Where to watch Baltimore Ravens Football games

[Arbud]

Moving here full time in October. My wife and I are die hard Raven fans. Ok now that alot of you have asked why or said outloud that you cant stand the Ravens, I would like to know where to watch the games on Sundays.
When we were down here for one of our visits a couple of years ago we went to Millers Ale house. They turned it on for us and a few others and that was good.
Does anyone know of a place we can sit and watch a big screen of our game possibly with others who are rooting for or against our team. Not have to spend 100.00 on food and drink while there. Not have the noise level drown out what we are trying to hear, etc.
The nfl ticket is ridiculously expensive and I dont see the need to pay that to watch other games.
Any actual factual suggestions would be appreciated. Bud

[villagetinker]

I never paid attention to the NFL ticket on Comcast, we do get the NHL Center Ice, which is around $100, less than the cost of one game at Amalie arena (Note we are Flyers fans), and we have great seats. Several of the local bars as well as Cody's, McCall's, and Beef O'Brady's have lots of TVs setup so you may get lucky at one of these.

[Davonu]

Why would anybody want to watch the stinkin’ Ravens.

(Lifelong Browns fan here. :))

[Arbud]

Now that was a good reply. There has always been a rivalry between Cleveland and Baltimore since the move. The Baltimore colts got moved also you may remember. So hate on my team if you must, but just saying move back to Baltimore, Really.

[Davonu]

Now that was a good reply. There has always been a rivalry between Cleveland and Baltimore since the move. The Baltimore colts got moved also you may remember. So hate on my team if you must, but just saying move back to Baltimore, Really.
Oh you don’t get it. I have no attachment to Baltimore at all. The original Browns franchise moved to Baltimore. Thank goodness the Browns retained the name until the time was right to restart the franchise…in Cleveland where it belongs. :)

[Rwirish]

On TV

[TomSpasm]

When we moved here in 2011, we went to Hacienda Hills Country Club on a Sunday afternoon to have a drink and check it out. I immediately noticed a lot of people seemed to be wearing purple, but wasn't sure why. Within a minute of walking in, the Ravens scored, a guy jumped up on a table in the middle of the place, and the entire place went nuts yelling "R-A-V-E-N-S"! Sadly, that venue doesn't exist anymore. At one point, Beef O'Bradys in Mulberry was supposedly a Ravens spot, give them a call.

[Mberey]

Welcome, Ravens fan as well. You can watch them at Gators in Brownwood. Ravens fans will take up half of the restaurant. Once there you can join the Ravens group.

[bowlingal]

Can't you get a sports package with your cable?

[Mardys]

The Ravens game watch is usually at Gators in Spanish Springs. I see them when them when I am in the other room rooting for the Steelers!

[Chamo]

Go back to Baltimore.

Unfortunately, you’re gonna run into a lot of idiots on the site that need to share their opinion get used to it. You need to get a fire stick and put a certain app on it that will charge you $30 a month and you’ll get every TV station you can imagine over 70,000 of them watch every football game baseball game hockey game.

[ithos]

Since the Ravens usually play the early game, you will probably have to get to the sportsbar early enough to beat the crowds. Anyplace around here with NFL ticket is usually packed.

I would say Millers is the best place since it is large and have $10 pitchers of beer.

Gators Dockside is ridiculously expensive for the food they serve and is always packed to the gills for the first game.

We have had good luck watching the Cowboys at World of beer without having to get there early.

If you are willing to travel then the Millers in Ocala may be less crowded since The Villages have so many football fans from out of state.

Legends Cafe in Fruitland may still have NFL ticket. They are usually not as crowded. I would check out their facebook page and then call them to make sure.

Beef O Bradys used to have NFL ticket. Not sure anymore.

The NFL ticket is still probably the cheapest way to watch 16 games considering how much is costs to dine out and drink theses days.

There is a sticky thread for the Ravens. Maybe you could get it rolling again.
https://www.talkofthevillages.com/forums/nfl-football-328/baltimore-ravens-talk-42622/index6.html?highlight=ravens

[ithos]

Unfortunately, you’re gonna run into a lot of idiots on the site that need to share their opinion get used to it. You need to get a fire stick and put a certain app on it that will charge you $30 a month and you’ll get every TV station you can imagine over 70,000 of them watch every football game baseball game hockey game.

Hey, if it is 100% legal then you should have no problem providing all the information for him on this thread.

[derkster]

dejavuplus for example

[ithos]

There is usually only one game that has audio and it probably will not be the Ravens.

One option is to subscribe to NFL+ and bring some bluetooth buds or small speaker.
Subscribe to NFL Plus (https://id.nfl.com/subscriptions/select/nflplus?signinpages=checkout&signuppages=checkout,favoriteteam&upsellType=free-trial-promo-upsell-modal&upsellLocation=nfl.com:schedule:landing&redirecturl=https://www.nfl.com/plus/)

[NoMo50]

Most of the bars on the squares will show multiple games. City Fire in Brownwood does, and they even put up signs below each TV showing which game will be on that TV. The game audio will be iffy. Either the sound will be muted, or the noise level in the bar will negate it. Also, understand how rude it is to go to a bar to watch a game, and not make any purchases. Over the last few years, we averaged around $50 spent each time we went out to watch a game. This year, I went with the NFL Sunday Ticket, so I'll be watching from home. Got in on it early, and paid $249 for the season. Figure I'll actually save a little money, plus my furniture is more comfortable, my beer is cheaper, and I don't have to drive anywhere.

