NFL Week 2: How to watch New Orleans Saints at Baltimore Ravens

In Week 2 of the NFL regular season, the New Orleans Saints will travel to Baltimore for a Sunday afternoon matchup against the Ravens. Baltimore is coming off a dominant 40-point victory over the Indianapolis Colts and will look to carry that momentum into this week's matchup. Meanwhile, the Saints will be looking to bounce back after an outstanding second-half performance in Detroit ultimately ended in an overtime loss.

New Orleans showed plenty of promise in the second half against the Lions, but they'll need to put together a complete performance to come away with a win against one of the league's toughest opponents.

Here's everything you need to know about the Saints' Week 2 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.

What channel is the Saints at Ravens game on today? Time, TV schedule

Local TV Channel: CBS (WWL 4 locally)

Start Time: 12 p.m. CT

Spero Dedes will handle play-by-play duties, with Adam Archuleta serving as the color analyst and Aditi Kinkhabwala providing sideline reports.

Where to watch Saints at Ravens on livestream

Streams options include FuboTV (free trial), NFL+, YouTube TV, Hula + Live TV, while out-of-market Sunday afternoon games are available through NFL Sunday Ticket.

Saints at Ravens predictions, picks, odds

Here are the latest odds for the game, via DraftKings Sportsbook:

Moneyline: BAL -380

Spread: BAL -8.5

Over/Under: 46.5

Prediction: Ravens win 27-21

New Orleans comes in as an 8.5-point underdog in this game, and a lot of that has to do with the way the Ravens performed last week against the Indianapolis Colts. Running back Derrick Henry raced for three touchdowns on the ground, while quarterback Lamar Jackson posted a 300-plus-yard performance on just 25 pass attempts, adding a rushing score of his own.

For the Saints, their second-half passing spectacle was phenomenal, but they'll have to play a more complete game to stay in this one. They will get Alvin Kamara back this week, which should add another element to the run and pass games that struggled at times a week ago.

The game overall will likely come down to the Saints' run defense and how they hold up against Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson on the ground. After struggling to limit Jahmyr Gibbs last week, it will be a tough task this week, and one the Saints will have to prove they're ready for.

Because of that, I'll take Baltimore at home.

Saints regular season schedule 2026

• Week 1 at Detroit Lions (Loss, 31-30)
• Week 2 at Baltimore Ravens (Sept. 20)
• Week 3 vs. Las Vegas Raiders (Sept. 27)
• Week 4 vs. Atlanta Falcons (Oct. 5)
• Week 5 vs. Minnesota Vikkings (Oct. 11)
• Week 6 at New York Giants (Oct. 18)
• Week 7 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (Oct. 25)
• Week 8 on bye
• Week 9 vs. Cleveland Browns (Nov. 8)
• Week 10 vs. Carolina Panthers (Nov. 15)
• Week 11 at Chicago Bears (Nov. 22)
• Week 12 at Cincinnati Bengals (Nov. 29)
• Week 13 vs. Green Bay Packers (Dec. 6)
• Week 14 at Carolina Panthers (Dec. 13)
• Week 15 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Dec. 20)
• Week 16 vs. Arizona Cardinals (Dec. 27)
• Week 17 at Atlanta Falcons (Jan. 3)
• Week 18 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneeers (Jan. 10)

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This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: NFL Week 2: How to watch New Orleans Saints at Baltimore Ravens

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