Overview
- The Baltimore Ravens will host the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET.
- Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson returned to limited practice this week after a left ankle injury but left favoring the ankle and remains uncertain to play, with Tyler “Snoop” Huntley lined up as the emergency starter if needed.
- Bengals starter Joe Burrow is listed questionable because of a back issue but multiple reports say he is expected to play in Sunday’s game.
- U.S. viewers can watch on CBS and stream on Paramount+ or Fubo while UK coverage is on DAZN Game Pass and 5Action, and the Baltimore DOT has announced a temporary Hanover Street traffic pattern plus parking changes to ease postgame flows.
- The outcome matters for the AFC North with Cincinnati 3-2 after a bye and Baltimore 4-2, and the Ravens plan to lean on their run game and defensive pass rush whether Jackson starts or not.