How to Watch Browns at Ravens: Stream NFL Live, TV Channel

The Baltimore Ravens seek the AFC North division title when they face off against the Cleveland Browns Week 18.

The Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens play a divisional game to end the season on a special double-header on Saturday on ABC and ESPN. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh will be playing later in the evening with much higher stakes on the line. But that doesn’t mean that this game doesn’t mean a ton to Baltimore. The Ravens have a chance to win the division with a victory over the Browns in the first game of Week 18.

How to Watch Cleveland Browns at Baltimore Ravens Today:

Game Date: Saturday, Jan. 4 2024

Game Time: 4:30 p.m. ET

TV: ABC, ESPN

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But if the Ravens lose and Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati, the Steelers could win the division title and a first-round home playoff game. Fortunately for the Ravens they will be heavily favored in this game by 20 points. Lamar Jackson still has an opportunity to win back-to-back MVP awards but will need a very strong game with Josh Allen also suiting up this weekend to keep his consecutive start streak alive. This is all while Cleveland will start Bailey Zappe who is its fourth starting quarterback this season.

Baltimore is coming off one of its most dominating performances of the season beating the already playoff bound Houston Texans on the road on Christmas Day 31-2. Jackson had an incredible night once again accounting for three Baltimore touchdowns including a 48-yard rushing touchdown where he reached a career-best top speed of 21.25 mph in which he said he was just jogging.

He threw for two more touchdowns but most importantly, he surpassed by one yard the great Michael Vick with 6,110 career rushing yards. Houston couldn’t sustain anything on offense and only scored on a safety in the second quarter. Expect a similar type of performance from Baltimore today.

That is because the Browns are on a five-game losing streak and an uninspired 20-3 loss last week against the Miami Dolphins. This is tied for their longest losing streak of the season. That loss came despite Tua Tagovailoa not suiting up for the Dolphins. Tyler Huntley filled in admirably for the injured Tagovailoa who sat out with a hip injury. Huntley scrambled for a score and threw for another touchdown to keep Miami’s playoff hopes alive.

It must have been especially sweet for Huntley after the Browns released him in August. The Browns improved their draft position with the loss after only connecting on a field goal in the second quarter. About the only bright spot for Cleveland is that sentiment is likely to only continue against the Ravens in this season finale.

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