Kansas City Chiefs vs Baltimore Ravens live on free TV and stream today: Here is the NFL opener

The new NFL season kicks off with a duel between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens and here you can watch the party live on TV and stream.

Kansas City – The new NFL season kicks off on Friday night at 2:20 a.m. The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Baltimore Ravens and the Houston Texans. The party will take place at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, the Chiefs’ home stadium. Here you can find out where the eagerly awaited party will be broadcast live on TV and via live stream.

Kansas City Chiefs vs Baltimore Ravens live: Where can you watch the NFL on free TV and stream?

• RTL has owned the free TV rights to broadcast the NFL since 2023, including the rights to the playoffs.
• The match between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens will also be shown live and in full on RTL on free TV.
• The game starts at 2:20 a.m. German time – the previews start shortly before kickoff.
• RTL also offers a live stream via RTL+, but this can only be received via a paid subscription.
• Anyone who has a DAZN subscription can also watch the match from 2:20 a.m. via the streaming platform – a valid subscription is also required to use DAZN.

Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens: Host slight favorite

The fans have had to wait a long time, but now the time has finally come: The NFL is starting its new season. Traditionally, the reigning Super Bowl winners are allowed to open the new season with a home game. The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Baltimore Ravens at their home stadium, Arrowhead Stadium, and want to make a statement right away.

Although they are slight favorites against the hosts and their superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes, the Baltimore Ravens with playmaker Lamar Jackson have the quality to beat the Chiefs in their first game. But for that to happen, everything has to go right for the guests this evening.

In the new NFL season, the 32 teams will compete on a total of 18 match days of the regular season. Then, seven teams per conference will qualify for the play-offs. The knockout system will then continue until the Super Bowl, which will take place on February 9, 2025, at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. (smr)