On November 27, 2025, M&T Bank Stadium hosts the electrifying Ravens vs Bengals Thanksgiving showdown in NFL Week 13. The surging Baltimore Ravens (6-5), riding a five-game win streak atop the AFC North, welcome the desperate Cincinnati Bengals (3-8), mired in a four-game losing streak. Lamar Jackson’s dynamic offense, fueled by Derrick Henry’s ground game, faces a Bengals defense ranked dead last in points allowed.
The spotlight shines on Joe Burrow’s anticipated return, his first since Week 2’s turf toe injury that he suffered. Burrow’s pairing with Ja’Marr Chase, fresh off a suspension after spitting on Jalen Ramsey, could be what the Bengals need currently, as they fight to stay in playoff contention. Expect this game to be a high-scoring contest, as both teams have some of the most elite offensive weapons across the NFL.
The Ravens vs Bengals game will kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET on Thanksgiving, live from M&T Bank Stadium, home of the Ravens, on November 27, 2025. This matchup features two of the best quarterbacks in the NFL going against one another, in an AFC North rivalry matchup.
The Ravens vs Bengals game will be broadcasted live on NBC, the home of “Sunday Night Football.” Fans can also stream the game live on Peacock or Fubo, to catch the Lamar Jackson vs Joe Burrow action in a special Thanksgiving edition of football.
The Ravens are currently leading the all-time regular season series, with a record of 32-26, and have won the last four meetings. They last time these two teams met, was on a Thursday Night Football action in Week 10 of the 2024 season, when the Ravens came back from a 14-point deficit in the third quarter and edged the Bengals at Baltimore.
Looking at the Ravens’ recent five-game surge and the Bengals’ struggles with a four-game skid, we expect the Ravens to take home the victory. Lamar Jackson has an all-time record of 5-1 against Joe Burrow’s Bengals, winning majority of the matchups in the regular season.
Prediction: Ravens win the game
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