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The NFL is all about parity, and Week 1 will deliver high-powered matchups right out of the gate that'll start creating separation in several key divisions across the league. The months of preparation and speculation are over. The Baltimore Ravens will open a new era Sunday afternoon when they visit

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The NFL is all about parity, and Week 1 will deliver high-powered matchups right out of the gate that'll start creating separation in several key divisions across the league. The months of preparation and speculation are over. The Baltimore Ravens

will open a new era Sunday afternoon when they visit the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Week 1 TV map is out, with Andrew Catalon and Logan Ryan calling Ravens-Colts.

Week 1 will mark Jesse Minter’s first regular-season game as Baltimore’s head coach and Declan Doyle’s debut as the team’s offensive play caller. Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry will headline a Ravens offense looking to start quickly against an Indianapolis defense featuring DeForest Buckner, Grover Stewart, Laiatu Latu and Sauce

Gardner.

506 Sports released the broadcast coverage map, and Ravens-Colts will air regionally during CBS’ early window. Andrew Catalon and Logan Ryan will call the action. Baltimore’s game shares the early CBS slate with Buffalo at Houston, the New York Jets at Tennessee and Cleveland at Jacksonville. The Bills-Texans matchup, called by Ian Eagle and Ross Tucker, will receive CBS’ top distribution during the early window.