The Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals meet Sunday in Week 15 in Cincinnati, Ohio, with kickoff scheduled for 1 p.m. ET.

The Baltimore Ravens are facing a period of uncertainty amid the final stretch of their 2025 season. The Ravens were pegged as Super Bowl contenders ahead of the season — but a 1-5 start and an active two-game losing streak have put Baltimore's status quo into question.

Ravens add Ar'Darius Washington, Tavius Robinson back onto their active roster ahead of their Week 15 matchup with the Bengals

Dellinger was a Ravens 7th-round pick who chose the opportunity in Cleveland over a spot on Baltimore's practice squad

Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman Travis Jones is celebrating after recently signing a three-year contract extension with the franchise. The new deal will pay

The Baltimore Ravens are being called out for not using veteran wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins after zero receptions in loss to Steelers.

Baltimore is 32-27 all-time vs. Cincinnati in regular-season play, including a 19-16 mark under head coach John Harbaugh. Sunday's contest marks Baltimore's second game against the Bengals in the past three weeks, following Cincinnati's 32-14 win on Thanksgiving Night.

The Bengals won the Week 13 meeting -- a 32-14 domination in Baltimore on Thanksgiving Day -- but dropped a 39-34 decision to the Bills in Week 14. SportsLine projections currently give Cincinnati just a 3% chance to qualify for the postseason.

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The Cincinnati Bengals played in snow last week at Buffalo and now are gearing up for even colder temperatures as they prepare to host the Baltimore Ravens.

His deal comes a week after the Ravens signed tight end Mark Andrews to a three-year contract extension. The Ravens also extended standout safety Kyle Hamilton in August and reached deals with running back Derrick Henry and wide receiver Rashod Bateman in the spring.

The Baltimore Ravens' playoff hopes are on the brink. There's not a lot of wiggle room left for Baltimore to finish their effort to overcome a 1-5 start thanks to two straight losses — which has many Ravens fans (rightfully) eyeing the offseason just as much as anything else.