On Wednesday night at 8 PM, the National Football League released its 2019 regular season schedule. The schedule included each game that the Baltimore Ravens will participate in. Among the sixteen regular season games, the Ravens will play in three nationally televised primetime games. Here is Baltimore’s full 2019 schedule:
- Week 1: Sunday, September 8 – Baltimore Ravens @ Miami Dolphins
- Hard Rock Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 2: Sunday, September 15 – Arizona Cardinals @ Baltimore Ravens
- M&T Bank Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 3: Sunday, September 22 – Baltimore Ravens @ Kansas City Chiefs
- Arrowhead Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 4: Sunday, September 29 – Cleveland Browns @ Baltimore Ravens
- M&T Bank Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 5: Sunday, October 6 – Baltimore Ravens @ Pittsburgh Steelers
- Heinz Field, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 6: Sunday, October 13 – Cincinnati Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens
- M&T Bank Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 7: Sunday, October 20 – Baltimore Ravens @ Seattle Seahawks
- CenturyLink Field, 4:25 PM Eastern
- Week 8: BYE WEEK
- Week 9: Sunday, November 3 – New England Patriots @ Baltimore Ravens
- M&T Bank Stadium, 8:20 PM Eastern (Sunday Night Football)
- Week 10: Sunday, November 10 – Baltimore Ravens @ Cincinnati Bengals
- Paul Brown Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 11: Sunday, November 17 – Houston Texans @ Baltimore Ravens
- M&T Bank Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 12: Monday, November 25 – Baltimore Ravens @ Los Angeles Rams
- Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, 8:15 PM (Monday Night Football)
- Week 13: Sunday, December 1 – San Francisco 49ers @ Baltimore Ravens
- M&T Bank Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 14: Sunday, December 8 – Baltimore Ravens @ Buffalo Bills
- New Era Field, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 15: Thursday, December 12 – New York Jets @ Baltimore Ravens
- M&T Bank Stadium, 8:20 PM Eastern
- Week 16: Sunday, December 22 – Baltimore Ravens @ Cleveland Browns
- FirstEnergy Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
- Week 17: Sunday, December 29 – Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens
- M&T Bank Stadium, 1:00 PM Eastern
Notably, the Baltimore Ravens do not have a primetime, nationally televised game against a divisional opponent. This could change, of course, if a game is flexed into the Sunday Night Football spot. The Ravens currently have three primetime games, one against the New England Patriots, another against the Los Angeles Rams, and a third against the New York Jets.
