Ravens vs. Colts: How to Watch and Listen to Sunday’s Season Opener

Ravens vs. Colts kicks off Sunday, September 13, at 1 p.m. Eastern, with Baltimore opening its regular season at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The Ravens’ newly released viewing guide gives fans the television, streaming and radio options to line up before the first game begins.
The Ravens’ official watch guide lists CBS for television coverage, with Andrew Catalon and Logan Ryan calling the game and AJ Ross reporting from the sideline. Availability depends on the viewer’s market, so fans outside the Baltimore or Indianapolis areas should check their local CBS schedule rather than assume the matchup will appear everywhere.
For streaming, the team lists Paramount+ for in-market viewers. NFL+ carries live local games on phones and tablets; that device limitation matters if the plan is to watch on a living-room television. These services should be checked for the viewer’s location and subscription before kickoff, especially when traveling outside the usual coverage area.
The Colts’ viewing-options page also identifies NFL Sunday Ticket as an option for out-of-market Sunday games. Its role differs from a local CBS feed: where the game is available determines which route fits. International viewers can consult the NFL Game Pass option through DAZN identified in Baltimore’s guide, with availability dependent on territory.
Radio coverage in Baltimore is listed on WBAL 1090 AM and 98 Rock, 97.9 FM, with Kyle Youmans and Rod Woodson on the call. The Ravens also identify in-market audio access through their website on desktop and their mobile app. Spanish-language coverage is listed through El Zol 107.9 and TICO Sports.
PowerPage’s Wednesday injury-report coverage offers the earlier roster checkpoint as opening week continues. For Sunday planning, the practical details are simpler: a 1 p.m. Eastern start, CBS where carried locally, and several audio or subscription alternatives. Choose the option that matches both your location and device so the opener is ready when Baltimore takes the field.






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