Want Baltimore Ravens Games When You Cut Cable? Top Live Streams to Watch Online

I have nothing to fear from cutting the cord when it comes to watching the Baltimore Ravens. There are more streaming options available now than ever before.

In a hurry? The following services will allow you to watch Ravens football games all season long:

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They have servers in 25+ US cities/states and 105 countries, which unblock access to premium streaming platforms available only in the US, as well as free “on demand” TV services worldwide.

You’ll have access to local platforms as if you were in the country, meaning you can watch BBC iPlayer as if you were in the UK, CBC Gem as if you were in Canada, plus hundreds more worldwide.

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IMPORTANT: Once you’ve installed your VPN and connected to a US server, you’ll still need to subscribe separately to access premium streaming services.

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Bottom line: 15 of the 17 regular season Ravens games will air on live TV with two that are streaming-only — one on Amazon Prime Video and another on Netflix. The services above have you covered for the regular and postseason. See the Ravens schedule below.

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Week 15 Baltimore Ravens

Baltimore Ravens are at 8-5 going into Week 15.

Our guide covers all the information on watching the next Ravens game.

Where Can You Watch the Baltimore Ravens Games?

You need access to four channels and two streaming services in order to watch Ravens games in the 2024-25 season. Channels include local channels CBS, NBC, and FOX, and national channels ESPN and NFL Network (for preseason games). Two games will be available exclusively on Netflix and Prime Video.

Here are the channels/platforms and the number of Ravens games that they will be airing:

If you prefer to watch Ravens games along with those of other NFL teams, you may also want NFL RedZone. It is generally available as a part of an add-on pack for about $10-14 extra per month.

How to Watch the Baltimore Ravens Game Without Cable TV

There are a variety of affordable and contract-free streaming services, such as Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, and Hulu + Live TV that let you watch Baltimore Ravens games. All you need is a compatible streaming device and a reliable internet connection.

All services support popular devices such as Android and iOS smartphones and tablets, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Android TV-based smart TVs, Samsung smart TVs, and web browsers. Many services also support Xbox consoles and LG and Vizio smart TVs.

Once you sign up for the respective streaming service, just download its app on your device and tune in to the channel which is airing the current Ravens game.

Below are the streaming services that allow you to watch all Ravens games (except the two exclusive games on Prime Video and Netflix – see this table). To know more about each service, click on the logo to access our detailed review. To sign up, click the price.

Service	Price	Channels	DVR	Screens
	$79.99/month	150+	✅	10
	$86.99/month	90+	✅	unlimited
	$82.99/month	95+	✅	2
	$72.99/month	100+	✅	3

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While any of the options above is great, there are other streaming services that will give you access to many but not all Baltimore Ravens games. They include:

Service	Price	Channels	Ravens Channels
	$55.00/month	50+	FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFLN
	$8.99/month	NA	Prime Video
	$6.99/mo	NA	Netflix
	$7.99/month	NA	CBS
	$7.99/month	NA	NBC
	$6.99/month	NA	Variable‡

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Our Choice

Fubo is our top choice for streaming the Ravens. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

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About the Baltimore Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens compete in the NFL under the American Football Conference North division. They play their home games at M&T Bank Stadium.

The Ravens were knocking on the door of a Super Bowl appearance in 2023, falling just short, losing to the Chiefs at home in the AFC Championship Game, 17-10. Their 2024 squad is looking to get to that point and then take a couple more steps and lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

There are a lot of signs pointing towards that being the case as well as some that detract from that vision.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson, who has compiled a 58-19 record in 77 regular-season starts, is back for another season taking snaps for the Ravens. He, head coach John Harbaugh, and offensive coordinator Todd Monken provide some stability, particularly Jackson and Harbaugh, who have worked together for six years, while Monken is in his second with the franchise.

Helping improve the offense will be newcomer Derrick Henry, a running back who played for the Titans for the past eight seasons. During his time in Tennessee, Henry was named the NFL Offensive Player of the Year once and to Pro Bowl rosters on four occasions, all since 2019.

Also playing a pivotal role with the team will be Justin Tucker, who is the NFL’s best all-time kicker by a number of measures, including his having converted more than 90% of his kicks and one of them, a 66-yarder, setting the record for longest nailed.

However, there are notable question marks related to Baltimore’s defense. One reason why is because the team’s defensive coordinator from last season, Mike Macdonald, is now leading the Seahawks. He has been replaced by Zachary Orr, who had never served in this role before.

Also, some top players have departed, including linebackers Jadeveon Clowney and Patrick Queen, cornerback Ronald Darby, and safety Geno Stone.

However, Baltimore’s defense should still be amongst the NFL’s best, just maybe not the best like it was last season while allowing 16.5 points per game. Amongst its talented returners are defensive tackle Justin Madubuike, linebacker Roquan Smith, and safety Kyle Hamilton.

The schedule is in front of us, the countdown has begun, and we’re getting ready for something that we’re about to embark on. It’s going to be very, very challenging, but we’re up for it.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh

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AFC North Standings

2024-25 Baltimore Ravens Schedule

How to watch the Baltimore Ravens game today?

Tonight’s Baltimore Ravens contest will most likely be broadcast on NBC, Fox, CBS, ESPN, or NFL Network. Monday Night Football games are on ESPN and Sunday Night Football games are on NBC. The November 7 (Thursday night) game will be exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. The Christmas Day game will be on Netflix.

FAQs

How do I record Baltimore Ravens live games?

Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, Hulu + Live TV, and any of the other streaming services that carry Ravens games (except Paramount+, NFL+, and Netflix) come with a digital cloud DVR. That means it is just a matter of clicking a button to record any games. This is generally true for all other sporting events as well.

What radio station broadcasts Baltimore Ravens games?

The Baltimore Ravens are broadcast on WBAL 1090 AM and 101.5 FM, WIYY 97.9 FM, and ESPN 630 AM. Since WBAL is licensed to Baltimore, Maryland, it’s only available to Baltimore residents. On each station, you can expect in-depth coverage of live games. You can also listen to Ravens games on the Ravens app, the official website baltimoreravens.com, or on SiriusXM NFL Radio.

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I am a Senior Content Editor at Hotdog.com, specializing in sports streaming and regional programming issues. With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and extensive experience in remote sensing technology, including early video streaming, I bring a unique technical perspective to the streaming industry.

My expertise in sports coverage, particularly for out-of-market games and regional sports networks, stems from years of hands-on experience as an early adopter of streaming services and my work addressing fans' viewing challenges. As a longtime cord-cutter and subscriber to multiple streaming platforms, I combine my technical knowledge with practical user experience, making me a leading expert in the field of sports streaming and entertainment technology.

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