Baltimore Ravens (4-3-0)

Mason had four catches for 40 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 30-7 win over Denver on Sunday.
The veteran is quietly having another respectable season. His 421 receiving yards rank in the league's top 30 and he has scored a touchdown in four of his last five games.

Rice ran for 84 yards, the most by one player against Denver this season, and added a touchdown as the Ravens won 30-7 on Sunday.
Rice's 3.7 yard-per-carry average wasn't impressive, but his overall results were against the league's third-ranked rushing defense. He'll have another tough matchup on Sunday - Cincinnati ranks fifth against the run.

Flacco went 20 for 25 for 175 yards and a touchdown in the Ravens' 30-7 win over Denver on Sunday.
The numbers weren't prolific, but it was an impressive effort against what is now the league's top-ranked defense. Flacco has thrown a TD pass in seven straight games, a streak that should continue Sunday at Cincinnati. The Bengals are 31st in the NFL against the pass.

Walker was inactive for Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos but no clear injury was given. Instead, it could be because he was called for a pass interference penalty in the fourth quarter of Baltimore's 17-14 loss to Cincinnati on Oct. 11 and gave up a 58-yard completion in the closing minutes of a 33-31 defeat at Minnesota a week later.
Rookie Ladarius Webb spent the week practicing at Walker's nickel back position.