Here’s how to watch the Week 6 Ravens vs. Commanders game on TV or live streaming

Two hot teams meet when the Baltimore Ravens (3-2), winners of three straight games, face the Washington Commanders (4-1), who are on a winning streak of four games are at Bank Stadium. Washington is a 6.5 point underdog in the matchup. The over/under for the game is 52.

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How to watch Ravens vs. Commanders: TV channel and live stream

TV channels: CBS

Live stream: Watch this game on Paramount+

Ravens Insights

The Ravens’ offense has been running well this season, ranking third in the league with 29.4 points per game. The team ranks third in yards receiving with 2,238 total yards (447.6 per game).

Through the air, Baltimore ranks in the top 10 in passing yards this year and is eighth in the NFL with 1,182 total passing yards (236.4 per game). It also ranks fifth in passing touchdowns (nine).

On the ground, opposing defenses struggled to contain the Ravens’ running game, which ranks first in the NFL with 1,056 rushing yards (211.2 per game) and first in the league with 6.1 yards per rush attempt.

Baltimore ranks third in the NFL in third-down percentage (50%) and second in red zone percentage (75%).

This season, Baltimore had one of the worst defenses in the league and ranked 24th in the NFL with 25.2 points per game. It now ranks 19th in the NFL with 340.6 total yards allowed per contest.

When it comes to pass defense, the Ravens’ defense has struggled this season, ranking second to last in the league with 1,401 passing yards allowed (280.2 per game).

Against the run, the Ravens rank No. 1 in the NFL with 60.4 rushing yards allowed per contest. They rank 16th in rushing TDs allowed (five).

On defense, Baltimore ranks 21st in the NFL in third-down efficiency allowed (42.6%) and 24th in red zone percentage allowed (62.5%).

Commander Insights

The Commanders’ offensive attack has proven to be very effective this season as they rank second in the league with 155 total points (31 per game).

Through the air, Washington has totaled 1,071 passing yards (13th in the NFL) and 8 passing yards per attempt (second).

On the ground, the Commanders rank in the top 10 in rushing yards this season and rank third in the NFL with 892 total rush yards (178.4 per game). They also rank first in rushing touchdowns (13).

Washington ranks first in the NFL in third-down efficiency at 51.7%. In the red zone, the percentage is 15th (56.5%).

This season, Washington ranks 19th in the NFL in points allowed (23 per game) and 14th in total yards allowed (328 per game).

When it comes to pass defense, the Commanders have allowed 990 pass yards this season, ranking 12th in the league. They rank 31st in the NFL in passing touchdowns allowed with 11.

Against the run, the Commanders have allowed a total of 650 rushing yards (21st in the NFL) and rank 30th in yards allowed per rush attempt (5.1).

Defensively, Washington ranks 23rd in the NFL in third-down percentage allowed (43.6%) and 29th in red zone efficiency allowed (68.8%).

Ravens leader

Lamar Jackson completed 61.9% of his passes for the Ravens last week, recording 348 pass yards plus four touchdowns and zero INTs. This season he has accumulated 1,206 passing yards (65.3% completion rate), nine touchdowns and one pick. He also contributed with his legs, rushing for 363 yards on 53 attempts and reaching the end zone twice.

On the ground, Derrick Henry managed 92 rushing yards (6.1 YPC) and a rushing touchdown on 15 carries last week. He has now completed 95 carries this season, scoring 572 yards (6 YPC) and six touchdowns.

Looking at the season as a whole, Jackson has 53 rushing attempts for 363 yards (6.8 YPC) and two touchdowns.

In the receiving game, Zay Flowers recorded seven catches (12 targets) for 111 yards last week. He has 24 balls (39 targets) for 269 yards and one score on the season.

Last week, eight passes were thrown to Rashod Bateman and he returned four balls for 58 yards and a touchdown. This season he caught 13 passes (on 22 targets) for 202 yards and two scores.

Isaiah Likely had three targets and caught three balls for 13 yards and two touchdowns last week. Regarding his stats for the season, he was targeted 21 times, with 16 catches, 180 yards and three scores.

On defense, Marlon Humphrey has 21 tackles, one TFL and two interceptions this season, including a pick last week.

Commanders, leaders

Jayden Daniels has four TD throws and two interceptions in five games, completing 77.1% of his passes for 1,135 yards (227 per game).

Using his legs, Daniels scored four touchdowns and racked up 300 yards.

In five games, Brian Robinson Jr. has rushed for 325 yards (65 per game) and five touchdowns.

Robinson also hauled in eight balls for 68 yards and zero touchdowns.

In five games, Terry McLaurin has 23 catches for 303 yards (60.6 per game) and two touchdowns.

In four games, Austin Ekeler has rushed for 150 yards (37.5 per game) and one touchdown.

Ekeler also has 11 catches for 151 yards and zero touchdowns.

In five contests for the Commanders, Bobby Wagner has totaled two sacks to go with six TFL and 44 tackles.

On the other side of the ball, Frankie Luvu has led the way with 37 tackles, two TFLs and three sacks in five games.

Benjamin St-Juste of the Commanders has recorded 24 tackles and five passes defensed in five games.

Dorance Armstrong Jr. totaled 12 tackles, two TFL and three sacks in five games for the Commanders.

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