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Preseason
DATE TBA – Buffalo, TIME TBA (WBAL-TV, Channel 11)
DATE TBA – at Dallas, TME TBA, (WBAL-TV, Channel 11)
Sun., Aug. 30 – Carolina, TIME TBA (WBAL-TV, Channel 11)
DATE TBA – at Washington, TIME TBA (WBAL-TV, Channel 11)
Regular Season
Sun., Sept. 13 – Cleveland, 1, CBS
Sun., Sept. 20 – at Houston, 4:25, CBS
Mon., Sept. 28 – Kansas City, 8:15, ESPN
Sun., Oct. 4 – at Washington 1, CGS
x-Sun., Oct. 11 – Cincinnati, 1, CBS
x-Sun., Oct. 18 – at Philadelphia, 1, CBS
x-Sun., Oct. 25 – Pittsburgh, 1, CBS
Sun., Nov. 1 – BYE WEEK
x-Sun., Nov. 8 – at Indianapolis, 1, CBS
x-Sun., Nov. 15 – at New England, 8:30, NBC
x-Sun., Nov. 22 – Tennessee, 1, CBS
Thurs., Nov. 26 – at Pittsburgh, 8:20, NBC
Thurs., Dec. 3 – Dallas, 8:30, Fox
Mon., Dec. 14 – at Cleveland, 8:15, ESPN
x-Sun., Dec. 20 – Jacksonville, 1, CBS
x-Sun., Dec. 27 – New York Giants, 1, Fox
x-Sun., Jan. 3 – at Cincinnati, 1, CBS
x – game times subject to change due to flexible scheduling
Postseason
Jan. 9-10 – Wild Card Weekend, date/time TBA (ESPN, NBC, CBS, Fox)
Jan. 16-17 – Divisional Playoffs, date/time TBA (NBC, CBS, Fox)
Jan. 24 – AFC Championship Game, 6:40 p.m. (CBS)
Sun., Feb. 7 – SUPER BOWL 55; AFC champion vs. NFC champion; Raymond James Stadium; Tampa; 6:30 p.m. (CBS)
NOTES: The Ravens will have just five games against teams that had winning records in 2019, as well as five games against 2019 playoff teams. The team will play 15 of its 16 games in the Eastern time zone; Houston is the exception.
This year, the Ravens will not play any games against teams coming out of their bye weeks. Last year, the Ravens played Cincinnati and Houston in consecutive weeks when both teams were coming off their byes. Baltimore won both games as part of a club-record 12-game winning streak.
The Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers will meet just before both teams’ mutual Nov. 1 bye. Cleveland and Cincinnati are off the following week, Nov. 8.
The Ravens are playing five prime-time games, the maximum allowable for each team. Contrary to popular belief, games that begin at 4:25 pm do no count as a prime-time game. This stat is subject to change due to flexible scheduling.
The Thanksgiving night game at Pittsburgh is the Ravens’ first road Turkey Day game in three appearances on that holiday, and the first road game on the holiday by a Baltimore team since the Colts’ trip to Detroit in 1965.
For only the second time in team history, the Ravens are playing all their return division games on the road. The first time it happened, in 2009, Baltimore lost two of the three games but made the playoffs as a wild-card team.
Using the 2019 records of the team’s 2020 opponents, Baltimore has the NFL’s easiest schedule in 2020–a distinction it has never held. That could change, depending on how the 2020 season plays out and that season’s figures are used instead of those from 2019.
The two placement games are determined by a team’s finish during the previous season. The Ravens finished first in the AFC North in 2019. Placement opponents are defined as those who had the same finish in the standings as did the Ravens in divisions from the same conference the Ravens aren’t already playing in their entirety in the coming year. That places New England and Kansas City on the schedule.
Per the league schedule rotation, the Ravens are playing the entire AFC South and NFC East in 2020…
The Ravens have never won a regular-season game in New England, Philadelphia, or Indianapolis–all cities to which they will travel in 2020. In 2019, they got their first-ever wins in Buffalo, Seattle, and at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
