Game time: Fast facts, odds, injury report and key info for Dolphins vs. Ravens
DOLPHINS (11-4) vs. RAVENS (12-3)
Kickoff: 1 p.m., Sunday, M&T Bank Stadium
TV: CBS (Chs. 4 in Miami-Dade, Broward; 12 in Palm Beach); RADIO: ESPN Radio, WBGG (105.9-FM), WINZ (940-AM), WTZU (94.9-FM, Spanish); Palm Beach: ESPN (106.3 FM), WEFL (760-AM, Spanish)
Coaches: The Dolphins’ Mike McDaniel is 20-13, including playoffs, in his second season as a head coach; John Harbaugh is 170-107, including playoffs, in his 16th season leading the Ravens and overall.
Series: The Ravens lead the all-time series with the Dolphins, 10-8, including wins in the teams’ two playoff meetings. Miami has won the past two meetings with Baltimore, one being last year’s comeback from three touchdowns down in the fourth quarter to win, 42-38.
Weather: 48 degrees, 49 percent humidity, 7 mph winds, 0 percent chance of precipitation
Line: The Ravens are 3 1/2-point favorites; the over/under is 46 1/2.
Injuries: Dolphins — Out: WR Jaylen Waddle (ankle); Doubtful: OL Robert Hunt (hamstring); Questionable: CB Jalen Ramsey (knee), CB Xavien Howard (hip/thumb), S Jevon Holland (knees), RB Raheem Mostert (knee/ankle), OL Austin Jackson (oblique), OL Liam Eichenberg (calf/ankle), OL Lester Cotton (hip); Reserve/Non-Football Injury: WR Erik Ezukanma (neck); Injured reserve: C Connor Williams (knee), LB Jerome Baker (knee), OLB Jaelan Phillips (Achilles), OL Isaiah Wynn (quadriceps), RB Salvon Ahmed (foot), CB Keion Crossen (knee), DE Zeke Vandenburgh …
Ravens — Out: CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (concussion); Questionable: WR Zay Flowers (calf), S Kyle Hamilton (knee), cornerback Brandon Stephens (ankle), G Kevin Zeitler (knee/quadriceps), linebacker Del’Shawn Phillips (shoulder); Injured reserve: TE Mark Andrews (ankle), RB J.K. Dobbins (Achilles) among seven players on IR.
Noteworthy: The Dolphins and Ravens square off with the No. 1 seed in the AFC on the line. If Baltimore wins, it clinches the top spot in the conference. If Miami wins, the Dolphins would likely need another win in their finale to earn the first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs. …
With a win, Miami would clinch a division title for the first time since the 2008 season, and secure a top-two seed for the first time since 1992. …
The Dolphins’ No. 1 scoring offense goes against the Ravens’ No. 1 scoring defense. Miami is also tops in passing offense and total offense, while Baltimore leads the league in rushing offense. The two teams are No. 1 and 2 in sacks. …
The Miami defense, which is No. 1 in the NFL since Week 5, faces MVP favorite Lamar Jackson, a Pompano Beach native and Boynton Beach High alum. Aside from Jackson, wide receiver Zay Flowers attended University School, backup quarterback Tyler Huntley was a Hallandale High alum and former FAU coach Willie Taggart is Baltimore’s running backs coach.