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Jaguars vs. Ravens: Thursday Night Football Week 9 Preview, Time, Channel, and Live Stream

Jaguars vs. Ravens: Thursday Night Football Week 9 Preview, Time, Channel, and Live Stream

As the 2026 NFL season approached, the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens were widely regarded as two of the AFC's top contenders. However, as Week 9 arrives, the two teams are headed in opposite directions.

Jacksonville has emerged as one of the league's elite teams, boasting a 5-2 record after a convincing victory over the Indianapolis Colts last week. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence is enjoying a career-best season, and the Jaguars' offense has been among the most dynamic in the NFL.

Meanwhile, Baltimore is grappling with uncertainty at quarterback. Both Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley suffered injuries in Week 8, leaving the Ravens at 4-4 and desperate to gain momentum for a playoff push. They will face a formidable challenge under the prime-time lights this week.

Game Details

Matchup: Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Baltimore Ravens
Location: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland
Date: Thursday, November 5
Time: 8:15 p.m. ET

The Ravens will host the Jaguars on Thursday Night Football at M&T Bank Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET.

Broadcast Information

TV channel: N/A
Live stream: Prime Video

Thursday Night Football will be available exclusively on Prime Video, with Al Michaels handling play-by-play and Kirk Herbstreit providing color commentary. Amazon Prime offers a free trial for new users, allowing them to watch the game and explore the service before committing.

Radio Coverage

Radio: SiriusXM app and channels 193 (Jaguars broadcast) and 192 (Ravens broadcast)

Fans can listen to live play-by-play of Jaguars vs. Ravens nationwide on the SiriusXM app or on channels 192 (Ravens broadcast) and 193 (Jaguars broadcast) in their vehicles. The SiriusXM Sports Pass provides access to live game broadcasts of the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, college football and basketball, the PGA Tour, NASCAR, and more. New subscribers can get their first month free, then pay $5 per month or $49 for a year.

Originally reported by sportingnews.