Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Baltimore Ravens Radio Live Stream: Watch Online Streaming NFL Game

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens are playing live on the Thursday night football NFL schedule and the game is on CBS starting at 8:25 pm ET and has the Ravens playing after the Ray Rice scandal and the matchup of AFC North division rivals is streaming online and of course it's Baltimore and of course it's Rihanna singing the opening song and this kicks off the Week 2 schedule for the season.

The Steelers and Ravens hate each other and this game has an odd feel to it, as the game comes amid this crazy domestic violence scandal and issue and the NFL has a real problem on their hands. The Ravens lost last weekend and now are looking to bounce back and it's even more important for the team since this is a divisional game, their second of three in a row to open the season.

The Ravens come into the game amid a growing scandal and while they obviously didn't care that much about Rice knocking his wife out, they now have to deal with the fact that he will be out for good. The Ravens have a tough schedule this season and it opens with three divisional games for the team and one of those are on the road with the Browns next week. The Steelers and Bengals were at home and now they are on the TV for Thursday's game and that is just perfect for the NFL.

The first stretch of the schedule has the Carolina Panthers in Week 4 and that will be a very tough game, but that will be a home game for the team. The team then has four of five games on the road, including matchups with the Colts and Bucs and that comes before they play two more division games in the AFC North with the Bengals and Steelers, while the Falcons are the home game in the middle. The team plays the Titans and then has the New Orleans Saints on Monday night football after their bye week, should be interesting with the Goodell and Bounty-gate narratives regarding Ray Rice.

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