How Do I Find the Next Baltimore Ravens Game?

The Baltimore Ravens' next game appears on the NFL schedule released each May for the following season. Check the official Ravens website (baltimoreravens.com) or the NFL app for exact dates, times, and opponents. Games typically run from September through January, with home games played at M&T Bank Stadium in downtown Baltimore near the Inner Harbor. For the current week's matchup, local sports sections of the Baltimore Sun and ESPN publish updated schedules within days of any league changes.

Where to Check the Schedule

The Ravens publish their full schedule on baltimoreravens.com under the "Schedule" tab. This source updates immediately if games are rescheduled due to weather, COVID-19, or other disruptions. The NFL app syncs with this data and sends notifications when games are confirmed or moved. Local Baltimore sports radio (105.7 The Fan) announces schedule changes during drive time, useful if you're commuting before you can check online.

M&T Bank Stadium hosts Ravens home games on Sundays (occasionally Mondays or Thursdays). The stadium sits at 1101 Russell Street, walkable from the Inner Harbor and reachable by the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) Light Rail (the Hamburg Station stop is closest). Parking at the stadium lot costs $20 to $40 depending on lot location; street parking near the Harbor fills quickly on game days, typically by 2 hours before kickoff.

Game Time Details

Most Ravens games kick off at 1 p.m. EST or 4:25 p.m. EST on Sundays, determined by television ratings and league broadcast assignments. The NFL announces exact kickoff times for Sunday Night Football (8:20 p.m.) and Thursday Night Football games by the Wednesday before that week. If you're planning travel from outside Baltimore, arriving 3 hours early allows time for parking, stadium entry screening, and finding your seat.

Single-game ticket prices range from $45 to $300+ depending on opponent, seat location, and how close the game is to kickoff. The Ravens sell tickets through Ticketmaster and their official website. Secondary markets like StubHub often show lower prices for less popular matchups (early-season division games against weak opponents typically cost less than playoff-contention games in December). Purchase directly from the Ravens box office (410-261-7283) if you prefer speaking to a representative, though online purchase is faster.

Season vs. Single Games

Season ticket holders receive priority access to playoff tickets and can resell games they cannot attend. The team's waiting list for season tickets typically has a multi-year backlog. Single-game purchases work better if you attend fewer than 4 games yearly; at 8 home games per season, season tickets break even around $60 per game for upper-level seats.

Preseason games (August) offer cheaper tickets ($15 to $50) and less crowded stadiums but feature mostly backup players. Regular season games (September through early January) are what most fans attend. The Ravens' playoff positioning is usually determined by late November, so December games often carry playoff implications and higher ticket prices.

Livestream and Radio Options

If attending in person isn't feasible, CBS and Fox broadcast most Sunday games regionally. Check your local listings or use the NFL app to confirm which network shows Baltimore's next game. Out-of-market viewers can watch via NFL+, which costs $15.99 per month or $99.99 annually and includes all Sunday games, Thursday Night Football, and some Monday Night Football matchups.

Baltimore sports radio station 105.7 The Fan broadcasts every Ravens game with live play-by-play. You can stream it through the iHeartRadio app or listen on any FM radio tuned to 105.7 in the Baltimore area.

Planning Around Your Schedule

Work backwards from the NFL schedule. When the league releases next season's schedule in May, mark home game dates on your calendar immediately if you anticipate attending multiple games. This gives you time to request time off work and book travel from elsewhere on the East Coast if needed. Traffic on Interstate 83 heading into downtown Baltimore on game days can delay arrival by 45 minutes during peak hours (typically 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sundays).

Avoid buying tickets from unofficial sellers or email scams. The official Ravens box office and Ticketmaster are the only legitimate sources; fraudulent tickets cannot be scanned at gate entry.