12:20 p.m. EST, December 13, 2012

Kevin Cowherd

Ravens 27, Broncos 24

Only because the Ravens are at home. And they're desperate. And they might have Ray Lewis and Terrell Suggs back. And a three-game losing streak would cause The Castle to implode.

Edward Lee

Broncos 30, Ravens 17

The Broncos are 0-5 all time against the Ravens in Baltimore, but the Ravens are reeling, and a change from Cam Cameron to Jim Caldwell at offensive coordinator isn't the end-all solution. Peyton Manning will fortify his candidacy to be named the NFL's Most Valuable Player.

Mike Preston

Broncos 28, Ravens 17

The only Manning the Ravens can probably defeat at this point is Archie, the father of Peyton and Eli. If it rains, the Ravens have a chance.

Peter Schmuck

Broncos 31, Ravens 20

If Kirk Cousins can do what he did in a pinch on Sunday at FedEx Field, you have to believe that Peyton Manning will be able to pick apart the Ravens secondary. Even with a new offensive coordinator to juice things up, the Ravens offense is going to have trouble keeping up.

Matt Vensel

Broncos 34, Ravens 24

Their nemesis, Peyton Manning, couldn't be coming to town at a worse possible time. The Ravens will play a solid game, but too much Peyton.

Aaron Wilson

Broncos 27, Ravens 13

Injury-riddled defense is unable to stop perfect storm of Peyton Manning and a big, athletic receiving tandem as Ravens lose third consecutive game and first to the Broncos at home in franchise history.

Jeff Zrebiec

Broncos 27, Ravens 20

Cam Cameron's dismissal will provide a temporary jolt to the Ravens' offense, but after the defense allowed Charlie Batch and Kirk Cousins to lead game-winning drives, it's scary to think what Peyton Manning could do to it.