How Can I Find Out If the Baltimore Ravens Played Today?
Check the official NFL schedule on NFL.com or the Baltimore Ravens' website (baltimoreravens.com) for today's game status. If a game is scheduled, it will show kickoff time, opponent, and whether it's home at M&T Bank Stadium or away. During the NFL regular season (September through early January), the Ravens typically play one game per week, usually on Sunday, Monday night, or Thursday night. Preseason games run August through early September, and playoff games occur in January and February if Baltimore qualifies.
How to Check Game Status in Real Time
The quickest method is visiting baltimoreravens.com directly. The homepage displays the upcoming game prominently, including kickoff time, TV channel, and live score if the game is in progress. The Ravens' official social media accounts on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram post game updates and highlights immediately after play ends.
For broader sports coverage, ESPN.com and the NFL app both show Ravens games alongside real-time scoring. The NFL app sends push notifications when games start and end, which is useful if you're away from a screen.
Understanding the Ravens' Schedule
The Baltimore Ravens play 17 regular-season games across 18 weeks, running from September through early January. They play 8 home games at M&T Bank Stadium in West Baltimore and 9 away games. Most regular-season games kick off at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sundays, but primetime slots (Sunday night, Monday night, Thursday night) have 8:20 p.m. ET, 8:15 p.m. ET, or 8:00 p.m. ET start times. These schedules shift annually based on strength of schedule and television contracts.
If the Ravens make the playoffs, additional games occur in January and February at Wild Card, Divisional, Conference Championship, and Super Bowl rounds. Playoff opponents depend on regular-season standings within the AFC North division and the broader AFC conference.
Attending a Game at M&T Bank Stadium
If you want to watch a Ravens game in person, M&T Bank Stadium is located at 1101 Russell Street in Baltimore's Inner Harbor area. Regular-season ticket prices vary dramatically by opponent and seat location; games against division rivals like the Pittsburgh Steelers or Cincinnati Bengals typically cost more than non-conference matchups. Single-game tickets typically range from $40 to $300+ depending on seat quality, with premium seats behind the goal line and lower-bowl sideline seating commanding the highest prices.
Parking at M&T Bank Stadium costs $25 to $35 for most games, though premium lots closer to the stadium charge more. Arrive at least 90 minutes before kickoff to allow time for parking and entry. Gates open 2 hours before game time.
What to Do If a Game Is Postponed or Rescheduled
Weather rarely affects Ravens games at M&T Bank Stadium since it has a roof, but games can be rescheduled due to COVID-related issues, emergency situations, or other unforeseen circumstances. If a game is postponed, the NFL and Ravens organization announce rescheduled dates through official channels within 24 to 48 hours. Check baltimoreravens.com or the NFL's official website for the new time rather than assuming a game will occur on its originally scheduled date.
Finding Game Highlights and Replays
If you miss a live game, the NFL app offers full-game replays, typically available within 2 to 3 hours of the game's end. NFL Game Pass (paid subscription) provides condensed games (30 to 45 minutes) and all-22 film (coaches' tape). The Ravens' official YouTube channel posts highlight reels within hours of games ending, and these are free to watch.
Local Baltimore sports outlets like WBAL-TV 11 and Fox 45 also broadcast postgame analysis and highlights during their evening news broadcasts.
Related Questions
Where can I buy Ravens tickets if a game is still available? Tickets are sold through the Ravens' official website (baltimoreravens.com/tickets), Ticketmaster, StubHub, and SeatGeek. Secondary resale markets like StubHub often have inventory for sold-out games, though prices reflect market demand and may exceed face value.
What is the best way to get to M&T Bank Stadium without driving? The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) operates bus routes and the Light Rail Red Line directly to M&T Bank Stadium. The Red Line's Camden Station stop is two blocks from the stadium and costs $2 per trip (or $4.50 for a day pass). Parking at Park and Ride locations outside the city and taking transit into downtown is a cost-effective alternative to stadium parking.
