Baltimore Ravens vs New Orleans Saints kick-off time
The Baltimore Ravens will host the New Orleans Saints at M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore, Maryland), during Week 2 of the NFL regular season. The game is scheduled to kick-off at 6pm (BST) on Sunday, September 20.
How to watch Baltimore Ravens vs New Orleans Saints
The game will be screened live on NFL Game Pass on DAZN.
NFL Game Pass on DAZN is the official way to watch the 2026/27 NFL season, offering access to every game live and on-demand. This includes the regular season, the playoffs, and Super Bowl LXI. Access to NFL Redzone and the NFL Network is also available. You can purchase NFL Game Pass as a standalone package without needing a regular DAZN subscription.
DAZN offers two primary tiers for the full NFL season, Regular and Ultimate, with options to pay all at once or in monthly instalments.
Subscription Tier | Upfront One-off Price | Monthly Instalment Plan (12 months) |
|---|---|---|
Season Pro Regular | £179.99* | £18.99 / month |
Season Pro Ultimate | £199.99** | £21.99 / month |
- * If purchasing the 'Season Pro Regular' package upfront, you will make a saving of £47, compared with paying for it monthly over 12 months.
- ** If purchasing the 'Season Pro Ultimate' package upfront, you will make a saving of £63, compared with paying for it monthly over 12 months.
Those choosing the 'Season Pro Ultimate' package will also receive these additional features:
- Multiview Screen Sharing: Ultimate subscribers can watch up to four live games simultaneously on one screen. This is ideal for packed Sunday nights when multiple games are happening at the same time.
- Enhanced Picture and Sound: The Ultimate tier introduces High Dynamic Range (HDR) video quality and Dolby 5.1 surround sound. These enhancements apply to marquee broadcasts, including Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night Football, key playoff games, and the Super Bowl.
- Alternative Broadcast Feeds: Ultimate gives you access to popular alternative commentaries. This includes the ManningCast with Peyton and Eli Manning, as well as TNF Prime Vision which overlays Next Gen Stats directly onto the live feed.
- Account Sharing Limits: If you want to share your account with family or watch on the go, the Regular plan limits you to 2 streams on the exact same internet connection (IP address). The Ultimate plan expands this significantly, allowing up to 5 concurrent streams across 2 entirely different physical locations.
NB: Two Sunday games per week (one game from the 6pm window and one game from the 9pm window) will be subject to blackout restrictions. These two blacked-out games are not live on NFL Game Pass, but they are made available to watch fully on-demand 24 hours after the game ends.
How to watch anywhere with VPN
If you are abroad, you may need to use a virtual private network (VPN) in order to watch games using your usual streaming service. A VPN, such as NordVPN, allows you to establish a secure connection online when streaming. If you are not sure which VPN to use, check out GOAL's guide to the best VPNs for streaming sport.
Baltimore Ravens vs New Orleans Saints Team News

