Where Can I Find This Week's Baltimore Ravens Schedule?

The Ravens' upcoming opponent and kickoff time appear on the official NFL schedule, which updates weekly and is easiest to verify through NFL.com or the Ravens' official website. Game times typically fall on Sunday at 1 p.m. or 4:25 p.m. ET, though Thursday and Monday night games occur during certain weeks. The Ravens play 17 regular-season games annually, with the full schedule released before the season begins in September.

How to Check the Current Week's Matchup

The most reliable source is the Baltimore Ravens official site (baltimoreravens.com), which displays the upcoming game prominently on its homepage along with opponent, date, and time. The NFL's central schedule site (nfl.com/schedules) provides the same information and allows filtering by team. Both update immediately if games are rescheduled due to weather or other circumstances, which has happened occasionally (the Ravens have had games moved or delayed in December and January in past seasons due to winter conditions affecting travel).

If you're planning to attend, note that M&T Bank Stadium, home of the Ravens in downtown Baltimore at 1 M&T Bank Stadium Road, holds approximately 71,000 people. Ticket prices vary significantly by opponent and day of week. Regular season games against division rivals like the Pittsburgh Steelers or Cleveland Browns typically cost more (secondary market tickets often $80 to $200+) than non-division matchups (often $40 to $120), though these ranges fluctuate based on playoff implications and the team's record at game time.

Finding Broadcast Information

If the game is being broadcast locally, it will air on CBS, Fox, NBC, or ESPN depending on the time slot and week. National broadcasts (Sunday or Monday night) are easier to access than early Sunday games, which air only in the Baltimore market and surrounding regions. You can confirm your local broadcast through your cable provider's sports listings or by searching the game on nfl.com.

Streaming is available through NFL+, which requires a paid subscription, or through the individual broadcaster's app if you have cable authentication. Out-of-market viewers interested in streaming may find games on ESPN+ or other services depending on blackout rules, which the NFL enforces on a game-by-game basis.

Attending a Game at M&T Bank Stadium

Parking near the stadium costs $20 to $40 depending on lot location (Ravens-owned lots are typically $25 to $30). Public transportation is an option: the Light Rail's Camden Station stop sits three blocks from the stadium. Bags are subject to the NFL's clear bag policy, allowing only specific dimensions and colors.

Game day gates typically open two hours before kickoff. Arrive early if you want concessions before the crowd builds. Standard stadium food (hot dog, drink, popcorn) runs $15 to $25 per item, notably higher than retail equivalents but consistent with NFL pricing across venues.

Ravens fans often wear the team's purple colors. The opposing team's fans do attend, particularly for division games, so expect mixed crowds during those contests.

What to Do If You Can't Attend or Watch Locally

Out-of-market fans can listen to the game on WQSR 105.7 FM or through the Ravens' official app. The team provides a radio broadcast with local commentary that often captures nuances a television broadcast misses, particularly regarding coaching decisions and player positioning.

If you're traveling from outside the Baltimore region and want to catch the game, consider planning a visit around the Ravens' home schedule, which the team releases in May. Weekday games (Thursday nights) occur sporadically; check early if your schedule depends on a specific night.

Why Game Times Matter for Planning

The NFL schedules games flexibly depending on television ratings and playoff implications. A game listed as Sunday at 1 p.m. could theoretically move to 4:25 p.m. if the Ravens' record and strength of schedule warrant increased viewership, though such changes rarely happen after the schedule is finalized in May. This flexibility is one reason checking the official schedule the week before matters more than relying on a general weekday assumption.

Weather affects not just attendance but also kickoff times. December games in Baltimore can be delayed due to snow or ice, though such delays are rare enough that they don't typically prevent planning.

Related Questions

Can I buy Ravens tickets directly from the team, or only through resellers? The Ravens sell tickets directly through their official website (baltimoreravens.com/tickets), which often offers pre-sales to season ticket holders before general public release. Secondary market sites like StubHub or SeatGeek typically have more inventory but may charge higher markups.

What's the difference between an afternoon and primetime Ravens game? Afternoon games (early Sunday slots) are broadcast only in the Baltimore region and parts of the Mid-Atlantic; primetime games (Sunday night, Monday night, or Thursday night) broadcast nationally and draw larger television audiences, which can affect ticket availability and prices significantly higher for primetime matchups.