How to watch and stream Commanders at Ravens in Preseason Week 3 with kickoff time, viewing options, and more
The Commanders hit the road to Baltimore in hopes of finishing with a winning record in the preseason. We have all the information you need on how to watch the game.
The Washington Commanders are 1-1 after a 17-13 loss to the Detroit Lions, but still have one more game to finish out the preseason.
We don’t know if starters will play after Jayden Daniels and Co. took the field for just three snaps on Saturday. Dan Quinn will provide updates at some point this week, but I wouldn’t bet on it considering the Commanders will have joint practice against the Ravens.
Regardless, here is how to watch the Commanders and Ravens play in the final week of the preseason:
How to watch and stream Commanders at Ravens in NFL Preseason Week 3
The game kicks off at 6 p.m. ET on Friday, August 28. It will be televised in the following local markets and the trio of Dan Hellie, John Riggins, and Brian Mitchell will provide commentary:
WUSA (CBS/9 – Washington)
WJZ (CBS/13 – Baltimore)
WSOC (ABC/9 – Charlotte)
WTKR (CBS/3 – Norfolk VA)
WRIC (ABC/8 – Richmond VA)
WDBJ (CBS/7 – Roanoke VA)
Streaming for out-of-market fans:
This game will be on NFL Network
Commanders.com or the Commanders app (in market/Canada)
NFL+
NFL Game Pass International (International, excluding China)
YouTube TV (Sunday Ticket holders, only)
Radio:
Washington Commanders Radio on the Washington Commanders Broadcast network can be heard on BIG 100 (WBIG-FM). This link leads to their network affiliates in Washington D.C., Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina.
3 fun facts heading into the Commanders-Ravens preseason matchup
- Both teams have met just eight times over the course of their respective histories and the Ravens hold a 5-3 advantage. The Commanders and Ravens are 2-2 against each other since 2012, with Baltimore winning the most recent contest 30-23 back in 2024.
- Dan Quinn and Jesse Minter have never faced each other as opposing head coaches, but the two did square off, to an extent, last year. The Commanders came away with a 27-10 win over the Chargers and were able to move the ball well against Minter’s defense.
- Commanders EDGE Odafe Oweh will go against both the team that drafted him 31st overall in the Ravens and Minter, his defensive coordinator after he was traded to the Chargers last year. We’ll see if he gets on the field, at all.
