The Titans come into this game at 100% with no injuries reported.

Whether we’ll see players such as Ryan Tannehill or Derrick Henry of the Tennessee Titans has yet to be revealed. However, we don’t expect to see the Baltimore Ravens Lamar Jackson.

We could be receiving a preview of the AFC Championship today when the Tennessee Titans take on the Baltimore Ravens. Unfortunately, the starters won’t be playing for very long.

Many Titans fans are excited about checking out rookie QB Malik Willis, who the Titans drafted in the third round of this year’s NFL Draft. Willis is expected to develop under Tannehill but we’ll see him in action for a large portion of today’s game.

The Titans are known as a primarily rushing team, led by Derrick Henry. Once Henry is removed from the game, Dontrell Hilliard and Hassan Haskins will back him up.

Averaging 141.1 rushing yards per game last season, the Titans ranked fifth overall in the NFL. In terms of passing, the Titans averaged 201.1 yards per game, ranking 24th.

The biggest problem with the Titans is they became too one-dimensional. Unfortunately, we think that might be a problem for them again this year.

The Baltimore Ravens, however, are a solid mix of rushing and passing. Last year, they averaged 233 passing yards per game (13th) and 145.8 rushing yards per game (3rd).

The important thing to remember about the preseason is that starters won’t be in for long. Even if Lamar Jackson starts this game, he won’t be on the field for more than a few drives.

His backup is Tyler Huntley, who has bounced around several teams during his career. Still, he should be able to hold his own against the Titans.

Ricky’s Pick: Baltimore Ravens -3.5, OVER