Ravens vs. Titans: How to Watch, Kick-off Time & Week 4 Team News

The Baltimore Ravens host the Tennessee Titans at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, for a Week 4 regular-season matchup on Sunday, October 4, at 19:00 CET (1:00 PM ET). The game carries significance for both teams, as Baltimore looks to reach a 3-1 record while the winless Titans attempt to secure their first victory of the season.

How to Watch the Ravens vs. Titans

International viewers can access the game through the NFL Game Pass on DAZN, which serves as the official platform for the 2026/27 NFL season. This service provides access to all regular-season games, the playoffs, and Super Bowl LXI, along with NFL RedZone and NFL Network. Fans can purchase the Game Pass as a standalone package without a standard DAZN subscription, with options for “Regular” and “Ultimate” packages available on a one-time or installment basis. In the United States, the game will be broadcast on CBS and available for streaming via Paramount+ and Fubo. The Baltimore Ravens' official team site notes that local coverage includes radio broadcasts on WBAL (1090 AM) and 98 Rock (97.9 FM).

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Lamar Jackson and Zay Flowers Return to Full Practice

The matchup features a notable narrative as running back Derrick Henry faces his former team, the Tennessee Titans, for the first time since joining the Ravens. Both teams enter the contest managing significant injury reports. For Baltimore, quarterback Lamar Jackson returned to full participation in practice on Thursday following a brief period of limited activity due to back soreness. Head coach Jesse Minter confirmed Jackson is expected to start. Wide receiver Zay Flowers, who has dealt with a hamstring issue, was also upgraded to a full participant. However, the Ravens’ offensive line remains a concern, with center Jovaughn Gwyn (ankle) and center Ethan Pocic (knee) missing practice time, while offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley remains limited due to a toe injury.

The Tennessee Titans are managing a more severe crisis within their offensive line. Following news on Tuesday, the team placed starting right guard Fernando Carmona and backup Jackson Slater on Injured Reserve. Head coach Robert Saleh is expected to integrate Garrett Dellinger, Atonio Mafi, or Drew Moss into the rotation to protect rookie quarterback Cam Ward. Running backs Tony Pollard (foot) and Tyjae Spears (ankle) both missed Wednesday’s practice session, though Pollard returned to full participation on Thursday. Saleh has expressed optimism regarding their availability for Sunday.

Ravens vs. Titans: How to Watch, Kick-off Time & Week 4 Team News
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TICO Sports Provides Spanish Language Broadcast in Baltimore

For local fans in Baltimore, the Spanish-language broadcast will be available on TICO Sports (WLZL EL ZOL 107.9 FM). Fans utilizing VPN services to access regional broadcasts or international streaming packages are advised by Goal.com that such tools can help bypass local TV blackouts, though access depends on the specific server location and service provider terms.

Teams Will Release Final Roster Adjustments Before Kickoff

Following this Week 4 encounter, both organizations will continue their respective paths through the 2026 regular season. Official updates regarding player status and final roster adjustments are expected to be released by both teams prior to the 19:00 CET kickoff on Sunday.

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