Week 4 of the NFL season brings one of the most anticipated games of the season: Baltimore Ravens vs Kansas City Chiefs, a power clash between two of the best quarterbacks in the league, Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes.
The Chiefs are coming off a convincing 9-22 win over the Giants, while the Ravens suffered a heavy defeat against the Lions (30-38) so for this matchup both teams have the same record: one win, two losses
When and where to watch Ravens vs. Chiefs in Week 4?
The duel between the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs will take place on Sunday, September 28, 2025 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Chiefs.
- Date: September 28
- Time: 4:25 p.m. ET / 3:25 p.m. CT / 1:25 p.m. PT
- Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium
- Broadcast: CBS, NFL+, Paramount +
Lamar Jackson vs Patrick Mahomes, a modern classic
The Ravens’ leaderLamar Jackson comes into this matchup as the offensive engine of the Baltimore Ravens. His ability to combine explosive passing with spectacular running makes him a headache for any defense. The key for the Ravens will be to maintain possession of the ball and wear down the opposing defense.
Mahomes, the king of the Chiefs
On the other hand, Patrick Mahomes continues to show why he is considered by many to be the best quarterback in the NFL. Connected with Travis Kelce and a constantly growing receiving corps, the Kansas City signal-caller will look to take advantage of the holes in Baltimore’s defense to make a difference.
Ravens vs Chiefs prediction
A close duel is expected, as the Ravens have improved on defense, but facing Mahomes at home is never easy. The Chiefs have made their home advantage count and that is why we at MARCA predict a slight advantage in favor of Kansas City.
Prediction: Chiefs 23 – 20 RavensKeys to the game:
- Lamar Jackson’s mobility against the defensive pressure of Chris Jones.
- The offensive rhythm that Mahomes manages to impose from the first quarter.
- Defensive adjustments in the second half, where both teams tend to improve.
The Week 4 game between the Ravens and Chiefs is much more than a regular season game, it is the opportunity to see two of the best quarterbacks of a generation go head-to-head.
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