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Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills: How to watch today, start time, where to stream and more

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Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills: Week 8 Kick-Off Time, TV Channel, Streaming Options, and Team News

The Buffalo Bills host the Baltimore Ravens at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, during Week 8 of the NFL regular season, with kick-off scheduled for Sunday, November 1, at 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT, as reported by goal.com.

Fans are eyeing a marquee quarterback showdown between Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. The AFC East-topping Bills enter the matchup at 5-1 looking for their third straight win, while the 4-3 Ravens aim to avoid dropping their third game.

How to Watch and Stream the Game

For viewers watching nationally on television, the game will be broadcast on CBS. Digital and mobile users can stream the action live using Paramount+, which supports connected smart TVs, phones, and tablets.

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Fans looking for a live stream without a long-term cable contract can utilize Fubo, which carries CBS alongside other major networks required for regular-season football like FOX, NBC, and ESPN. New subscribers can access a five-day free trial by setting up an account and entering a payment card, which will not be charged if canceled before the trial expires.

Viewers navigating regional broadcasting restrictions or traveling abroad can also utilize virtual private networks such as ExpressVPN to connect to out-of-market servers, secure connections on public networks, and access domestic subscriptions.

Team News and Injury Updates

The major development for Baltimore is the expected return of superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson, who was a full participant in practice and is on track to start. Jackson missed the last three games after sustaining a high ankle sprain in Week 4.

Despite Jackson’s return, the Ravens face notable injuries across their roster. Defensive anchor Roquan Smith (knee) and star safety Kyle Hamilton (knee) missed the opening practice of the week alongside backup safety Jaylinn Hawkins (knee). On the offensive line, rookie guard Vega Ioane (knee) is expected to miss time following an MCL sprain against Cincinnati, while left tackle Ronnie Stanley (toe/ankle) and guard John Simpson (groin) remain limited, though trade-acquisition center Cam Jurgens is back in the lineup. Tight end Mark Andrews (hand), linebacker Trey Hendrickson (finger), and running back Adam Randall (neck) all logged full practices.

Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bills return to the field fully rested following their Week 7 bye.

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