Browns vs. Ravens: How to Watch, Listen & Live Stream

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Browns vs. Ravens: How to Watch, Listen & Live Stream

Cleveland Browns
10 Sep 2025, 23:43 GMT+

TV, Radio and Streaming information for Browns vs. Ravens on Sept. 14, 2025

Kelsey Russo

The Cleveland Browns will travel to Baltimore and face the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025 at 1 p.m. ET.

Where to watch the Browns on TV

Pregame:10:30 a.m., Browns Countdown, WEWS News 5

Game:1 p.m., CBS

Postgame:11:35 p.m., Browns Postgame Show, WEWS News 5

Announcers: Tom McCarthy, Ross Tucker and Amanda Balionis (sideline reporter)

How to Listen Live on Radio

In-market fans canlisten live on Browns.comand theBrowns mobile app, presented by LECOM.

Pregame: 9 a.m., 850 ESPN Cleveland, 98.5 WNCX, Browns.com, Browns App

Game: 1 p.m., 850 ESPN Cleveland, 92.3 The Fan WKRK, 98.5 WNCX, 1300 AM La Mega (Espaol)

Postgame: 92.3 The Fan WKRK

Announcers: Andrew Siciliano, Nathan Zegura and Je'Rod Cherry (sideline reporter)

To access live radio of Browns games in the Browns mobile app, presented by LECOM, you must be in the Cleveland DMA (100 miles) AND have location services turned on for the Browns mobile app. To make sure location services are on for the iPhone, follow the steps below:

Settings -> Browns -> Location -> While using the app/Always

For Android:

Settings -> Location -> App permissions -> Browns

You can also access device settings by going to "Settings" in the Browns app and clicking "Device Settings."

Where to Stream the Browns on NFL+

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Browns record vs. Ravens

The Ravens hold the all-time regular season record against the Browns 37-15.
The Browns split their games against the Ravens during the 2024 season, beating the Ravens in Week 8 29-24, and dropping their Week 18 matchup 35-10.
The Browns have a 6-20 record in the regular season against the Ravens on the road.

Storylines to Watch

How the Browns pressure QB Lamar JacksonThe Browns' defense is set to see another top quarterback in the AFC North in QB Lamar Jackson and will need to handle his dual-threat ability as a quarterback. In Week 1 against the Bills, Jackson completed 14 of 19 passes for 209 yards and two touchdowns, as well as rushed for 70 yards on six carries and a touchdown. The Browns' defense must account for Jackson in the run game, as well as pressure him in the pocket. Jackson was sacked twice by the Bills for a loss of 15 yards, and if the Browns' defensive line can use their attack-style defense to bring Jackson down, they can limit the success of the Ravens on the offensive side of the ball.
How the Browns establish the pass gameIn the Ravens' Week 1 matchup against the Bills, their defense gave up 389 passing yards, which ranked 30th in the league. On the flip side, the Browns found success through the air in their Week 1 matchup against the Bengals, finishing the game with 278 net passing yards, ranked fifth in the league. If QBJoe Flaccocan find his pass catching threats and move the ball down the field through the air, the Browns can be in position to put points on the board in Week 2.
How the Browns' run defense stops RB Derrick Henry and the run gameIn Week 1 against the Bills, RB Derrick Henry rushed for 169 yards on 18 carries, averaging 9.4 yards per carry and scoring two rushing touchdowns. The Ravens totaled 238 net rushing yards, with Henry leading Baltimore in both carries and rushing yards. The Browns' run defense will have to find a way to limit his success in the run game, especially for long gains as he broke through the Bills' defense for a 30-yard touchdown run, a 46-yard touchdown run and another 49-yard run.