How to watch the Week 7 Ravens vs. Buccaneers game on TV or live streaming

The Baltimore Ravens (4-2) are 3.5-point favorites as they look to extend their four-game winning streak in a match against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-2) on Monday, October 21, 2024 at Raymond James Stadium , expand. The total score is 50.

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

TV channels: ESPN

Ravens Insights

The Ravens rank ninth in the NFL in scoring with 29.5 points per game and second in total yards with 453.7 per game.

Through the air, Baltimore ranks in the top 10 in passing yards this season and ranks 10th in the NFL with 1,490 passing yards (248.3 per game). It also ranks seventh in passing touchdowns (10).

On the ground, the Ravens were boosted by their running game, which ranks No. 1 in the NFL with 1,232 rushing yards (205.3 per contest). They rank fourth in rushing TDs (10).

Baltimore leads the NFL in red zone percentage at 75.0%. It ranks first in third down percentage at 51.5%.

So far this year, Baltimore has been in the middle of the pack in points allowed (24.8 per game) and ranked 15th in the NFL.

When it comes to stopping the pass, the Ravens have been one of the league’s least effective defenses, giving up the third-most pass yards in the NFL (275.7 per game). They now rank 27th with 11 passing touchdowns allowed.

Opposing offenses struggled to move the chain on the ground against the Ravens’ pass D, which ranked first in the NFL with 59.0 rushing yards allowed per game and first in the NFL with 3.0 yards allowed per rush attempt the league takes.

On defense, Baltimore ranks 22nd in the NFL in third-down percentage allowed (41.1%) and 25th in red zone efficiency allowed (63.2%).

Buccaneers Insights

The Buccaneers’ offense is performing well this season, ranking seventh in the league with 29.7 points per game. The team ranks 13th in yards receiving with 2,203 total yards (367.2 per game).

Through the air, Tampa Bay is middle of the pack in passing yards this year, ranking 15th in the league with 1,382 (230.3 per game).

On the ground, the Buccaneers were middle of the pack in rushing yards this season, ranking 13th in the league with 821 yards (136.8 per game).

Tampa Bay ranks third in the NFL in third-down efficiency with a rating of 47.1%. With 65.2%, it ranks eighth in the red zone.

This year, Tampa Bay’s defense ranks 12th in the NFL with 23.5 points allowed per game and 16th with 365.7 total yards allowed per contest.

When it comes to defending the pass, the Buccaneers’ defense has struggled to get going this season, ranking 24th in the league with 252.3 pass yards allowed per game. In terms of yards per attempt, the team ranks 11th in the NFL with 6.2 yards allowed per pass attempt.

The Buccaneers defense was on fire against the run, allowing 680 rushing yards this season (ninth-fewest in the NFL).

On defense, Tampa Bay ranks 18th in the NFL in third-down percentage allowed (37.2%) and 10th in red zone percentage allowed (48.0%) .

Ravens leader

Lamar Jackson completed 76.9% of his throws for the Ravens last week, racking up 323 passing yards plus a touchdown and an INT. This season he has 1,529 passing yards (67% completion rate), 10 touchdowns and two picks. Additionally, his legs were a factor, rushing for 403 yards on 64 attempts and reaching the end zone twice.

On the ground last week, Derrick Henry ran for 132 rushing yards (5.5 YPC) and two rushing touchdowns on 24 carries. He has now completed 119 carries this season for 704 yards (5.9 YPC) and eight touchdowns.

As for season-long stats, Jackson threw the rock 64 times for 403 yards (6.3 YPC) and two touchdowns.

In the receiving game, Zay Flowers was targeted nine times last week and completed nine passes for 132 yards. His season stats look like this: 48 goals, 33 catches, 401 yards, one touchdown.

Last week, Rashod Bateman scored four times and caught four balls for 71 yards. As for his performance this season, he was targeted 26 times, resulting in 17 receptions, 273 yards, and two touchdowns.

Isaiah Likely saw four targets last week and caught two balls for 27 yards. Regarding his numbers for the season, he was targeted 25 times, with 18 catches, 207 yards and three scores.

On the other side of the ball, Kyle Van Noy has racked up six sacks along with eight TFL and 12 tackles this season.

Buccaneers leader

Baker Mayfield has thrown for 1,489 yards (248.2 per game) while completing 70.9% of his throws for 15 touchdowns and five interceptions in six games.

Mayfield also passed for 136 yards and two touchdowns.

Chris Godwin has recorded 43 receptions for 511 yards (85.2 per game) and five touchdowns in six games.

Mike Evans has compiled 25 receptions for 310 yards (51.7 per game) and five touchdowns in six games.

On the ground, Bucky Irving found the end zone twice and accumulated 328 yards (54.7 per game).

Irving also has 10 catches for 70 yards and zero touchdowns.

In six games for the Buccaneers, Lavonte David has totaled three sacks to go with three TFLs, 46 tackles and one interception.

On the other side of the ball, Tykee Smith has helped lead the way with 32 tackles, two TFLs and one interception in six games.

On defense, Jamel Dean made a big impact, totaling 43 tackles for the Buccaneers.

With 43 tackles, one TFL and three passes defended in six games, Jordan Whitehead has wreaked havoc on the Buccaneers’ defense.

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