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Chiefs vs. Ravens Week 1: How to watch, listen and stream

Check out everything you need to know to watch, listen, or stream the #Chiefs’ Week 1 matchup against the #Ravens on Thursday night.

The Kansas City Chiefs are set to kick off the NFL’s 2024 regular season with a Thursday night matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, their first meeting since a dramatic 17-10 win in the AFC Championship game in January.

This game marks the start of Kansas City’s attempt to complete the NFL’s first-ever three-peat and promises to be among the best matchups on the league’s Week 1 schedule.

With veteran wide receiver Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown out in Thursday’s game, the reigning Super Bowl champs will need to turn to receivers Xavier Worthy and JuJu Smith-Schuster to compete with the Ravens’ high-powered offense.

Fans should expect to see the teams’ newest additions fill the gap left by the temporary loss of Brown.

Below are important game details about this preseason matchup:

Game information:

Who: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens

When: Thursday, September 5, 7:20 p.m. CST

Where: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium – Kanas City, Missouri

Streaming:

In-market live stream: FuboTV (free 7-day trial)

Streaming: NFL+ or Peacock

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Broadcast:

TV: NBC, KSHB-TV (Channel 41) (Watch FREE with Fubo)

Radio: KFNZ-FM (96.5 The Fan)

Broadcasters:

Mike Tirico (play-by-play), Chris Collinsworth (analyst), Melissa Stark (sideline)

Opponent wire site:

Ravens Wire

2024 Schedule:

Week	Date	Opponent	Time
1	Thursday, Sept. 5	vs. Baltimore Ravens	7:20 p.m. CT on NBC
2	Sunday, Sept. 15	vs. Cincinnati Bengals	3:25 p.m. CT on CBS
3	Sunday, Sept. 22	@ Atlanta Falcons	7:20 p.m. CT on NBC
4	Sunday, Sept. 29	@ Los Angeles Chargers	3:25 p.m. CT on CBS
5	Monday, Oct. 7	vs. New Orleans Saints	7:15 p.m CT on ESPN
6	BYE	BYE	BYE
7	Sunday, Oct. 20	@ San Francisco 49ers	3:25 p.m. CT on FOX
8	Sunday, Oct. 27	@ Las Vegas Raiders	3:25 p.m. CT on CBS
9	Monday, Nov. 4	vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers	7:15 p.m. CT on ESPN
10	Sunday, Nov. 10	vs. Denver Broncos	Noon CT on CBS
11	Sunday, Nov. 17	@ Buffalo Bills	3:25 p.m. CT on CBS
12	Sunday, Nov. 24	@ Carolina Panthers	Noon CT on CBS
13	Friday, Nov. 29	vs Las Vegas Raiders	2 p.m. CT on Prime
14	Sunday, Dec. 8	vs. Los Angeles Chargers	7:20 p.m. CT on NBC
15	Sunday, Dec. 15	@ Cleveland Browns	Noon CT on CBS
16	Saturday, Dec. 21	vs. Houston Texans	Noon CT on NBC
17	Wednesday, Dec. 25	@ Pittsburgh Steelers	Noon CT on Netflix
18	Sunday, Jan. 5	@ Denver Broncos	TBD

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Previewing Chiefs’ Week 1 game vs. Ravens on Chiefs Wire Podcast

On the latest episode of @TheChiefsWire podcast: @EdEastonJr’s chats w/ Don Cheadle & @TheJohnDillon speaks to ‘Hollywood’ Brown #BALvsKC

We’re back with an all-new episode of the Chiefs Wire podcast! This week, we’re previewing the Kansas City Chiefs Week 1 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens.

Chiefs Wire Managing Editor John Dillon recently sat down with Chiefs wide receiver ‘Hollywood’ Brown to discuss adjusting to his new team and NFL Rivals, an officially licensed video game of the National Football League and NFL Players Association.

