New Orleans Saints at Baltimore Ravens, September 20, 2026
- The Baltimore Ravens (1-0) host the New Orleans Saints (0-1) in a Week 2 matchup at M&T Bank Stadium. Coming off a 41-23 victory in Jesse Minter's head-coaching debut last Sunday at Indianapolis, the Ravens seek to improve to 22-9 all time in home openers. (Baltimore is 16-4 in its past 20 home openers, ranking as the NFL's third-best mark since 2006.)
- The Ravens are 25-3 in games started by QB Lamar Jackson against the NFC, including an 11-2 mark at home. Baltimore is 6-2 all time against the Saints, earning a 27-13 win the last time these teams faced off in 2022 at the Caesars Superdome.
- Dating back to 2006, the Ravens have produced the NFL's second-best record (44-25) in the month of September, only behind Green Bay's 45-24 mark. Baltimore is 26-8 in September home games during this span, second to Seattle's 29-7 record.
- In last Sunday's 41-23 victory at Indianapolis, Baltimore racked up 506 yards of offense and allowed just 251 to the Colts. It marked the first time in franchise history that the Ravens had a 300-yard passer (QB Lamar Jackson, 324), 150-yard receiver (WR Zay Flowers, 150) and 100-yard rusher (RB Derrick Henry, 144) in a game. The Ravens scored TDs on four of their first five drives, with Henry producing 3 overall during the game to move into third in all-time NFL rushing TDs. Baltimore's defense forced 2 TOs (LB Roquan Smith INT & CB Marlon Humphrey FF/FR), while limiting Indy to just 149 passing yards and 3-of-10 on third down.
- Following Sunday's game vs. New Orleans, the Ravens will travel internationally to face Dallas in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (9/27). Baltimore then returns home in Week 4 to battle Tennessee before a Week 5 Sunday Night Football tilt at Atlanta.