The NFL is back as the Baltimore Ravens face the Denver Broncos in Week 1. The teams have not faced each other since the 2013 season.
The Gary Kubiak era begins in Denver as the former Ravens offensive coordinator takes on his old team. The question for Kubiak will be which Peyton Manning he has to work with. Manning struggled with injuries towards the end of the 2014 season and has not looked good in limited preseason action.
For the Ravens there are questions on who Joe Flacco will throw the ball to. Baltimore lost Torrey Smith in free agency, but did draft UCF receiver Breshad Perriman. Perriman has been injured throughout the preseason and will not play against the Broncos. The Ravens also lost tight end Owen Daniels to the Broncos. Expect a healthy dose of Steve Smith today in Denver.
The game will be broadcast locally in the Baltimore and Denver markets on CBS. The game gets underway at 4:25 PM ET.
Here’s how to watch online and on mobile:
Watch Ravens vs. Broncos Online
Joe Flacco is ready for the 2015 season. (Getty)
There’s no free, unrestricted live stream. But the following options are available either with a cable subscription or as over-the-top services designed for cord-cutters:
For those who are unable to subscribe to DIRECTV, the company is offering a streaming service called Sundayticket.tv, which streams non-national NFL broadcasts for a fee. The service is available for select households; you must enter your address on the website to see if you are eligible. If you are in the Baltimore or Denver markets, you cannot watch the game on this service. There are several tiers of ordering options, depending on device. Visit Sundayticket.tv for more information.
For international viewers, NFL Game Pass includes every game live online (for both the regular season and preseason) for a fee. The fee depends on country; visit the website for more details.
For fans in the United States, NFL Game Pass allows replays of games to be watched on demand after their completion for a fee of $99.99 for the season. No live games are available under this service. All games are available after the Sunday night game has been completed.
For those with a Sirius radio subscription, you may tune in online to internet channel 802 (Baltimore broadcast) or 809 (Denver broadcast) for an audio broadcast.
Watch Ravens vs. Broncos on Mobile
Peyton Manning begins the season with a home opener against the Ravens. (Getty)
There’s no free, unrestricted live stream. But the following options are available either with a cable subscription or as over-the-top services designed for cord-cutters:
For those who are unable to subscribe to DIRECTV, the company is offering a streaming service called Sundayticket.tv, which streams non-national NFL broadcasts for a fee. If you are in the Baltimore or Denver markets, you cannot watch the game on this service. There are several tiers of ordering options, depending on device. Visit Sundayticket.tv for more information. You can download the app from the Apple Store, Amazon Store or Google Play Store.
If you are a Verizon phone subscriber, you are eligible to watch the game your phone if you are in the Baltimore or Denver Markets. Download the NFL Mobile app from the Apple Store, Microsoft Store or Google Play Store for more. The service is also available for all nationally televised games.
For international viewers, NFL Game Pass includes every game live online (for both the regular season and preseason) for a fee. The fee depends on country; visit the website for more details.
For fans in the United States, NFL Game Pass allows replays of games to be watched on demand after their completion for a fee of $99.99 for the season. No live games are available under this service. All games are available after the Sunday night game has been completed. Download the NFL Mobile app from the Apple Store, Microsoft Store or Google Play Store to use the service.
For those with a Sirius radio subscription, you may download the Sirius app from the Apple Store or Google Play Store and tune in to the Baltimore or Denver broadcasts.
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