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Don't miss the action from the Indianapolis Colts' Week 1 kickoff at Lucas Oil Stadium against the Baltimore Ravens.
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The Indianapolis Colts host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium as the two sides kick off their 2026 regular season.
The Colts get back several familiar faces, many of whom were injured for much or all of 2025. Quarterback Daniel Jones, defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, and cornerbacks Sauce Gardner, Charvarius Ward Sr., and Justin Walley will all be returning on Sunday.
The Ravens, meanwhile, will feature a brand-new coaching staff for the first time since 2008, when John Harbaugh was fired at the end of 2025. Jesse Minter is Baltimore's new head coach, flanked by first-time play-caller Declan Doyle as offensive coordinator and Anthony Weaver as defensive coordinator.
Here's how you can catch all the action, whether you're streaming, watching on TV, or listening over the airwaves.
Colts vs. Ravens
- Date/Time: Sun., Sept. 13, at 1:00pm ET
- Where: Indianapolis, Ind.; Lucas Oil Stadium
- Television: CBS — Andrew Catalon (play-by-play), Logan Ryan (color), AJ Ross (sideline)
- Stream: Paramount+, NFL+, NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube/YouTubeTV
- Radio: WIBC HD 2 — Matt Taylor (play-by-play), Charles Arbuckle (color), Larra Overton (sideline)
The Colts' offensive line and run game will have a similar look to last year, as Jonathan Taylor returns to run the ball behind a line with very little turnover. Jalen Travis replaces Braden Smith at right tackle, but Travis started the final four games of last year as a rookie, so he's already integrated into the group.
In the passing game, Alec Pierce had offseason ankle surgery in March, and though he missed all of the offseason and training camp, he returned in time to be ready for the season. After signing a four-year, $114 million extension this year, he'll be ascending into the WR1 role vacated by Michael Pittman Jr. Veteran receiver Keenan Allen is also slated to make his Colts debut after 13 years with the San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers and Chicago Bears.
Baltimore's new defense, led by Minter and Weaver, will face the Colts' offense. Last year, the Colts faced Minter with the Chargers and Weaver with the Miami Dolphins, and the Colts averaged 409.5 yards and 35.5 points in two wins against them.
The Colts' defense will feature several new players in the front seven, including Arden Key, Micheal Clemons, George Gumbs Jr., and Caden Curry on the line, and Akeem Davis-Gaither, CJ Allen, and Bryce Boettcher at linebacker.
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