We check in with this past week’s press conferences, which featured comments from quarterback Patrick Mahomes, tight end Travis Kelce, and head coach Andy Reid ahead of Thursday’s game at Arrowhead Stadium. Lastly, Senior Writer Ed Easton Jr. speaks with award-winning actor and longtime Chiefs fan Don Cheadle.

With just hours between the release of the first Chiefs Wire Podcast and Kansas City’s first game of the 2024 season, listeners can look forward to being well-informed about all developments relative to Brown’s injury, the team’s game plan, and get to know better a Missouri native and celebrity member of Chiefs Kingdom.

Check out the link below to get your fill of Chiefs talk ahead of tonight’s kickoff:

Chiefs injury report: Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown listed out

WR Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown was the only player listed out on the #Chiefs’ injury report on Tuesday.

The Kansas City Chiefs are set to play the first game of the 2024 season on Thursday as they face the Baltimore Ravens for the first time since the AFC Championship Game in January.

This Week 1 matchup could have major implications toward the end of the season, and head coach Andy Reid is expected to utilize all available players for the game.

On Tuesday, the Chiefs released their full injury report ahead of Thursday’s game, which had wide receiver Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown listed as out.

Take a look at the full injury report below, which was posted by Chiefs senior team reporter Matt McMullen on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/kcchiefs_matt/status/1831068214790668321?s=46

The Chiefs will rely heavily on their depth at wide receiver to fill the gap left by the temporary loss of Brown. With the additions of Xavier Worthy and JuJu Smith-Schuster in the offseason, Andy Reid’s offense is expected to remain productive with quarterback Patrick Mahomes at the helm.

Hollywood Brown explains what Chiefs are looking for in their WRs

During an interview with #Chiefs Wire, Hollywood Brown broke down what Andy Reid is looking to get from his WRs this season.

The Kansas City Chiefs made significant investments at the wide receiver position during the 2024 offseason, and are set to get their first look at their new pass-catchers in action against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday.

Free agent addition Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown won’t see action against Baltimore after sustaining an injury in the preseason but sat down with Chiefs Wire for an interview last week to talk about what he has seen from Kansas City’s revamped receiving corps.

When asked about what Brett Veach, Andy Reid, and Patrick Mahomes are looking for from their receivers this season, Brown made it clear that it all comes down to the basics.

“They’re looking for guys that are going to get open who can make plays after the catch [and] just get separation,” Brown explained. “For me, that’s my game. That’s what I excel at, so that’s where I fit in. All the guys in the room, I feel like we all separate pretty good and catch the ball and make big plays.”

Last season, the Chiefs’ receivers struggled to do the little things right, and it cost Kansas City a chance to earn a first-round bye in the playoffs.

Though Brown won’t be able to show fans what he can do against Baltimore on September 5, he is sure to put on a show when he takes the field to make his regular-season debut after recovering from his most recent injury.

Chiefs HC Andy Reid on the importance of veteran wide receiver during ‘Hollywood’ Brown’s absence

Kansas City #Chiefs HC Andy Reid on the importance of Justin Watson during ‘Hollywood’ Brown’s absence | @EdEastonJr

Wide receiver ‘Hollywood’ Brown was injured in the preseason and will be unavailable to start the season, leaving a void in the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid addressed Brown’s absence but suggested veteran receiver Justin Watson is more than ready to step into the role. He spoke about it during Sunday’s press conference after practice.

“Yeah, Justin’s (Watson) always kind of a big part of it, silently. He doesn’t say much, and he doesn’t get into a lot of pubs (publicity). He’s always been a pretty big part of what we do.” said Reid. “That part won’t change. He’ll be in there running around, and even when Hollywood comes back, he’ll be in there running around. So he’s a smart, skilled kid who loves to play the game. Plays hard every snap at practice and games.”

Watson is a three-time Super Bowl champion. He was also a Tampa Bay Buccaneers player on the team that defeated Kansas City in Super Bowl LV. He finished last season with 27 catches for 460 yards and three touchdowns.

