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How to Watch the Baltimore Ravens Face Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 4

Week 4 of the NFL season brings a heavyweight clash as the Baltimore Ravens travel to face the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. This is a rematch of the 2023 AFC Championship Game—where Lamar Jackson and the Ravens fell just short against Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs on their Super Bowl run—and both teams are hungry to turn their seasons around. The Ravens (1-2) are stinging from close losses, including a nail-biter against the Buffalo Bills in Week 1 and a shocking home defeat to the Detroit Lions in Week 3, while the Chiefs (1-2) are riding their first win of the season against the New York Giants. With two explosive offenses led by MVP-caliber quarterbacks, this game could be a high-scoring battle that shakes up the early AFC playoff race.

Whether you’re a Ravens Flock faithful cheering from afar or a Chiefs Kingdom die-hard defending Arrowhead, we’ve got you covered with everything you need to catch the action. From TV broadcasts to streaming services and radio options, here’s your complete guide to watching Ravens vs. Chiefs on Sunday, September 28, 2025, at 4:25 p.m. ET (3:25 p.m. CT).

Game Details

  • Teams: Baltimore Ravens (1-2) vs. Kansas City Chiefs (1-2)

  • Date: Sunday, September 28, 2025

  • Time: 4:25 p.m. ET

  • Location: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri

  • Broadcast Team: Jim Nantz (play-by-play) and Tony Romo (analyst) on CBS – the NFL’s premier crew for this marquee matchup.

  • This game is a CBS national broadcast, meaning most of the U.S. will get it in the late afternoon window. Check the NFL TV coverage map to confirm availability in your area (hint: most regions will see Ravens-Chiefs).

    How to Watch on TV

    Tune into your local CBS affiliate for the live broadcast. Pregame coverage starts with The NFL Today at 1 p.m. ET, featuring analysis from James Brown, Nate Burleson, AJ Hawk, and Melanie Collins.

    • Ravens Market: WJZ (Baltimore)

  • Chiefs Market: KCTV (Kansas City)

  • National: CBS (check local listings for your zip code’s affiliate)

  • If you’re traveling or away from home, providers like DirecTV, Dish, or Xfinity make accessing CBS a breeze anywhere in the U.S.

    Streaming Options

    No TV? Stream the game live on these platforms (subscriptions required unless noted):

    • Paramount+: The best choice for CBS NFL games. Plans start at $7.99/month (Essential) or $12.99/month (with Showtime, ad-free). New users get a 7-day free trial—perfect for watching this game and catching up on Survivor. Includes live CBS feeds and on-demand highlights.

  • NFL+: For $6.99/month (or $14.99/month for Premium), stream local and in-market games on mobile devices. Premium includes NFL RedZone and full game replays.

  • YouTube TV / Hulu + Live TV / FuboTV / Sling TV: All carry CBS in most markets, with prices around $70–$80/month and 5–7-day free trials. These bundle ESPN, FOX, and NBC for complete NFL coverage.

  • NFL Sunday Ticket (YouTube TV add-on): Out-of-market fans can grab this for $349/season to watch every non-local game, including this one. Early-season deal: $299 for new subscribers.

  • Tip: Abroad? Use a VPN like ExpressVPN to connect to a U.S. server and stream as if you’re stateside.

    Radio and Audio Broadcasts

    Listening while tailgating or on the move? Here’s where to tune in:

    • Ravens Radio Network:

    • Flagship: WBAL (1090 AM) and 98 Rock (97.9 FM) in Baltimore

  • Play-by-Play: Gerry Sandusky, with analysis from Rob Long

  • Chiefs Radio Network:

    • Flagship: WDAF (106.5 FM) and KFNZ (96.5 FM) in Kansas City

  • Play-by-Play: Mitch Holthus, with Kendall Gammon and Josh Klingler

  • SiriusXM NFL Radio: Channel 83 (Ravens feed) or Channel 228 (Chiefs feed). Subscription is $10.99/month for streaming.

  • Westwood One National Broadcast: Available on SiriusXM Channel 88 or via the NFL app for a syndicated call.

  • Why You Can’t Miss This Game

    The stakes are sky-high. The Ravens, leading the NFL with 37.0 points per game, will rely on Lamar Jackson’s dual-threat brilliance to exploit a Chiefs defense that’s struggled early. However, Baltimore’s defense is hampered by the absence of DT Nnamdi Madubuike (out with a neck injury), which could give Mahomes an edge. The Chiefs, meanwhile, aim to capitalize on Arrowhead’s raucous crowd—remember Jackson’s 100-yard rushing outburst in their last playoff clash. Betting odds slightly favor the Ravens by 2.5 points (per BetMGM), but Arrowhead’s atmosphere could tilt the scales.

    Current betting lines:

    Bet Type

    Ravens

    Chiefs

    Spread

    -2.5

    +2.5

    Moneyline

    -145

    +125

    Over/Under

    49.5

    49.5

    (Always gamble responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.)

    Final Thoughts

    Get ready for an AFC showdown for the ages—purple vs. red, Jackson vs. Mahomes, and Arrowhead’s electric vibe. Whether you’re streaming on Paramount+ or cheering from Baltimore, this Week 4 thriller is unmissable. Stick with FanHub for the latest NFL previews, injury updates, and fantasy tips.

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