Game 272: The Final Game of the NFL Regular Season is for All the Marbles Sunday, January 4, 2026 | 8:20 PM ET | Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA | NBC Sunday Night Football The Miracle Happened: Browns Gift Ravens One More Chance After Derrick Henry’s historic 216-yard, 4-TD performance at Lambeau Field kept the Ravens’ playoff hopes on life support, Baltimore needed a miracle to get one more game. The 3-12 Cleveland Browns delivered. On Sunday afternoon, the Browns stunned the Pittsburgh Steelers 13-6 in a defensive slugfest, denying Pittsburgh their chance to clinch the
The Story: After last week’s devastating 4th quarter collapse vs. the Patriots, the Ravens traveled to Lambeau Field without Lamar Jackson and absolutely DOMINATED the Packers 41-24. Derrick Henry’s Historic Night: Tyler Huntley’s Efficiency: Key Moments: Ravens Dominated: Malik Willis (in losing effort): Playoff Scenario: Coaching Redemption: After abandoning Henry vs. Patriots, Harbaugh/Monken fed him 36 times and never got away from the run. Lesson learned. Harbor Park Garage Integration: Natural setup for potential Week 18 winner-take-all game vs. Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium. $12 all-day parking for the biggest rivalry game of the year.
Season on the Line as Ravens Face Must-Win Showdown in Green Bay December 28, 2025 | 8:00 PM ET | Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI | Peacock Exclusive The Stakes: Everything to Play For This isn’t just another late-season game. For both teams, Saturday night at Lambeau Field could define their entire season. For the Ravens (7-8): For the Packers (9-5-1): Translation: The Ravens MUST win. The Packers really, really want to win. The Elephant in the Stadium: Will Either Quarterback Play? Both teams are dealing with critical quarterback injuries that could determine the entire
Patriots Rally from 11 Down, Clinch Playoffs as Ravens’ Season Teeters on Brink December 21, 2025 | M&T Bank Stadium | Sunday Night Football Final Score: Patriots 28, Ravens 24 In what will go down as one of the most painful losses of the season, the Baltimore Ravens squandered an 11-point fourth-quarter lead and lost quarterback Lamar Jackson to injury in a devastating 28-24 defeat to the New England Patriots on Sunday Night Football. The loss drops the Ravens to 7-8 and puts their playoff hopes on life support, while the Patriots (12-3) clinched their
Must-Win Game Under the Lights — Plus Your Complete Parking Guide Game Information Baltimore Ravens (7-7) vs New England Patriots (11-3)Sunday, December 21, 20258:20 PM ETM&T Bank StadiumNBC (Sunday Night Football) The stakes couldn’t be higher. The lights couldn’t be brighter. And Baltimore’s playoff hopes have never been more urgent. On Sunday night, the Ravens host the New England Patriots in a game that will define their season. Win, and the path to the playoffs remains alive. Lose, and the margin for error becomes razor-thin with just two games remaining. This isn’t just another game
On a frigid December afternoon with playoff survival on the line, the Baltimore Ravens delivered their most complete performance of the season, blanking the Cincinnati Bengals 24-0 at Paycor Stadium on Sunday.
Playoff Hopes on the Line Critical AFC North Rematch Awaits in Cincinnati After two consecutive heartbreaking losses that have left the Baltimore Ravens teetering on the edge of playoff elimination, Sunday’s road matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals represents exactly what the Ravens need: a must-win game against a motivated division rival with nothing to lose. The Ravens (6-7) travel to Paycor Stadium to face the Bengals (4-9) in a 1:00 PM ET kickoff on CBS. While Cincinnati has been mathematically eliminated from playoff contention, they handed Baltimore one of their most embarrassing defeats of the
