Get ready for an intense gridiron battle! The Baltimore Ravens are set to clash with the New York Jets in a Week 12 showdown that will have fans on the edge of their seats. But how can you ensure you don't miss a single play? Here's the ultimate guide to watching, listening, and live-streaming this highly anticipated game.
TV Viewing Options:
- For Baltimore locals, tune in to WJZ Ch. 13 and witness the action on your home screens.
- CBS has you covered if you're in the region, bringing the game to a wider audience.
- The dynamic trio of Andrew Catalon, Charles Davis, and Jason McCourty will provide insightful commentary, with AJ Ross delivering sideline reports.
- Check the NFL Game Guide to discover which Week 12 games are accessible in your area.
Streaming Services:
- CBS app/website and Paramount+ offer live streaming, but you'll need a TV provider login.
- Catch the pregame show, Ravens Pregame Live, at noon ET on multiple platforms, including the Ravens' official website and social media pages.
- Out-of-market fans can rely on NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTubeTV to stream the game.
- In-market fans can watch on their devices with NFL+, and don't forget to take advantage of the 7-day free trial!
- International fans, rejoice! Game Pass International on DAZN is your gateway to live NFL action.
Radio Broadcasts:
- Listen to the game on WBAL (1090 AM), 98Rock (97.9 FM), or SiriusXM Radio Ch. 117/227. Find your local affiliate for more options.
- Gerry Sandusky and Rod Woodson will bring the game to life on local radio.
- Stream the radio broadcast on BaltimoreRavens.com (desktop) or the Ravens Mobile app (in-market).
- Spanish-speaking fans can tune in to the Audacity App, BaltimoreRavens.com, or the Ravens Mobile app for Spanish commentary.
- David Andrade and Allen Gutierrez will provide the Spanish play-by-play and analysis.
- NFL+ also offers live radio broadcasts for every game, so you can listen on the go. And yes, they have a free trial too!
But here's where it gets controversial: with so many streaming options, are traditional TV and radio broadcasts becoming obsolete? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Do you prefer the classic viewing experience or the convenience of streaming? Let's spark a friendly debate!
