Baltimore Ravens Game on TV Today, TV Schedule

How to watch live stream Baltimore Ravens game on TV today, tonight, or tomorrow? What channel & time?

The Ravens Football Games TV Schedule lists the date, time, TV channel, and opponent for every game. ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video, Peacock, Netflix, and Paramount+ all carry Baltimore Ravens matches. The Baltimore Ravens 2026 schedule includes an international game in Rio de Janeiro, a brutal five-game playoff-team gauntlet in the middle of the season, and a rare finish with four straight AFC North matchups. 

Baltimore Ravens TV Schedule 2026-27
Date Game Time ET

TV

Week 1 (Sun, Sep 13) @ Indianapolis 1:00pm CBS
Week 2 (Sun, Sep 20) vs New Orleans 1:00pm CBS
Week 3 (Sun, Sep 27) vs Dallas (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) 4:25pm CBS
Week 4 (Sun, Oct 4) vs Tennessee 1:00pm CBS
Week 5 (Sun, Oct 11) @ Atlanta 8:20pm NBC
Week 6 (Sun, Oct 18) @ Cleveland 1:00pm FOX
Week 7 (Sun, Oct 25) vs  Cincinnati 1:00pm CBS
Week 8 (Sun, Nov 1) @ Buffalo 1:00pm CBS
Week 9 (Thu, Nov 5) vs Jacksonville 8:15pm Prime Video
Week 10 (Mon, Nov 16) vs Los Angeles Chargers 8:15pm ESPN
Week 11 (Sun, Nov 22) @ Carolina 1:00pm FOX
Week 12 (Sun, Nov 29) @ Houston 1:00pm CBS
Week 13 BYE WEEK    
Week 14 (Sun, Dec 13) vs Tampa Bay 1:00pm FOX
Week 15 (Sun, Dec 20) @ Pittsburgh 1:00pm CBS
Week 16 (Sun, Dec 27) vs Cleveland 1:00pm CBS
Week 17 (Thu, Dec 31) @ Cincinnati 8:15pm Prime Video
Week 18 (TBD) vs Pittsburgh TBD TBD

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Which Baltimore Ravens games are worth watching in 2026?

The Ravens' international trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in Week 3 to face the Dallas Cowboys is a season highlight, and the middle of the schedule is loaded: from Weeks 8-12, Baltimore faces five straight teams that made the 2025 playoffs — Buffalo, Jacksonville, the LA Chargers, Carolina, and Houston — including back-to-back primetime home games against the Jaguars (Thursday Night Football) and Chargers (Monday Night Football).

The season wraps up with a rare stretch of four straight AFC North matchups: at Pittsburgh, vs Cleveland, at Cincinnati on Thursday Night Football (New Year's Eve), and a Week 18 rematch with the Steelers to close things out. The late Week 13 bye has historically been a good omen for Baltimore's playoff chances.