Baltimore Ravens schedule: Games, dates, TV channels, predictions for 2025 season
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The Baltimore Ravens aren't going anywhere, anytime soon.
For a franchise that's been one of the more successful in recent NFL history – at least in the regular season – it's almost hard to believe there is a 12-year gap in Baltimore's football past. They are one-half of one of the best rivalries in the game and yet, the history books would have you believe someone mistakenly edited out a few years.
That all started when the Baltimore Colts famously departed in the middle of a March night in 1984, leaving without a trace for Indianapolis.
It wasn't until 1996 that football resurfaced in the "Charm City," as the then-Cleveland Browns packed up and headed east.
The final list of names for the reborn franchise was eventually narrowed to the Ravens, Marauders and Americans before fans selected the Edgar Allan Poe-inspired nickname.
All these years later, Baltimore is aiming to continue their great play on the field in the hopes their playoff fortunes soon match up.
The two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson will try to exorcise those playoff demons in 2025 after an improbable Mark Andrews' drop ended their most recent playoff run. Now it's back to business in Baltimore – almost like they never left.
Here's a look at the Ravens regular season schedule for 2025.
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Baltimore Ravens schedule 2025
This section will be updated when the NFL schedule is released on Wednesday, May 14.
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Ravens record prediction 2025
Record prediction: 13-4
The Ravens are locked and loaded to run it back in 2025.
Without any major losses via trade or free agency, the Ravens have the luxury of returning a roster that went 12-5 last season. Jackson played at an MVP level, Derrick Henry dazzled in his first year wearing purple and now some defensive reinforcements are on the way from the draft.
Malaki Starks and Mike Green figure to play big roles on this team, solidifying the secondary and bolstering the pass rush.
The Ravens should be able to beat up on a division that is a relative unknown. The Browns don't project to be a good team, the Steelers are without a quarterback at the moment and the Bengals have failed to meet expectations.
Baltimore's home schedule is loaded with winnable games and the Ravens are the best bet to continue their recent AFC North dominance en route to another division crown.
A great regular season awaits the Ravens, but the real success will be measured in the playoffs.
Ravens opponents 2025
Below is a full list of Baltimore's opponents for the upcoming season.
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