The 2025 regular season schedules were recently released for all 32 NFL teams, and the Cincinnati Bengals saw something on theirs that they did not like all that much.
In a recent interview with reporters, superstar quarterback Joe Burrow talked about the team's schedule and revealed the game that he and the rest of the Bengals are not looking forward to.
"Playing in Baltimore for the fourth straight primetime is not ideal. Maybe we could get one of those in Cincinnati next year, please," Burrow joked.
The two AFC North rivals have faced off in a primetime game each of the last four seasons, with three of those games being on Thursday night. But with the games being in Baltimore, it has been tough for Burrow and company to keep up.
The Ravens have taken all three of the primetime games played between the two teams over the last three seasons, which is a trend that the Bengals will be looking to end in 2025.
In 2024, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens got the best of the Bengals with a score of 35-34. After a touchdown from star receiver Ja'Marr Chase, Cincinnati went for two, and came up just short of taking the lead. Burrow will be looking to lead the team to the win column in primetime games against Jackson and the Ravens.
Burrow and Jackson will do battle when their two teams face off on Thanksgiving this season. Kickoff is currently scheduled for 8:20 p.m. ET on CBS.