Fantasy football: Where to draft Kansas City Chiefs WR Hollywood Brown

Analyzing Kansas City Chiefs WR Hollywood Brown’s 2024 fantasy football ADP and where to target him in fantasy drafts.

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Marquise “Hollywood” Brown signed a 1-year deal worth $7 million with the back-to-back defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in the offseason. Brown spent the last 2 seasons with Arizona after playing his first 3 seasons with Baltimore, the team that drafted him in the 1st round (25th overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft out of Oklahoma.

Below, we look at Hollywood Brown’s 2024 fantasy football average draft position (ADP) and where you should draft him.

After having his worst statistical season since his rookie campaign last year, Brown is expected to get back to his 1,000-receiving-yard self now that he’ll be catching passes from QB Patrick Mahomes. Brown is expected to be a dynamic piece in the Kansas City offense that desperately needed receivers.

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Hollywood Brown’s ADP: 117.16

(ADP data courtesy of MyFantasyLeague.com; last updated at time of this publishing – ADPs continually change as more drafts occur)

Brown’s 117.16 ADP in redraft leagues puts him in the range of the 10th (12-team league) to 15th round (8-team league). His ADP ranks 7th on the Chiefs. RB Isiah Pacheco (22.47) is 1st, followed by Mahomes (26.38), TE Travis Kelce (29.10), WR Rashee Rice (61.82), WR Xavier Worthy (79.65) TE Jared Wiley (113.64).

Among all wideout, Brown’s ADP puts him 51st at the position, just behind Buffalo’s Khalil Shakir (116.28), Las Vegas’ Jakobi Meyers (109.81) and Detroit’s Jameson Williams (107.43). Brown is just head of the Chargers’ Josh Palmer (119.46), Green Bay’s Romeo Doubs (121.21) and San Francisco rookie Ricky Pearsall (122.48).

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Hollywood Brown’s 2023-24 stats

Games: 14

Receptions | targets: 51 | 101

Receiving yards: 574

Receiving touchdowns: 4

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Where should you draft Brown?

Brown’s fantasy value should get a hefty boost from playing alongside Mahomes, but the fact that he has to share targets with Rice, Worthy, Kelce and Pacheco hurts his value a bit.

Brown will still be a fantastic deep threat alongside Worthy as both have blazing speed, but Mahomes will more than likely still prefer Rice and Kelce in underneath routes.

There is no clear WR1 on the Chiefs yet, so Brown does have a pretty high ceiling fantasy wise, especially if he can take the top off of defenses because we all know how much Mahomes loves to throw the deep ball.

A big concern with Brown is that he suffered a chest injury in a preseason game that will have sideline him for the first few weeks of the season. So, be aware of that.

I’m not sold on Brown being a bad fantasy pick. In fact, I like him as a depth WR or FLEX option, especially in bigger leagues. Brown will have some single-digit fantasy games no doubt, but in this Chiefs offense, he is also bound to make some explosive plays that raise his fantasy value.

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Fantasy football: Where to draft Kansas City Chiefs WR Hollywood Brown

Analyzing Kansas City Chiefs WR Hollywood Brown’s 2024 fantasy football ADP and where to target him in fantasy drafts.

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Below, we look at Hollywood Brown’s 2024 fantasy football average draft position (ADP) and where you should draft him.

Hollywood Brown’s ADP: 117.16

(ADP data courtesy of MyFantasyLeague.com; last updated at time of this publishing – ADPs continually change as more drafts occur)

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Hollywood Brown’s 2023-24 stats

Games: 14

Receptions | targets: 51 | 101

Receiving yards: 574

Receiving touchdowns: 4

FOOTBALL NEVER STOPS
Live games, analysis and more 7 days a week: Get ESPN+

Where should you draft Brown?

Brown’s fantasy value should get a hefty boost from playing alongside Mahomes, but the fact that he has to share targets with Rice, Worthy, Kelce and Pacheco hurts his value a bit.

