Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens are preparing for a tough Week 13 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles tomorrow. The game is a home event for the Rave

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has owned the NFC. But his 23-1 mastery will face a significant test from the Philadelphia Eagles.

That's because the Baltimore Ravens have a quarterback in Lamar Jackson who leads the NFL both in yards passing with 3,053 and yards rushing for a QB with 599. They have a running back in Derrick Henry who's second only to Barkley in yards rushing with 1,325.

The Philadelphia Eagles certainly have built a fantastic roster. Most of the praise for the team has been about the offense this season. Philadelphia signed superstar running back Saquon Barkley and he has completely revitalized the organization.

Jackson and the Ravens will look to continue their playoff push Sunday against an Eagles defense that has become one of the best in the NFL.

Since Week 8, the Eagles have scored 46 points off turnovers, the most in the NFL. They had five takeaways in a 34-6 win over Dallas earlier this month in which the Cowboys managed only 146 total yards. Philadelphia held the New York Giants to 119 yards in Week 7.

There's no disputing the level of talent Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is. Few players strike fear into opposing defenses like Jackson with his ab

Vic Fangio had a miserable New Year's Eve as the Miami Dolphins coordinator going up against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens last season in Baltimore. He returns to Baltimore Sunday with the Eagles in a battle between the No. 1 offensive and defensive teams in the NFL. (AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann)