How to watch Rams vs Ravens NFL Week 6: TV, Radio & Free Streaming Options

The 3–2 Los Angeles Rams visit the 1–4 Baltimore Ravens in Week 6, with both teams entering this matchup on very different trajectories. The Rams remain in the thick of the NFC playoff race, while the Ravens are trying to halt a three-game losing streak and avoid one of their worst starts in franchise history.

Los Angeles is looking to continue its balanced offensive form despite missing key contributors such as tight end Colby Parkinson and cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon, both listed on the injury report. Meanwhile, Baltimore’s defense – which ranks among the league’s worst in points allowed – will be tested again after losing several starters, including Marlon Humphrey, Kyle Hamilton, and Nnamdi Madubuike, who is out for the season.

The Ravens lead the all-time series 6–3, winning their last meeting 37–31 in 2023, but momentum favors the Rams this time around. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 PM ET at M&T Bank Stadium, and the game will air nationally on FOX.

Game information: Los Angeles Rams at Baltimore Ravens

Date	October 12, 2025
Time (ET / PT)	1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT
Venue	M&T Bank Stadium – Baltimore, Maryland
TV (Primary Network)	FOX
Channel Guide	DirecTV: 398 / FOX HD
Stream	FOX Sports app / website (with TV provider login) YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, Sling TV (Blue plan)
Radio	Rams: 710 ESPN Los Angeles / 93.1 JACK FM (Rams Radio Network)
Coverage	Regional broadcast on FOX. Home markets: KTTV FOX 11 Los Angeles and WBFF FOX 45 Baltimore. Coverage map not yet available – check 506 Sports closer to kickoff.
Free	7plus (Australia)

Where to watch Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens

The Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens matchup will air on FOX during the network’s regional Sunday afternoon window. Local FOX affiliates KTTV FOX 11 (Los Angeles) and WBFF FOX 45 (Baltimore) will broadcast the game in the teams’ respective home markets, while other regions may receive different matchups depending on FOX’s coverage map.

Pregame coverage begins around 12:30 PM ET, leading into kickoff at 1:00 PM ET from M&T Bank Stadium. FOX’s lead announcing crew of Kevin Burkhardt (play-by-play) and Tom Brady (analyst) will call the action, with Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi reporting from the sidelines.

Fans can stream the broadcast through the FOX Sports app or FOX.com by signing in with their TV provider. Cord-cutters can watch live via YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, or Sling TV (Blue plan), all of which carry local FOX affiliates in most US markets. Because this is a regional broadcast, availability outside Los Angeles and Baltimore varies – check the 506 Sports coverage map closer to game day to confirm if the matchup airs in your area.

What channel is Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens on?

Cable and satellite subscribers who receive FOX can watch the Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens game live on TV. Viewers can also stream the same broadcast through the FOX Sports app or FOX.com by logging in with their TV provider credentials. This “TV Everywhere” access ensures fans can watch at home or on mobile without extra charges as long as their package includes FOX.

In the home markets, the game will air on local FOX affiliates:

Los Angeles: KTTV FOX 11 Los Angeles
Baltimore: WBFF FOX 45 Baltimore

Fans in these markets can watch live via their local station over cable, satellite, or digital antenna. Outside the Los Angeles and Baltimore DMAs, the matchup’s availability depends on FOX’s regional coverage map – only home markets are guaranteed to air it. Other regions may receive a different Sunday afternoon FOX game; you can check which areas get the Rams–Ravens broadcast using 506 Sports’ weekly coverage maps closer to kickoff.

Here’s how to find FOX on major providers in your area (channel numbers may vary by ZIP code):

DirecTV: FOX typically available on local affiliate channels (check DirecTV channel lookup)
Dish Network: FOX available in most markets as part of the local channel lineup (verify on your receiver or guide)
Xfinity (Comcast): FOX found on regional affiliate; confirm with Xfinity local channel lineup
Spectrum: Local FOX affiliate included in standard packages (check Spectrum channel lineup)
Verizon Fios: FOX included in all TV tiers; channel number varies by region

Since this is a regional FOX broadcast, fans outside both home markets should confirm local availability on their provider’s guide or FOX’s live TV listing before kickoff.

