Ravens vs. Panthers live stream, Preseason Week 2: TV info, start time, how to watch

The Baltimore Ravens and Carolina Panthers square off in Week 2 of the 2021 NFL Preseason and we have everything for how to watch and live stream.

Different expectations are abound for the Baltimore Ravens and Carolina Panthers as the two clubs are set to meet in the second week of the 2021 NFL preseason. While the former is hoping to get over the hump and into the Super Bowl mix, the latter is just hoping to show improvement as they continue to make big changes.

Even though these franchises are in different positions ahead of the 2021 campaign, the preseason matchup holds a lot of opportunities for both clubs. They have pieces they need to see more of and kinks that need to be worked out of the line. That’s what the preseason is all about for every NFL team.

Subsequently, fans should be intent on getting their eyes on this game and we have everything you need for how to watch this preseason matchup.

How to watch, live stream Ravens vs. Panthers in Preseason Week 2

Date: Saturday, Aug. 21
Start Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Location: Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, NC
TV Info: Check Local Listings
Live Stream: FuboTV (7-day free trial available with subscription), NFL Game Pass (subscription)

Fans outside of the North Carolina and Maryland local markets won’t be able to watch this game as it’s only available on local channels. With that being said, fans who happen to live elsewhere can tune in for the out-of-market broadcast via NFL Game Pass via a paid subscription. Fans should also look to subscribe to FuboTV, which offers a 7-day free trial.

Ravens vs. Panthers preview

It’s hard to believe we’ll see much, if any, of Lamar Jackson on Saturday evening but the quarterback depth is always key. Unfortunately, injuries have bitten the Ravens pretty hard thus far, meaning we also likely won’t get any looks at Marquise Brown and Sammy Watkins while certainly not getting a look at rookie Rashod Bateman.

The defense is going to be fun to watch, though, even in the preseason. Odafe Oweh is a first-round pick with limitless upside but we need to see him perform and make plays to prove he can be part of the rotation right away this season.

For the Panthers, the hope is that we’re going to get the first look at Sam Darnold suiting up for the team. Reports out of training camp have been up-and-down for the former Jets quarterback but we’ve not seen him in Joe Brady’s offense with these weapons to see if he can salvage his career.

The defense, on the other hand, just needs to stay the course. Studs like Brian Burns might not get much time but this is a talented group that made a jump under Matt Rhule last season and they hope to not take any steps back.