PFF's Bradley Locker called Baltimore Ravens 2nd-year standout Teddye Buchanan the NFL's "Next Great Player" at inside linebacker.

For the first time since their Super Bowl season of 2021, the Cincinnati Bengals will not play a Thursday night game in Baltimore. As the NFL prepares to release the full 2026 schedule at 8 p.m. ET Thursday,

The Ravens will play four primetime games in 2026, but one marquee matchup is not included. Baltimore will have back-to-back home games in primetime, Week 9 vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars on "Thursday Night Football,

Early leaks say the Birds will face the Jaguars in London, while the Ravens will take on the Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro and the Steelers face the Saints in Paris.

After four straight years of the Cincinnati Bengals playing the Baltimore Ravens in primetime in Maryland, that will apparently change this season.

Coming off a record-shattering 2025 season, CBS Sports will broadcast more than 100 regular-season games -- as well as a wild card playoff game, a divisional playoff game and the AFC Championship, as part of the 2026 season.