Ravens not Good Enough for Prime Time

20 min · 16. mai 2026

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NFL’s strategic reasoning behind the Baltimore Ravens' 2026 schedule, specifically addressing why a high-profile game against the Buffalo Bills was placed in an early afternoon slot rather than primetime. League officials explain that keeping marquee matchups on Sunday afternoons helps maintain the strength of traditional broadcasts and provides value to television partners and fans. Additionally, the source highlights a growing league trend of backloading schedules with divisional rivalries to ensure late-season games remain meaningful. For the first time in team history, the Ravens will conclude their year with four consecutive AFC North matchups, a move intended to maximize playoff drama. The text ultimately emphasizes the league’s goal of balancing star power across various viewing windows to sustain high ratings throughout the entire weekend.

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