Who will the Baltimore Ravens play during the 2015-16 NFL regular season? The list of home and away opponents has officially been set.
On Sunday afternoon, the Baltimore Ravens clinched the final AFC Wild Card spot and third place in the AFC North.
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With the regular season in the books, the opponents for the team’s 2015 schedule have officially been set.
While we do not know the official dates for each matchup during the 2015-16 NFL regular season, we do know who the Ravens will be playing at home and on the road when next year rolls around.
Along with the divisional opponents, the Ravens will play teams from the AFC and NFC West. Because of their third-place finish, they will also be taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars and Miami Dolphins, who also finished in third in their respective divisions.
It appears to be a tough schedule on paper for the Ravens as they face two of the deepest divisions in football, but there is a lot of time for things to change with every team’s roster.
The Baltimore Ravens’ 2015 opponents can be seen below:
HOME: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, San Diego, St. Louis, Seattle, Jacksonville
AWAY: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Denver, Oakland, Arizona, San Francisco, Miami
The complete schedule with dates for each game on the 2015-16 NFL schedule will be confirmed at a later date.
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