re-signed quarterback Sean Clifford to the practice squad, the team announced Tuesday. Cincinnati waived Clifford from the active roster on Monday, and he cleared waivers. The Bengals have Joe Burrow returning from injured reserve, and after his activation, the Bengals will have Burrow, Joe Flacco and Jake Browning on the active roster.

The Bengals waived Sean Clifford, a former St. Xavier High School standout quarterback and Penn State alum, the team announced on Monday, Nov. 24.

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The Bengals waived backup quarterback Sean Clifford, the team announced Monday. With Joe Burrow returning from injured reserve, the Bengals will still have three quarterbacks, with Joe Flacco and Jake Browning also on the roster.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson was estimated Monday as a non-participant because of a toe injury, and he sat out the team's walk-through.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye did not have a specific reason for his struggles early on in Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Should Burrow beat Jackson and the Ravens, Cincy would potentially pull to within two games of first in the division (pending the Steelers’ result Sunday). The Bengals’ schedule is not a heavy lift in comparison to the Steelers and the Ravens, but it matters not if Burrow and co. fail on Thanksgiving.