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The Baltimore Ravens had a first-round bye last week, but they have to strap up today! The Ravens play a surprisingly good Houston Texans team today led by rookie CJ Stroud. Wanna watch the NFL playoffs?
No cable needed! Ravens vs. Texans is a game you can watch — for free. Keep reading.
How To Watch the Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans Game On TV/Streaming
You can also steam the game for free on FuboTV, which offers a 7-day trial at no charge.
If you live in Baltimore or Houston, you can watch the game on your local TV affiliate via cable TV or TV antenna.
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Watching the game for free on Fubo’s sports-centric live TV streaming service will give you practically every game during the NFL regular season and playoffs. This includes streaming every game broadcast nationally or on the NFL Network. Fubo also offers 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage and a seven-day free trial.
Final Word
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