How Do I Find Out If the Baltimore Ravens Play Today?

Check the NFL schedule on Ravens.com or the official NFL app, which shows game dates, kickoff times, and whether the game is home or away. During the regular season (September through early January), the Ravens typically play one game per week, most often on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET at M&T Bank Stadium in downtown Baltimore, though some games air Thursday or Monday night. The simplest method is visiting Ravens.com/schedule, where you can filter by home games or upcoming matchups.

How to Confirm Today's Game Status

The Ravens play 17 regular-season games yearly, but not every day includes a game. Your first step should be Ravens.com/schedule, the official source for accurate timing and opponent information. The team also posts game information on their social media accounts (X, Instagram, Facebook), typically 24 to 48 hours before kickoff, with reminders about parking and entry procedures.

If you plan to attend, M&T Bank Stadium is located at 1101 Russell Street in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Single-game tickets range from approximately $40 to $300 depending on opponent, seat location, and whether it's a playoff game. Purchase tickets through Ravens.com or Ticketmaster; resale occurs through StubHub and other secondary markets as game day approaches.

Regular Season vs. Preseason and Playoffs

The Ravens preseason runs August through early September and includes four exhibition games. These games are lower ticket prices (often $10 to $50) but the team fields a rotating roster with many backup and practice-squad players. Preseason games air on local Baltimore television (WJZ-13 or WBAL-11) and regional NFL broadcasts.

Playoff games occur in January and February if the Ravens qualify. These sell out quickly and command ticket prices starting at $100 and climbing significantly. Playoff schedules are announced in December once seeding is determined.

Game Day Logistics at M&T Bank Stadium

Stadium gates typically open two hours before kickoff. Parking costs $25 for standard lots and $40 to $60 for premium or closer lots; reserve parking in advance through Ravens.com. Public transportation via the Light Rail (Central Station stop, one block from the stadium) costs $2 for a single trip and avoids parking entirely.

Bring your ticket on your phone or printed form. The Ravens use digital ticketing through Ticketmaster, so mobile entry is standard. Clear bag policy is enforced: bags must be 14 inches by 14 inches by 6 inches or smaller, with exceptions for medical and diaper bags.

Food and beverages are available throughout the stadium at concession stands. Outside food and non-alcoholic beverages are not permitted, though you may bring an empty water bottle to refill.

Checking for Schedule Changes or Postponements

Rarely, games are postponed due to weather, unsafe field conditions, or other circumstances. If you're checking hours before game time, confirm via Ravens.com or local Baltimore news (WBAL-11, WJZ-13, or WBFF-45) rather than relying on outdated information. The NFL and Ravens announce postponements or time changes officially through their websites and through team communications.

If You Cannot Attend

Most Ravens games are televised. Regular-season home games typically air on CBS or Fox regionally; check your local listings or Ravens.com. Out-of-market viewers can stream games through NFL+, which costs $99 annually or $9.99 monthly, or ESPN+, which includes NFL games as part of broader sports coverage. Radio broadcasts on 105.7 The Fan (WQSR) offer play-by-play commentary if you prefer audio coverage.

International or Remote Travel

If traveling to Baltimore for a game, book hotel accommodations near the Inner Harbor in advance, particularly for divisional matchups (against Pittsburgh Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals, or Cleveland Browns) or high-profile opponents, which draw larger crowds. Hotels in the Harbor East and Fells Point neighborhoods are within walking distance of M&T Bank Stadium.