At the start of the season, not many fans would have predicted that the Week 4 game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens would be between two teams with losing records.
However, that is the situation we are in as this Week 4 matchup approaches. Both teams were Super Bowl contenders at the start of the season, but enter the game with 1-2 records. Here is everything you need to know about the matchup.
Next week at Arrowhead Stadium:
The 1-2 Baltimore Ravens vs. the 1-2 Kansas City Chiefs pic.twitter.com/1Zy844lrhm
— Pranav Sriraman (@PranavSriraman) September 23, 2025
Chiefs vs. Ravens Game Announcers Today
The game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens will be broadcast on CBS. Jim Nantz and former NFL QB Tony Romo are set to be the announcers. Tracy Wolfson will be the sideline reporter.
What Time Is the Chiefs vs. Ravens Game Today?
Kansas City and Baltimore will kick off their game at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday. The Chiefs are the home team for the matchup.
What To Expect In The Chiefs vs. Ravens Game
When fans saw this game on the schedule at the start of the season, they thought it could be a potential AFC Championship Game preview. While that is still a possibility, it is looking less likely. The Chiefs have not looked like a championship contender to start the season. They lost 27-21 to the LA Chargers in Week 1 in a game that was not as competitive as the score suggested. They then lost to the Eagles in a Super Bowl rematch in Week 2.
The Chiefs finally got in the win column last week by defeating the Giants. However, the offense has not looked good, and the defense that kept them in it last year has not been quite as effective this season.
Baltimore is coming off its worst performance of the season against Detroit last week. While some late points brought the score to 38-30, it was not a close game after the first half. However, the Ravens’ other loss was a narrow defeat at the hands of the Bills in Week 1.
The Ravens were in position to win the game, but gave up 16 points in the final four minutes. While that is disappointing, it showed the Ravens could compete with top teams. They also won in Week 2 over the Browns.
As a result, we are predicting the Ravens to come out on top in this matchup.
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