The Ravens bounced back from a grueling loss to the Dolphins with a grueling win against the Bears. It was a 16-13 affair that saw Andy Dalton nearly break Baltimore’s heart, but the Ravens were able to answer with a touchdown late. Lamar Jackson has been a full participant for the Ravens in practice after missing last week with an injury, so it looks like this game will feature two teams at relatively full strength.
The Browns didn’t win pretty against the Lions last week, eking out a 13-10 win. Nick Chubb was a difference maker with 22 carries for 130 yards (somehow a distant second to Jonathan Taylor for best running back of the day), and his one touchdown reception ended up being the difference. While the Browns have won two of three, their last two games are causes for concern heading into a game with an equally ominous Ravens team.
AFC North primetime showdowns are notoriously scrappy, and this game should be no exception. Both of these teams run the ball extremely well – the Browns are first in the league rushing and the Ravens are fourth – so expect a lot of smashmouth football. Defense will likely be the difference in this game, and Time of Possession will end up being a huge stat to watch as it gets into the third and fourth quarters. The winner of that battle will likely find themselves ahead.
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What channel is Browns vs. Ravens on today?
TV channel (national): NBC Live Stream: Peacock, fuboTV
Browns vs. Ravens will be broadcast nationally on NBC for “Sunday Night Football” in Week 12. The game will be called by Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth, with Michelle Tafoya on the sideline.
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Browns vs. Ravens start time
Date: Sunday, Nov. 28 Kickoff: 8:20 p. m. EST
Browns vs. Ravens will be played at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, and will kick off at the normal 8:20 EST for “Sunday Night Football.”
NFL live stream for ‘Sunday Night Football’
If you don’t have access to NBC through a cable subscription, there are many other options you can look into to watch the “Sunday Night Football” matchup.
