Chiefs vs. Ravens live score, updates, highlights from NFL ‘Sunday Night Football’ game

The Chiefs (1-0) will face the Ravens (0-1) on “Sunday Night Football” (NBC, 8:20 p.m. ET) at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.

Kansas City, which defeated the Browns in Week 1, 33-29, is looking to repeat as AFC champions for the third consecutive season. The Chiefs beat Cleveland last week despite trailing 22-10 at halftime, as quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw for 337 yards and three touchdowns while completing 27 of his 36 passes (75 percent). 

Baltimore is coming off a 33-27 overtime defeat to the Raiders, in which it led or was tied for all of the game until the extra period, when Las Vegas scored a touchdown after the Ravens fumbled at their 27-yard line. Baltimore had a solid rushing effort — quarterback Lamar Jackson and running backs Ty’Son Williams and Latavius Murray combined for 179 yards and two touchdowns — but it could not overcome the Raiders’ offense, which recorded 491 total yards, 409 of which came from quarterback Derek Carr and their passing game. 

The Chiefs and Ravens last faced each other on Sept. 28, 2020, which Kansas City won 34-20. Mahomes had 385 passing yards and four touchdown passes in that game, as the Chiefs led 27-10 at halftime and out-yarded Baltimore 517 to 228. Jackson only had 97 yards passing, was sacked four times and lost a fumble in the game. 

Kansas City leads the all-time series against Baltimore, 7-4, and has won each of the last four meetings. 

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Chiefs vs. Ravens score

Chiefs vs. Ravens live updates, highlights from Sunday Night Football

Live updates will begin around kickoff at 8:20 p.m. ET.

Final: Baltimore 36, Kansas City 35 

11:21 p.m.: Jackson records a first down on fourth-and-1, and Baltimore will hang on for a 36-35 victory over the Chiefs, erasing an 11-point second-half deficit. 

11:18 p.m.: FUMBLE. With Kansas City in range for a field goal, holding possession with all three of its timeouts, running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire fumbled at the Ravens’ 32-yard line, giving Baltimore back the football leading by one.

11:08 p.m.: Jackson kept the football on a read option and scored a one-yard touchdown. He’s up to 103 rushing yards on 22 attempts with two touchdowns. Baltimore now leads 36-35 with 3:14 left in the fourth quarter after it failed on a two-point conversion. 

10:54 p.m.: Ravens cornerback Anthony Averett recorded a crucial pass breakup on Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill on third-and-9, giving Baltimore the football back at its 36-yard line down by five with 11:23 to go. 

10:45 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN BALTIMORE. Jackson rushed for a two-yard touchdown, cutting the Ravens’ deficit to 35-30 with 14:13 left in the fourth quarter. Baltimore converted a two-point attempt to Brown, though it was called back after an ineligible man downfield penalty on offensive guard Kevin Zeitler. Jackson’s ensuing pass was intercepted. 

10:37 p.m.: INTERCEPTION. Baltimore cornerback Tavon Young picks off Mahomes to regive the Ravens the football at their 44-yard line. This was Mahomes’ first interception of the season. 

10:21 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN KANSAS CITY. Mahomes threw a short pass to tight end Travis Kelce that turned into a 46-yard score. Kelce is now the Chiefs’ leading receiver with five receptions for 89 yards and one score. Mahomes is up to 283 passing yards with three touchdowns while completing 18-of-23 passes. After its six-play, 75-yard drive over a 2:40 span, Kansas City leads 35-24 with 6:50 left in the third quarter. 

10:12 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN BALTIMORE. Jackson found Brown for a 42-yard score, his first of the game. Brown is now up to six receptions for 113 yards. It was a four-play, 75-yard drive for the Ravens, who trail the Chiefs 28-24 with 9:30 left in the third quarter. 

The play came off a jump pass from Jackson, who has completed 14-of-20 passes for 195 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. 

10:05 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN KANSAS CITY. Mahomes located Chiefs wide receiver Byron Pringle for a 40-yard touchdown pass. Pringle is the ninth Kansas City receiver to catch a pass in the game. His score capped off a five-play, 74-yard drive for the Chiefs, who now lead 28-17. 

Pringle appeared to imitate Lewis’ famous dance after the play. 

10:01 p.m:  NBC’s Michelle Tafoya said Elliott is out for the remainder of the game with a concussion. 

Halftime: Kansas City leads Baltimore, 21-14. 

The Ravens have more yards than the Chiefs (271 to 214), though Kansas City leads at halftime thanks to two interceptions from Mathieu and its passing offense. Mahomes has completed 13-of-17 passes for 179 yards and a touchdown. Baltimore has 165 rushing yards, led by Jackson with 55 on five carries. 

9:40 p.m.: Ravens safety DeShon Elliott is being evaluated for a concussion, according to a social media statement from the team. He left the field after being evaluated under Baltimore’s medical tent. 

9:34 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN KANSAS CITY. Chiefs running back Darrel Williams scores on a two-yard rush. Kansas City had 15 of its 35 rushing yard on that drive, which went for 67 yards over seven plays in a 2:30 span. The Chiefs now lead 21-14. 

9:23 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN BALTIMORE. Murray scores on a five-yard rush. Baltimore went on a nine-play, 72-yard drive over a 5:31 span to tie the game at 14. 

9:16 p.m.: With 8:52 remaining in the second quarter, Kansas City still leads Baltimore, 14-7. The Ravens have more yards than the Chiefs (153 to 147), with 122 coming on the ground. Mahomes has completed 9-of-13 passes for 127 yards and a touchdown. Jackson has completed 5-of-9 passes for 51 yards and two interceptions. Mathieu recorded each of those picks, totaling 48 yards on his returns with one touchdown. 

First quarter: Kansas City 14, Baltimore 7 

9:03 p.m.: Mathieu was observed receiving oxygen on Kansas City’s sideline following his second interception. He did not play in Week 1 against Cleveland after recovering from COVID-19. 

8:52 p.m.: INTERCEPTION. Mathieu records his second pick of the game on Jackson, who was looking for Brown on roughly a 28-yard pass to the end zone. Kansas City will take over at its 14-yard line with 1:13 left in the first quarter, leading 14-7. <

8:42 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN KANSAS CITY. Mahomes found wide receiver Demarcus Robinson for a 33-yard score. It was an eight-play, 92-yard drive for Kansas City over a 4:31 span that included one third down conversion (third-and-2). The Chiefs now lead the Ravens, 14-7. 

8:32 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN BALTIMORE. Ravens running back Ty’Son Williams rushed nine yards to the goal line and fumbled before Baltimore wide receiver Devin Duvernay grabbed the ball in the air and scored. It was a six-play, 75-yard drive for Baltimore over a 3:37 span. The game is now tied at seven. 

8:26 p.m.: TOUCHDOWN KANSAS CITY. Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu intercepted Jackson for a 34-yard return touchdown. The pass was intended for former Chief wide receiver Sammy Watkins. It came one play after Jackson overthrew what would have been a long touchdown for wideout Marquise Brown. 

 

8:23 p.m.: Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis is in attendance for Sunday’s game. 

8:19 p.m.: Kansas City won the toss and elected to defer. 

How to watch Chiefs vs. Ravens

• Time: 8:20 p.m. ET | 5:20 p.m. PT
• TV channel: NBC 
• Live streams: NBCSports.com, NBC App, fuboTV 

Kansas City vs. Baltimore will be broadcast nationally on NBC, beginning at 8:20 p.m. ET. Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth will be in the booth with Michele Tafoya reporting from the sidelines.

You can also stream the game live online with NBC or on fuboTV, which offers a free seven-day trial. 

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