How to watch Ravens vs. Bengals in NFL Week 5 with and without cable

Don't look now, but the Baltimore Ravens are on fire. Baltimore has been demolishing their opponents on the ground and is now the league's leader in rushing yards per game with 220.3.

After starting the season 0-2, the Ravens were in serious trouble, and their upcoming schedule was going to make it very tough for them to afford any mistakes. Fortunately, Baltimore showed up in their Week 3 and Week 4 matchups against the Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills respectively.

Ravens running back Derrick Henry is turning back the clocks and is playing like the best back in the league. He rushed for 151 yards and two touchdowns against the Cowboys and followed it up with a 199-yard rushing performance with one rushing touchdown and one receiving touchdown against the Bills. He's been virtually unstoppable since the Ravens have prioritized feeding him the ball.

The Ravens will look to add to their two-game winning streak in Cincinnati as they take on their division rival Bengals.

Ravens vs. Bengals game details

• Home: Cincinnati Bengals (1-3)
• Road: Baltimore Ravens (2-2)
• Venue: Paycor Stadium — Cincinnati, OH
• Date: October 6, 2024
• Last matchup: Week 11 2023 (34-20 Ravens win)

Your Guide to Watching Ravens vs. Bengals

How to Stream Ravens vs. Bengals if You Have Cable

The Ravens vs. Bengals matchup is slated for Sunday, October 6, 2024, with a kickoff time of 1:00 p.m. ET. Viewers can find the game on their local CBS station, WJZ-TV (Baltimore), or stream it live viaParamount+, depending on local availability. Be sure to check local listings for more details.

Kevin Harlan and Trent Green will be the commentating crew.

How to Watch Ravens vs. Bengals Without a Cable Subscription

You can stream the game live on Paramount+ for $7.99 per month or $59.99 per year, which includes live NFL on CBS games, though it doesn’t cover your local CBS station. Another option is NFL+, priced at $6.99 per month or $49.99 per year, offering access to live local, primetime regular season, postseason games, and NFL Network.

Streaming services like YouTube TV, Hulu+, and Sling also provide comprehensive coverage similar to cable. These typically include CBS, giving you access to all nationally televised games.

Which streaming services offer free trials?

If you’re considering options before committing to a new subscription, you’re in luck. While Sling doesn’t offer a free trial, the other services do. Both Fubo and YouTube TV provide a free one-week trial, while Hulu + Live TV offers a shorter three-day trial.

How to Stream Ravens vs. Bengals out of market

How to Watch Ravens vs. Bengals on NFL Sunday Ticket

• NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV: This is the full package. You get 100+ linear channels, unlimited DVR, and access to your local broadcast stations, plus NFL Sunday Ticket.

• NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube: You’ll subscribe directly through YouTube (also known as YouTube Primetime Channels). This option doesn’t include any additional linear or broadcast channels—just YouTube and NFL Sunday Ticket.

Here’s the pricing breakdown:

NFL Sunday Ticket is a premium subscription, intentionally priced higher, with a full season costing several hundred dollars. The good news? You can now choose to pay for NFL Sunday Ticket monthly, instead of a lump sum, although this option isn’t available in Georgia, New York, Minnesota, Nevada, Missouri, Tennessee, or New Jersey.

• On YouTube TV: A regular subscription costs $349 for the season, or $389 if you also want NFL RedZone.
• On YouTube Primetime Channels: A regular subscription is $449 for the season, and $489 with NFL RedZone.

NFL RedZone

NFL RedZone, which provides live coverage of scoring attempts as they happen, is available on both YouTube and YouTube TV for an additional fee. On YouTube TV, it’s also part of the $11/month Sports Plus add-on.

When does Ravens' game start in your time zone?

Looking to see when you can catch this exciting matchup? No matter where you are, check out the breakdown of all the kickoff times below.

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