Philadelphia Eagles and Baltimore Ravens were deadlocked 6–6 at the half.

Philadelphia Eagles

At halftime, the Ravens and Eagles were deadlocked 6-6.

Nate Wiggins, a rookie cornerback, was the highlight of the first half. So far in the game, the first-round draft pick has racked up two tackles and three pass deflections. He’s proving why the Ravens selected him with the 30th overall choice in the current draft.

Trenton Simpson, a linebacker for the Ravens, has led the team in tackles made thus far in the game with nine. Following Patrick Queen’s free agent signing with the Steelers, Simpson will replace Roquan Smith at inside linebacker.

Josh Johnson, the quarterback, saw all of the first half action and finished 4 of 12 for 62 yards. The Ravens’ offensive output for the game is just 109 yards.

The kickoff for the second half will go to the Ravens.

The Eagles’ 2024 preseason officially begins on Friday at 7:30 p.m. when they play the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

See here for information on how to watch, stream, or hear the action:

On TV

For their sixth season in the booth, Scott Graham and Ross Tucker will broadcast Eagles preseason games, with Dave Spadaro serving as the sideline reporter. To hear their call of the game, if you live in the Philadelphia region, turn on NBC Sports Philadelphia+ or COZI-TV. It airs on WBAL-TV if you live in the Baltimore area. On August 9 at 11 PM and August 10 at 4 AM, fans may watch a replay of the game on NFL Network, which will also show the Ravens’ television broadcast.

The following stations, which are not in the Philadelphia region, will be airing the game:

WPMT, FOX 43 (York, Pennsylvania; Lancaster, Lancaster, Lebanon)

Wilkes-Barre-Scranton-Hazelton, WOLF, FOX56

(Johnstown, Altoona, State College, DuBois, Bedford) WWCP FOX 8

Also available on cable and satellite is CW Delmarva – 47.2 (Salisbury, MD). (*Take note that the Ravens broadcast will be included here.)

WMAR in Baltimore

Washington, D.C.’s WJLA

WWCW in Roanoke, Virginia

WUPV (Va., Richmond)

WTVZ-TV Arlington, Virginia

Delmarva region WMDT

Hawaii’s KHII

Using streaming

If you live in the Philadelphia or Baltimore markets, you can watch Eagles vs. Ravens for free on the Eagles Mobile App or online on PhiladelphiaEagles.com. After the game, return here for live coverage of the press conferences held following the game. To view the game, you must update to the most recent version of the Eagles app if you use it. Get the app on Google Play or the Apple Store. (*Restrictions on devices and locations apply. There can be data fees.) The match is also available for streaming on NBC Sports Philadelphia+.

The game can be streamed by fans outside of the market on NFL+, the league’s exclusive video streaming subscription service. Live out-of-market preseason games are only one of the many services available on NFL+. Other features include live audio for every game, on-demand NFL Network series, NFL Films archives, and live local and prime-time regular-season and postseason games (available only on phones and tablets).

Preseason Eagles vs. Ravens: Start time, broadcast, ways to watch, and stream

At M&T Bank Stadium, the Eagles take on the Baltimore Ravens to start their preseason schedule on the road. It’s likely that we’ll see a lot of Kenny Pickett and not much Jalen Hurts.

The Eagles head coach, Nick Sirianni, hasn’t said how much his starters will play today; he just said, “We’ll see.” However, according to Jeff McLane of the Inquirer, the team’s starting players on offense and defense will play at least one series.

The Birds’ three preseason games will not include many snaps for Hurts or recently acquired running back Saquon Barkley, if history is any indication.

Hurts and the majority of the starting lineup missed the whole preseason last year, and the starting offense has only participated in three series in three seasons under Sirianni. Thus, throughout the next several weeks, anticipate seeing a lot of playing time for Pickett, the former first-round choice of the Pittsburgh Steelers who was acquired by the Eagles in the offseason.

As Tropical Storm Debby’s leftovers pass across the area tonight, fans should also prepare for rain.

Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson is one player who most likely won’t be suiting up after missing practice on Wednesday for the second consecutive day due to a shoulder ailment.