Brown will still be a fantastic deep threat alongside Worthy as both have blazing speed, but Mahomes will more than likely still prefer Rice and Kelce in underneath routes.

A big concern with Brown is that he suffered a chest injury in a preseason game that will have sideline him for the first few weeks of the season. So, be aware of that.

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Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown on ‘NFL Rivals’ Season 2

Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown sat down with #Chiefs Wire to talk about Season 2 of ‘NFL Rivals’, a mobile game licensed by the NFL and NFLPA.

The Kansas City Chiefs are set to take the field in Week 1 of the NFL’s 2024 regular season against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday but will be without wide receiver Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown for the highly anticipated matchup.

Brown, who sustained an injury in the preseason that will keep him out of the game, sat down with Chiefs Wire last week to talk about NFL Rivals, an officially licensed video game of the National Football League and NFL Players Association.

Brown described the experience that NFL Rivals offers and compared it to a cult-classic game that many fans might remember from the mid-2000s.

“NFL Rivals is like an arcade-style football game,” Brown explained. “It’s real fast-paced [and] fun. You have like a gym, you build your team up and squad up and play, and it’s mobile, so that is what’s exciting about it for me, it’s pretty fun.

“With this game, you build up your team, and it’s like your own individual card like you can sell that card and you compete it reminds me of NFL Street, arcade-type of style. It’s fun building your squad and getting the guys you want on your team and being like that [general manager] sort of.”

When asked if he is a player who fans can add to their team, Brown answered in the affirmative.

“Yeah, I’m definitely a player that you should add to your squad,” Brown said.

NFL Rivals is free to play, has over 5 million downloads and over 115 million games played since it launched, and is available in the App Store and Google Play Store.

Be sure to add Brown to your squad this season as he gets his feet wet playing with Patrick Mahomes in Andy Reid’s offense.

Chiefs HC Andy Reid gives an update on ‘Hollywood’ Brown’s injury status

Kansas City #Chiefs HC Andy Reid gives an update on ‘Hollywood’ Brown’s injury status | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs are settling in with their new players and finalized 53-man roster, preparing to defend their Super Bowl title.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid spoke with reporters via Zoom on Friday, providing an update on Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown’s availability before next Thursday’s season opener vs. the Baltimore Ravens.

“I don’t think you’ll have Hollywood this week,” said Reid. “Hollywood won’t be back this week, and we’ll just see how it goes, but the kid’s amazing. His progress has been incredible, but I wouldn’t predict him being there this week.”

Brown left the opening preseason game against the Jacksonville Jaguars due to the injury. The confirmed sternoclavicular joint dislocation has no official timetable, but the coaching staff says he’s improving. Reid compared the injury to that of former Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill in 2019.

In response to a potential injury, the Chiefs kept a significant number of receivers on the 53-man roster and practice squad. Once Brown is healthy enough to return to the field, he figures to be the team’s top receiver on the depth chart.

Chiefs vs. Lions: Xavier Worthy scores first NFL touchdown in Arrowhead debut

Xavier Worthy scored his first NFL touchdown during the #Chiefs’ preseason home-opener against the #Lions on Saturday afternoon.

The Kansas City Chiefs wasted no time finding the endzone on Saturday in their second preseason outing against the Detroit Lions.

The team worked hard in the offseason to revamp a struggling offense with the additions of wide receivers Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown and Xavier Worthy, adding speed to a team that needed a real deep threat. With Brown sidelined after an injury, Worthy has become a new favorite for quarterback Patrick Mahomes during the preseason.

Watch this video of wide receiver Xavier Worth splitting the Lions’ defense for his first NFL touchdown in the team’s Week 2 preseason game:

Xavier Worthy's just too fast 🔥

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When the Chiefs drafted Worhy in the first round, the former Longhorn was expected to see plenty of meaningful snaps and compete for catches with sophomore wide receiver Rashee Rice.

Worthy will quickly become one of Mahomes’ top weapons if he can continue using his speed to evade defenders and find the endzone.