The stakes couldn’t be higher as the Baltimore Ravens head north to take on the Buffalo Bills in Sunday night’s Divisional Round showdown.
After steamrolling the Steelers 34-10 in the Wild Card, the Ravens are bringing their electrifying offense and stingy defense into hostile territory. Buffalo, meanwhile, hasn’t lost at home this season. They’re 8-0 at Highmark Stadium (playoffs included) and riding high after dismantling the Broncos 31-7.
This isn’t just a matchup of AFC heavyweights; it’s a battle between two of the league’s best quarterbacks. Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, two MVP candidates, are ready to light up the primetime stage. For Baltimore, it’s another chance to prove they’re Super Bowl contenders. For Buffalo, it’s about protecting their home turf and avenging their Week 4 loss to the Ravens—a 35-10 Baltimore beatdown that feels like ancient history now.
This game has everything: superstar talent, cold-weather drama, and playoff dreams on the line. Here’s everything Ravens fans need to know to catch the action.
How to watch Ravens vs. Bills on TV
The Ravens vs. Bills Divisional Round game will air nationally on CBS and locally in Baltimore on WJZ Ch. 13. Coverage starts at 6:30 p.m. ET, with Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, and Tracey Wolfson calling the action.
Whether you’re tuning in with cable, over-the-air on an antenna, or through your local CBS affiliate, it’s playoff football at its finest—don’t miss it!
How to stream Ravens vs. Bills
You can stream the game live on the CBS app or CBS website with a TV provider login. It’s also available on Paramount+, so make sure your subscription is ready to go before kickoff at 6:30 p.m. ET.
If you’re streaming on your phone, tablet, or smart TV, it’s playoff football anywhere you go!
Ravens vs. Bills game details
- Location: Highmark Stadium—Buffalo, NY
- Date: Sunday, January 19, 2025
- Kickoff Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
- Last Matchup: Week 4, 2024 (35-10 Ravens win)
This isn’t just another game—it’s a ticket to the AFC Championship.
Baltimore hasn’t forgotten their last playoff trip to Buffalo in 2020, where a concussion ended Lamar Jackson’s night early and the Ravens fell short. Now, with Lamar in MVP form and Derrick Henry steamrolling defenses, the Ravens have a golden opportunity to avenge that loss.
Buffalo, on the other hand, is looking to defend their perfect home record. With James Cook and a rejuvenated offense led by Josh Allen, they’re no pushovers.
Ravens fans, clear your schedule for Sunday night and get ready for a battle. Whether it’s the electrifying offense or the stifling defense, Baltimore has the tools to win—and who doesn’t want to see Lamar outshine Josh Allen on primetime?
Let’s go, Ravens Flock.