[thevillagernie]

Moving here full time in October. My wife and I are die hard Raven fans. Ok now that alot of you have asked why or said outloud that you cant stand the Ravens, I would like to know where to watch the games on Sundays.
When we were down here for one of our visits a couple of years ago we went to Millers Ale house. They turned it on for us and a few others and that was good.
Does anyone know of a place we can sit and watch a big screen of our game possibly with others who are rooting for or against our team. Not have to spend 100.00 on food and drink while there. Not have the noise level drown out what we are trying to hear, etc.
The nfl ticket is ridiculously expensive and I dont see the need to pay that to watch other games.
Any actual factual suggestions would be appreciated. Bud

beef obradys

[ithos]

Most of the bars on the squares will show multiple games. City Fire in Brownwood does, and they even put up signs below each TV showing which game will be on that TV. The game audio will be iffy. Either the sound will be muted, or the noise level in the bar will negate it. Also, understand how rude it is to go to a bar to watch a game, and not make any purchases. Over the last few years, we averaged around $50 spent each time we went out to watch a game. This year, I went with the NFL Sunday Ticket, so I'll be watching from home. Got in on it early, and paid $249 for the season. Figure I'll actually save a little money, plus my furniture is more comfortable, my beer is cheaper, and I don't have to drive anywhere.

Is there any other places with NFL ticket in Brownwood other than City Fire, Gators and WOB?

Also, I forgot Lollygaggers which is near the Turnpike exit on 301. Wasn't that crowded last year because of it's location. Maybe different this year.

And there is a very big sports bar in Leesburg called Cousin Vinnies.

Both have websites if interested.

[Alarmed]

Better price than when Direct TV had it. YouTube TV also has a streaming package with unlimited DVR For $80 a month which is almost like having cable TV.

[deborahcme]

Totally get it. It's such a lot of fun to hang out with a bunch of people who are all enjoying the same event together. I'd try Cody's in either Brownwood or Spanish springs. I "think" there might even be a club-- TV is full of like-minded folks who get together to enjoy games and fun and life! Hang on a minute. My sister is saying there is a Mid-Atlantic club here. And here is their website THE MID-ATLANTIC CLUB OF THE VILLAGES - HOME (https://midatlclub.weebly.com/) Enjoy! :)

[Regorp]

Moving here full time in October. My wife and I are die hard Raven fans. Ok now that alot of you have asked why or said outloud that you cant stand the Ravens, I would like to know where to watch the games on Sundays.
When we were down here for one of our visits a couple of years ago we went to Millers Ale house. They turned it on for us and a few others and that was good.
Does anyone know of a place we can sit and watch a big screen of our game possibly with others who are rooting for or against our team. Not have to spend 100.00 on food and drink while there. Not have the noise level drown out what we are trying to hear, etc.
The nfl ticket is ridiculously expensive and I dont see the need to pay that to watch other games.
Any actual factual suggestions would be appreciated. Bud

Sunny Pint on Rt 44.

[HawkinsRez]

Suggest you do what we do. Subscribe to DirecTV Stream on Roku or Amazon Fire or whatever streaming platform you have (not DirectTV, so no satellite dish required). Make sure the billing zip code for the credit card that you use is in Baltimore. You will then have Baltimore television stations for your locals.

[Deden]

Any of the DIRECTV, Dish or Cable Networks will give NFL free when you sign up. Make sure you bargain for it, they will give free for you to sign. I have DIRECTV they give for free. Go Bills!!!

[Nevinator]

Any of the DIRECTV, Dish or Cable Networks will give NFL free when you sign up. Make sure you bargain for it, they will give free for you to sign. I have DIRECTV they give for free. Go Bills!!!

DirecTV either lost the Sunday Ticket Contract or just let it expire, so that will not be available this year for the DirecTV customers. Google now has the Sunday Ticket contract and is offering it through their YouTube TV package as an add-on.

For me (also a big Ravens fan), I enjoy a mix of watching the games at home, but occasionally going out to a sports bar to watch with some like-minded fans.

GO RAVENS!!!

[Chamo]

Hey sorry I don’t know how to view the messages if there’s another way I can talk to you about the Fire Stick

[Andyhope]

Why would anybody want to watch the stinkin’ Ravens.

(Lifelong Browns fan here. :))
Sorry bout that Brown fan

[Caracas]

Welcome, Ravens fan as well. You can watch them at Gators in Brownwood. Ravens fans will take up half of the restaurant. Once there you can join the Ravens group.

I run the Tampa Ravens Flock (@thetampaflock on Facebook) and I would love to get in touch with someone who runs your group so I can help your group become an Official Ravens Flock and get you on the Find-A-Flock map on the Ravens website.

Any time you are down in the Tampa area, you are more than welcome to Flock with us at either of our watch locations. Plus, I can connect you with other FL Flocks (Jacksonville, Homossassa Springs, Brooksville, Orlando, St. Pete, Sarasota, Port Charlotte, Cape Coral, and the West Palm area).

Also, I have a home in Santo Domingo (Dellano Way), so I'm up there frequently. Now that I've found where this group meets, I'll have to make it to Gators at some point to watch a game with you all.

GO RAVENS!!!