Starting XI

- 26Rasheen Ali81Kevin Austin
- 89Mark Andrews71Kelvin Banks Jr.
- 3Chidobe Awuzie23Julian Blackmon
- 7Rashod Bateman97Khristian Boyd
- 97Ethan Burke91Vernon Broughton
- 93Calais Campbell19Barion Brown
- 78Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan10Daniel Carlson
- 85Josh Cuevas46Scott Daly
- 30Ryan Eckley4Oscar Delp
- 15Mike Green43CJ Donaldson Jr
- 54Jovaughn Gwyn76David Edwards
- 14Kyle Hamilton55Kaden Elliss
- 21Jaylinn Hawkins22Martin Emerson
- 91Trey Hendrickson3Travis Etienne
- 22Derrick Henry87Noah Fant
- 88Matthew Hibner75Taliese Fuaga
- 49Jay Higgins92Davon Godchaux
- 43Justice Hill96Carl Granderson
- 44Marlon Humphrey31Jordan Howden
- 5Tyler Huntley33Anfernee Jennings
- 71Olaivavega Ioane83Juwan Johnson
- 8Lamar Jackson94Cameron Jordan
- 39Keondre Jackson41Alvin Kamara
- 94John Jenkins18Bryce Lance
- 48Carl Jones78Erik McCoy
- 51Emery Jones1Kool-Aid McKinstry
- 98Travis Jones74Mason Murphy
- 33Tyler Loop12Chris Olave
- 38Keyon Martin38Jayden Price
- 17Chris Moore2Spencer Rattler
- 46Nick Moore21Justin Reid
- 90Aeneas Peebles42Mike Reid
- 77Ethan Pocic72Asim Richards
- 29Chandler Rivers29Quincy Riley
- 95Tavius Robinson51Cesar Ruiz
- 70Roger Rosengarten58Chris Rumph II
- 13Elijah Sarratt7Jonas Sanker
- 74John Simpson93Nathan Shepherd
- 32Trenton Simpson66Will Sherman
- Roquan Smith6Tyler Shough
- 80Durham Smythe28Danny Stutsman
- 79Ronnie Stanley14Devaughn Vele
- 24Malaki Starks82Treyton Welch
- 76Carson Vinson20Pete Werner
- 72Andrew Vorhees98Tyree Wilson
- 81Devontez Walker50Colby Wooden
- 96Broderick Washington Jr.17Ryan Wright
- 10LaJohntay Wester65Jeremiah Wright
- 2Nate Wiggins99Chase Young
- 9Zion Young
Manager
- Jesse Minter
- Kellen Moore
Ahead of the Week 2 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens (1-0) and the New Orleans Saints (0-1), both teams are managing deep injury lists following their physical season openers.
Baltimore Ravens Team News
The Ravens are facing severe availability questions, especially regarding their offensive depth and left side protection.
- Zay Flowers (WR) - Hamstring (DNP): After an explosive 150-yard first half in Week 1, Flowers is day-to-day and has sat out practice. His absence leaves Baltimore heavily depleted at receiver, as rookie Ja'Kobi Lane was just placed on Injured Reserve with a wrist injury. Expect Rashod Bateman and veteran practice-squad call-up Chris Moore to step into bigger roles.
- Ronnie Stanley (T) & John Simpson (G) - Toe / Groin (DNP): The starting left side of the offensive line missed practice for consecutive days. If they cannot play, sophomore Carson Vinson and Andrew Vorhees will have to secure the trench for Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
- Trey Hendrickson (OLB) - Finger (DNP): The high-impact edge rusher remains sidelined, which could affect the Ravens' ability to collapse the pocket.
- T.J. Tampa (CB) - Knee (DNP): Missed practice again, adding concerns to the secondary depth.
- Nnamdi Madubuike (DT) - Neck (Limited): The defensive pillar was a limited participant on Thursday but is expected to avoid a major stint out.
New Orleans Saints Team News
The Saints' primary concern stems from late-week additions to their injury report, though beat reporters indicate some moves were purely precautionary.
- Chris Olave (WR) - Hamstring (Limited): Olave popped up on Thursday's report after a spectacular 182-yard opener. However, early reports from NewOrleansSaints.com state that his early exit was an abundance of caution, and he is expected to suit up on Sunday.
- Chase Young (EDGE) - Calf (Limited): Much like Olave, Young was added to the report on Thursday due to calf soreness but remains likely to play.
- Alvin Kamara (RB) - Knee (Full): Kamara has been a full participant and is completely locked in to start, which is vital for New Orleans' balanced attack against Baltimore's defensive front.
- Zach Wood (LS) - Calf (DNP): The long snapper is expected to miss a few weeks. This forces the Saints to make a special teams adjustment on short notice.
- Cameron Jordan (EDGE) & Oscar Delp (TE) - Hamstring (Limited): Both returned to limited practice on Thursday after previous worries and are trending toward playing.

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