The Cincinnati Bengals will travel to face the Baltimore Ravens in a Thanksgiving Day Week 13 matchup. Here's how to watch the game:

NFL analyst Gerald McCoy previews the Week 13 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Bengals have officially made their quarterback decision for Thursday night's game vs. the Ravens in Baltimore.

Thanksgiving Night Football shows the Ravens hosting the Bengals with tremendous, high-scoring upside among Ja'Marr Chase, Mark Andrews, and company.

New BetMGM users can get up to $150 in bonus bets with latest MGM promo code CBSSPORTS for Thanksgiving NFL betting

"I'm not ever going to go to somebody and say, 'Yeah, I'm healthy, but I don't think I should go out there and play,'" Burrow said Tuesday, ahead of his anticipated return against the Baltimore Ravens on Thanksgiving. "That doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I'm not going to live my life and play this game scared of something happening."

The Cincinnati Bengals defense is the worst in the league in many categories, and that includes defending tight ends. And it isn’t a 2025 problem. The Bengals have struggled against tight ends for years. It’s just that the 2025 numbers are comically bad.

If the Bengals were playing in the early game on Thanksgiving, this would be a nightmare for the league, but they won't be kicking off until 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC, so there will be plenty of time for the team to get some rest before they kick off against the Ravens.