How to Watch the Bengals-Ravens Game on Thanksgiving
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Thanksgiving and football are a duo that go hand in hand, much like mashed potatoes and gravy. This year, football fans can look forward to a thrilling showdown between the Cincinnati Bengals with a 3-8 record and the Baltimore Ravens standing at 6-5. On November 27, the Bengals will be heading to M&T Bank Stadium to face the Ravens in a game that has become somewhat of a tradition, being the fourth consecutive year that the Ohio-based team plays on their opponent’s turf.

Quarterback Joe Burrow has expressed his discontent with this recurring arrangement, stating, “Playing in Baltimore for the fourth straight prime-time year isn’t ideal.” However, despite the scheduling challenges, the Bengals have had a tough season compared to the Ravens’ impressive five-game winning streak. This sets the stage for an exciting holiday matchup featuring star players like Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews.

Although these teams have faced each other frequently in recent years, neither has graced the Thanksgiving spotlight for quite some time. According to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Ravens last played on Thanksgiving in 2013, while the Bengals only appeared in the prime-time slot once back in 2010.
The Bengals-Ravens game is scheduled to kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET according to the NFL. Before the game, audiences can enjoy a national anthem performance by Tony Award-winning Broadway star Renée Elise Goldsberry, known for her role in Hamilton. Furthermore, even those not interested in football can anticipate a halftime show by the Grammy Award-winning rapper Lil Jon.
To catch the Bengals-Ravens game on cable, viewers can tune in to NBC, which will be broadcasting the game nationwide. The Thanksgiving football lineup will also feature the Lions-Packers game on FOX and the Cowboys-Chiefs game on CBS. For those looking to stream the game online, there are various options available.
One way to stream the game is through NBC’s streaming service, Peacock. Plans start at $7.99 a month and provide access to live sports broadcasts. Alternatively, services like YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV offer packages that include NBC, CBS, and Fox, with prices ranging from $82.99 to $88.99 per month. DIRECTV also offers streaming packages ranging from $90 to $125 that include NBC.
For local fans, depending on their location, the game may be accessible through the Ravens or Bengals apps. Additionally, the NFL mobile app may allow for streaming for local fans based on their geographical location.
In conclusion, football fans are in for an exciting Thanksgiving treat with the Bengals taking on the Ravens in a highly anticipated matchup. Whether watching on cable or through various online streaming services, there are plenty of options available for fans to catch all the action on the field.