How to watch Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens without cable

Cord-cutters can stream the Rams vs Ravens Week 6 matchup live through several live TV streaming services that carry FOX, which holds the broadcast rights for this game. Each service includes access to local FOX affiliates in most US markets, including Los Angeles (KTTV FOX 11) and Baltimore (WBFF FOX 45), though availability may vary by ZIP code.

YouTube TV – $72.99/month Includes live FOX coverage in both Los Angeles and Baltimore markets. Comes with unlimited DVR storage and access to other major sports networks like ESPN, CBS, and NBC. You can confirm FOX availability in your area using the YouTube TV channel list.
Hulu + Live TV – $76.99/month Offers FOX in most regions, including both teams’ home markets. The plan also bundles Disney+ and ESPN+, making it a strong option for all-around sports coverage. Check your local lineup when subscribing to confirm FOX availability.
Fubo – $79.99/month (Pro plan) Carries FOX in both the Los Angeles and Baltimore DMAs and includes regional sports networks (where available). Fubo supports 4K streams and offers a channel lookup tool to verify coverage in your ZIP code.
Sling TV (Blue plan) – $40/month Sling Blue includes FOX, but only in select major markets (such as Los Angeles). It may not carry the local FOX affiliate in all areas, so it’s best to confirm availability using the Sling channel list. DVR storage is included.

If you prefer a more traditional setup, DirecTV Stream also includes FOX in most markets, but pricing starts at around $79.99/month.

Before signing up, make sure your chosen service carries the local FOX affiliate in your area – availability varies by ZIP code. Visit the provider’s channel lookup page to confirm coverage before kickoff.

How to watch Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens with an over-the-air antenna

Fans in the Los Angeles and Baltimore markets can watch the Rams vs Ravens Week 6 game for free using a digital over-the-air (OTA) antenna. Since the game airs on FOX, you can tune in to your local FOX affiliate without a cable or streaming subscription. In the Rams’ market, the broadcast airs on KTTV FOX 11 Los Angeles, while Ravens fans can watch via WBFF FOX 45 Baltimore.

An antenna works by picking up your local broadcast signal, allowing you to watch live NFL games in full HD at no cost. Reception quality depends on your distance from the broadcast tower, antenna type, and surrounding terrain or buildings. You can confirm whether you’re within range of FOX’s broadcast signal using the FCC DTV reception map or the AntennaWeb station finder.

Outside the Los Angeles and Baltimore areas, over-the-air reception will not provide access to this matchup, as FOX’s Sunday afternoon games are regional broadcasts. Fans in other regions should check the 506 Sports coverage maps to see if the Rams–Ravens game will air locally or explore streaming options like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, or Fubo for guaranteed coverage.

How to listen to Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens on a radio

Los Angeles Rams radio stations Rams fans can tune in to ESPN LA 710 AM (KSPN) and KCBS-FM 93.1 JACK FM – the team’s official English-language flagship stations – to hear live coverage of the Week 6 matchup. The broadcast features J.B. Long on play-by-play, Maurice Jones-Drew as color analyst, and D’Marco Farr reporting from the sidelines. Pre-game programming begins one hour before kickoff, leading directly into live play-by-play at 1:00 PM ET.

Spanish-language coverage is available on KWKW 1330 AM, with Troy Santiago and Ricardo López calling the game. Listeners in the Los Angeles area can also hear the game via the ESPN LA app, the official Rams mobile app (iOS / Android), or local TuneIn feeds. Over-the-air broadcasts are free for in-market fans, though streaming access may be restricted outside the region due to NFL rights rules. For the latest local station list, visit the Rams broadcast partners page.

Baltimore Ravens radio stations In the Baltimore market, coverage airs live on WBAL NewsRadio 1090 AM and 98 Rock (WIYY 97.9 FM) – the official Ravens flagship stations. Gerry Sandusky handles play-by-play, joined by Jarret Johnson for analysis and Stan White on the sidelines. Pre-game coverage starts three hours before kickoff with “Ravens Gameday Insider,” followed by “Countdown to Kickoff” at 12:30 PM ET.

Fans can listen online or through the WBAL Radio app, but streaming is limited to a 100-mile radius around Baltimore. The team’s Gameday Radio page provides direct “Listen Live” links and affiliate information. Local radio coverage is free on AM/FM frequencies and via authorized in-market streaming.

