How to Watch Los Angeles Chargers vs. Baltimore Ravens Week 6 NFL Game Live Online Streaming on October 17, 2021: TV Channels
On Sunday, October 17, 2021 at 1:00 PM EDT, the Baltimore Ravens face the Los Angeles Chargers from M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, MD. The game is airing exclusively on CBS, which you can stream with a Live TV Streaming Service.
Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers
- When: Sunday, October 17, 2021 at 1:00 PM EDT
- TV: CBS
- Stream: Watch with 5-Day Free Trial of DIRECTV STREAM
The Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game will be streaming on CBS, which is available with a 5-Day Free Trial of DIRECTV STREAM. You can also stream CBS on fuboTV, Paramount Plus, DIRECTV STREAM, and YouTube TV.
Can you stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on Hulu Live TV?
You can watch the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game on CBS with a 7-Day Free Trial of Hulu + Live TV. For a limited time, Hulu is offering $10 OFF Your First Three Months. You can also add NFL RedZone for just $10, with their new Sports Add-On. You will also be able to stream Fox, NBC, and NFL Network.
Can you stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on fuboTV?
You can watch the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game on CBS with a 7-Day Free Trial of fuboTV. You will also be able to stream Fox, NBC, and NFL Network.
Can you stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on Paramount Plus?
You can watch the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game on CBS with Paramount Plus.
Can you stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on DIRECTV STREAM?
You can watch the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game on CBS with DIRECTV STREAM. You will also be able to stream Fox and NBC.
Can you stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on YouTube TV?
You can watch the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game on CBS with YouTube TV. You will also be able to stream Fox, NBC, and NFL Network.
Can You Stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on NFL Sunday Ticket Online?
If they are not airing the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game in your local market, you may be able to stream the game with NFL Sunday Ticket.
If you live in an apartment or dorm, you can stream NFL Sunday Ticket starting at $300 for the entire season. However, if you are a student or a recent graduate, you can save on the NFL out-of-market streaming service.
Students can get NFL Sunday Ticket Online for $120, while recent graduates can get it for just $200.
Can You Stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on NFL Game Pass?
With NFL Game Pass, you won’t be able to watch the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game live, you will be able to listen to the live radio broadcast. Immediately, after the game ends however, you will be able to stream the game on-demand with NFL Game Pass.
You can get a NFL Game Pass for $99.99 for the entire season, after a 7-Day Free Trial.
Can you stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on Sling TV?
Unfortunately, Sling TV doesn’t offer CBS so you won’t be able to stream the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game. You would be able to stream Fox, NBC, and NFL Network.
Can you stream Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers on ESPN+?
Unfortunately, ESPN+ doesn’t offer CBS so you won’t be able to stream the Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers game.
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Baltimore Ravens vs. Los Angeles Chargers Live Stream
Chargers vs. Ravens Preview: Chargers and Ravens meet in matchup of division leaders
By NOAH TRISTER AP Sports Writer
OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) — Baltimore coach John Harbaugh was asked recently to rank the pulsating finishes these past few weeks that have put his team atop the AFC North.
“The next one is going to be the best one,” Harbaugh said with a laugh.
The Ravens might very well be headed to another stressful fourth quarter, because up next for them Sunday is a clash with the Los Angeles Chargers. This matchup pits two of the most exciting quarterbacks in the sport in Lamar Jackson and Justin Herbert. It’s also a game between teams that have been tested in close contests — and have come through often enough to lead their divisions.
Baltimore (4-1) lost its first game of the season in overtime, then beat Kansas City with the help of a late fumble and edged Detroit on Justin Tucker’s 66-yard field goal. The Ravens rallied from a 19-point deficit Monday night to beat Indianapolis in OT.
Los Angeles (4-1) is coming off a 47-42 win over Cleveland in which Chargers trailed 3-0, 10-7, 27-13, 35-28 and 42-35. A couple weeks earlier, the Chargers beat the Chiefs on a last-minute touchdown.
“It shows us that we have the belief to win any type of game,” Los Angeles cornerback Chris Harris said.
“Any type of way that teams want to play, we feel like we can play any style. If they want to pound and ground, we can play that type of game and still win a shootout. If it’s a close, tight-knit defensive game, we feel like we can win those games, too.”
Herbert threw for 398 yards and four touchdowns against Cleveland. Jackson’s stat line against the
Colts was similar: 442 yards passing and four TDs. Neither quarterback was intercepted.
Jackson is passing more this year, and the Ravens lead the NFL in total offense. He’s still a running threat as well.
“He’s probably the most dynamic player in the NFL when he gets the ball in his hands,” Chargers linebacker Joey Bosa said. “At the end of the day, that’s what we’re going to need to stop.”
Harbaugh has plenty of admiration for Herbert as well.
“He throws the second-fastest football in the National Football League based on what I saw in the data. So, he has tremendous arm strength,” Harbaugh said. “I’ve never seen him throw in person yet. This will be a first for me, personally. I’m looking forward to it.
“Kind of. Sort of. I guess.”
EKELER’S EMERGENCE
Austin Ekeler is tied for the league lead with seven touchdowns and helped fuel the Chargers’ rally last week against Cleveland with three touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
“What you can do is activate him in the passing game and in the running game to give you an advantage depending on how people are playing you,” coach Brandon Staley said. “Against a rush that’s that good, you have to find your backs for some breathers back there when the pocket’s chaos.”
Ekeler, who is fifth in the AFC with 349 yards rushing, hasn’t been stopped for negative yards or no gain in his last 37 carries.
TOP TARGETS
The Ravens lost receiver Sammy Watkins during the game against Indianapolis to a hamstring injury. That meant tight end Mark Andrews and receiver Marquise Brown were clearly the top options for
Jackson to look for. Those two combined for 21 catches, 272 yards and all four Baltimore TDs.
STOPPING THE RUN
The Chargers come into Sunday’s game last in the league in run defense, giving up 157.6 yards per game.
“We have a high level of missed tackles with the yards after contact,” Harris said. “That’s something we need to clean up.”
The Ravens, who lost running backs J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards to injuries before the season, were held under 100 yards rushing by the Colts — the first time in 44 games Baltimore failed to reach triple digits.
KEEP AN EYE ON …
Chargers kicker Tristan Vizcaino leads the league with four missed extra points, including two last week against Cleveland.
“I feel like – we feel like – this guy’s a good player,” Staley said. “We have to keep coaching him, stay patient with him. Because sometimes it’s what guys like this need, patience, and a little bit more experience.”
The Ravens benefitted from mistakes by Indianapolis’ kicking game Monday. The Colts missed an extra point, as well as a field goal that would have won the game. Baltimore also blocked a field goal.
DAYLIGHT
Baltimore returns to a more normal schedule now after playing three of its first five games at night.
“We’re really excited about it, actually, to get in that 1 o’clock rhythm,” defensive coordinator Don Martindale said. “I don’t know how you all felt on Tuesday, but I know how I felt. And Wednesday.”