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Baltimore Ravens vs New Orleans Saints

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 1pm ET / 10am PT on Sunday, September 20.

How to watch Baltimore Ravens vs New Orleans Saints

Whether you are tuning in locally or catching the national broadcast, there are several convenient ways to watch the action. The game will be televised nationally on CBS. For digital and mobile viewers, you can stream the game live using Paramount+, which allows you to watch directly on your connected smart TV, phone, or tablet.

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Baltimore Ravens vs New Orleans Saints Team News

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Starting XI

New Orleans Saints
  • 26
    Rasheen Ali
    81
    Kevin Austin
  • 89
    Mark Andrews
    71
    Kelvin Banks Jr.
  • 3
    Chidobe Awuzie
    23
    Julian Blackmon
  • 7
    Rashod Bateman
    97
    Khristian Boyd
  • 97
    Ethan Burke
    91
    Vernon Broughton
  • 93
    Calais Campbell
    19
    Barion Brown
  • 78
    Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan
    10
    Daniel Carlson
  • 85
    Josh Cuevas
    46
    Scott Daly
  • 30
    Ryan Eckley
    4
    Oscar Delp
  • 15
    Mike Green
    43
    CJ Donaldson Jr
  • 54
    Jovaughn Gwyn
    76
    David Edwards
  • 14
    Kyle Hamilton
    55
    Kaden Elliss
  • 21
    Jaylinn Hawkins
    22
    Martin Emerson
  • 91
    Trey Hendrickson
    3
    Travis Etienne
  • 22
    Derrick Henry
    87
    Noah Fant
  • 88
    Matthew Hibner
    75
    Taliese Fuaga
  • 49
    Jay Higgins
    92
    Davon Godchaux
  • 43
    Justice Hill
    96
    Carl Granderson
  • 44
    Marlon Humphrey
    31
    Jordan Howden
  • 5
    Tyler Huntley
    33
    Anfernee Jennings
  • 71
    Olaivavega Ioane
    83
    Juwan Johnson
  • 8
    Lamar Jackson
    94
    Cameron Jordan
  • 39
    Keondre Jackson
    41
    Alvin Kamara
  • 94
    John Jenkins
    18
    Bryce Lance
  • 48
    Carl Jones
    78
    Erik McCoy
  • 51
    Emery Jones
    1
    Kool-Aid McKinstry
  • 98
    Travis Jones
    74
    Mason Murphy
  • 33
    Tyler Loop
    12
    Chris Olave
  • 38
    Keyon Martin
    38
    Jayden Price
  • 17
    Chris Moore
    2
    Spencer Rattler
  • 46
    Nick Moore
    21
    Justin Reid
  • 90
    Aeneas Peebles
    42
    Mike Reid
  • 77
    Ethan Pocic
    72
    Asim Richards
  • 29
    Chandler Rivers
    29
    Quincy Riley
  • 95
    Tavius Robinson
    51
    Cesar Ruiz
  • 70
    Roger Rosengarten
    58
    Chris Rumph II
  • 13
    Elijah Sarratt
    7
    Jonas Sanker
  • 74
    John Simpson
    93
    Nathan Shepherd
  • 32
    Trenton Simpson
    66
    Will Sherman
  • Roquan Smith
    6
    Tyler Shough
  • 80
    Durham Smythe
    28
    Danny Stutsman
  • 79
    Ronnie Stanley
    14
    Devaughn Vele
  • 24
    Malaki Starks
    82
    Treyton Welch
  • 76
    Carson Vinson
    20
    Pete Werner
  • 72
    Andrew Vorhees
    98
    Tyree Wilson
  • 81
    Devontez Walker
    50
    Colby Wooden
  • 96
    Broderick Washington Jr.
    17
    Ryan Wright
  • 10
    LaJohntay Wester
    65
    Jeremiah Wright
  • 2
    Nate Wiggins
    99
    Chase Young
  • 9
    Zion 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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