National and digital options For nationwide access, SiriusXM NFL Radio carries both team feeds and a national call on Channel 88, with plans starting at $12.99/month (streaming-only) or $17.99/month (car + app).

Alternatively, NFL+ provides live audio for every NFL game nationwide for $6.99/month, available on both desktop and mobile through the NFL app for iOS or Android.

For the most accurate broadcast schedule and streaming availability, check the official Rams and Ravens radio pages on game day.

How to watch Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens on mobile phone/tablet

Fans can stream the Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens game live on their mobile phones or tablets using NFL+ – the NFL’s official mobile streaming service. NFL+ provides live access to local and primetime games, perfect for fans who want to follow the action on the go.

NFL+ (Standard) – $6.99/month Includes live local and primetime games on mobile and tablet devices, along with live game audio for all teams. This tier allows you to watch games airing on your local FOX, CBS, NBC, or ESPN affiliate. However, it’s limited to in-market and national primetime games only – out-of-market Sunday games are not included.
NFL+ Premium – $14.99/month Adds full and condensed game replays after the broadcast, plus access to Coaches Film (All-22) for detailed viewing.

Restrictions: NFL+ works only on mobile and tablet devices and does not support casting or mirroring to TVs or streaming devices. Availability is based on your location – the service detects your region to determine which local games you can access.

You can subscribe directly via the NFL+ homepage or download the NFL app for iOS and NFL app for Android.

How to watch Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens out of market

Most Sunday afternoon games on FOX and CBS are regional broadcasts, meaning only the home markets – Los Angeles (KTTV FOX 11) and Baltimore (WBFF FOX 45) – are guaranteed to air the game. Fans living outside these regions will need an official out-of-market service to watch legally. Coverage maps can vary weekly, so it’s best to confirm closer to kickoff using 506 Sports.

NFL Sunday Ticket (YouTube TV) The official out-of-market package for all Sunday afternoon games is NFL Sunday Ticket, available via YouTube TV or as a standalone YouTube subscription. Prices start around $349 per season (varies based on promotions). The service allows you to stream every out-of-market CBS and FOX game in HD, though local games airing on your regional FOX/CBS affiliate are blacked out. NFL Sunday Ticket works on most modern devices, including smart TVs, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, PlayStation, Xbox, and mobile apps.

NFL Game Pass International (via DAZN) Fans outside the US can stream the entire 2025 NFL season live using NFL Game Pass International, now distributed by DAZN in most countries. The package includes every NFL game live, along with NFL RedZone, NFL Network, and full-game replays. Pricing varies by country, and subscriptions are geo-restricted – but US fans traveling abroad can still access it using a VPN connected to their home region.

NFL RedZone If you prefer to follow multiple games simultaneously, NFL RedZone provides live look-ins to every touchdown from all Sunday afternoon games. It’s not full-game coverage but is available as an add-on through YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and Fubo.

For more guidance on accessing US and international broadcasts while traveling, see our Cybernews guide on watching out-of-market NFL games with a VPN.

How to watch Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens for free

Fans can watch the Los Angeles Rams vs Baltimore Ravens Week 6 matchup for free through several official international broadcasters. In Australia, 7plus streams every Thursday Night Football game and two Sunday Afternoon games each week. In the United Kingdom, Channel 5 airs one Sunday Afternoon matchup and all Monday Night Football games. Meanwhile, TVNZ+ in New Zealand offers a rotating selection of free Sunday games throughout the season.

For Week 6, the Rams vs Ravens game is part of the international free broadcast schedule and will be available to stream on Channel 5 (UK) and TVNZ+ (New Zealand) at no cost. Other games this week – including Denver Broncos vs New York Jets and Seattle Seahawks vs Jacksonville Jaguars – are also streaming for free on these same platforms, giving fans multiple options to watch NFL action without paying for cable or streaming subscriptions.

Together, these free-to-air platforms provide up to five NFL games every Sunday, offering legal, high-quality streams in HD. However, these services are geo-restricted and can only be accessed within their home countries.

If you’re traveling abroad, you can still access your home broadcaster using a virtual private network (VPN) to connect through your home country. A reliable provider like NordVPN ensures consistent, smooth HD streaming and helps maintain access to your usual free channels while overseas.