The Ravens begin AFC North play Sunday with a Week 6 visit to the Cleveland Browns. Baltimore enters at 4-1 after a 30-23 overtime victory over Atlanta, while Cleveland is 3-2, giving the matchup immediate significance in the division race. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, Oct. 18, at Huntington Bank Field. FOX will carry the regional broadcast, with Kevin Kugler calling the game, Daryl Johnston providing analysis, and Allison Williams reporting from the sideline.
Ravens-Browns is part of FOX’s single-game schedule, which includes four early matchups and one late game. Your local FOX station’s assignment determines whether your area can carry Baltimore’s game. Here is the viewing information, followed by the complete Week 6 television
schedule and announcing crews via 506 Sports.
How to watch Ravens vs. Browns
Ravens-Browns TV coverage map
Check the 506sports Week 6coverage map page under FOX Single for the Baltimore-at-Cleveland assignment. FOX’s other early games are Chicago at Atlanta, New Orleans at the New York Giants, and Tennessee at Indianapolis. Arizona at the Los Angeles Rams is the network’s late matchup.
National broadcasts
Exact kickoff times are listed above.
Seattle-Denver also airs locally on KCPQ/FOX in Seattle and KMGH/ABC in Denver. Houston-Jacksonville also airs locally on KTRK/ABC in Houston and WFOX/FOX in Jacksonville.
Teams on bye: Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins and Minnesota Vikings.
CBS early games
All games kick off Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.
CBS late games
Both games kick off Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET.
FOX early games
All games kick off Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.
FOX late game
CBS has the Sunday doubleheader. FOX has a single-game schedule, with its early and late matchups separated above for reference.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Will Ravens-Browns be on TV in your area this Sunday?
