### **Players to Watch**
The Cowboys have surrendered the most rushing yards to quarterbacks through the first two weeks, as both Jaxson Dart and Jayden Daniels hurt Dallas with their mobility. Jackson's an even better runner and had 87 yards rushing the last time he faced Dallas. If the field conditions allow it, Jackson could have his best running day of the season.
Bateman stepped up bigtime in Week 2 (seven catches, 88 yards, one touchdown) with Zay Flowers (hamstring) out of the lineup. The Cowboys have already ruled out starting cornerback Cobie Durant (hamstring), and Dallas' pass defense is ranked 29th in the NFL. That scenario could result in another strong game for Bateman if Flowers sits.
With Malaki Starks (hamstring) limited in practice this week, Hamilton could play more of a traditional safety role. Dallas receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens are a top playmaking tandem, and quarterback Dak Prescott saw the success New Orleans had throwing the ball. Dallas' passing game will be a challenge for Baltimore's entire pass defense, including corners Nate Wiggins and Marlon Humphrey. But the Ravens may ask the versatile Hamilton to play a larger role on the back end.