Ravens vs 49ERS: Lamar Jackson Meets ‘Mr. Irrelevant’; NFL Tickets, Streaming, Start Time & Much More

The AFC top-seed Ravens are taking on the NFC top-seed 49ers in an NFL week 16 game, on December 25, Monday. The Christmas Day match-up is also a battle between two MVP favorites, Brock Purdy and Lamar Jackson. One has been entertaining the league with both his feet and arm, whereas the other has risen from the tag of Mr. Irrelevant to leave the league speechless.

Ahead of the potential Super Bowl rehearsal, we will look at either side’s condition before the kickoff at Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco. From the injuries, ticket price, streaming options, and even predictions, here is everything you need to know about the high-voltage clash.

Ravens vs 49ers: Injury report, ticket prices, suspensions and more

Injuries

Here is the game’s updated IR list following Thursday’s practice:

Ravens

Marcus Williams, S – Groin – LP
Jalyn Armour-Davis, CB – Concussion – DNP
Arthur Maulet, CB – Knee – LP
Odell Beckham Jr., WR – Ankle – DNP
Zay Flowers, WR – Foot – DNP
Ronnie Stanley, OT – Concussion – LP

49ers

Elijah Mitchell, RB – Knee – DNP
Spencer Burford, OL – Knee – FP
Trent Williams, OT – Rest – DNP
Arik Armstead, DL – Foot – DNP
Nick Bosa, DL – Rest – DNP
Javon Hargrave, DL – Hamstring – DNP

Suspensions

No player from either side is suspended for the match-up on December 25.

Ticket price

The lowest-priced ticket for the match starts at $260 and goes up to $1400 for VIP and $800 for regular tickets. The tickets are available at the official Ticketmaster website.

Streaming

The match will be broadcasted on the ABC network as well as the NFL network.

Kickoff time

The match starts at 8:15 PM ET.

Prediction

The 49ers are the favorite to win both on Spread (-5.5) and Moneyline (-250).

Ravens vs 49ers: The battle of behemoths

The Ravens’ QB Lamar Jackson is the side’s best offensive weapon. His 3105 yards with 17 touchdowns, passer rating of 96.5, and pass completion rate of 66.3 is impressive, to say the least. But let that not fool you. The Ravens offense is much more than just Jackson. On a dry day for the QB, they can create chances and win a game on their own, something that was proved during their 20-10 dismantling of the Chargers.

The 49ers, on the other hand, have the most lethal offense this season. QB Brock Purdy’s 3795 yards for 9.9 yards/attempt, 69.8 completion rate, 29 touchdowns, and 119 passer rating by far makes him the best QB in the league. It is surprising to think that Purdy was referred to as Mr. Irrelevant last season. Additionally, RB Christian McCaffrey is another MVP contender from the side with 1292 yards and 13 touchdowns.

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So, can the AFC top seeds protect their defense against the ruthless Purdy-McCaffrey attack? Or Will the all-around Ravens’ attack hand the home team a big shocker? Keep your eyes on the Christmas Day broadcast for the answer!

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