Today's Texans vs. Ravens live stream will be a baptism of fire for Houston's highly rated rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud. Back in action with a point to prove, if Lamar Jackson wasn't afraid enough, Baltimore always flies off the blocks in Week 1. Today, however, they are without three-time Pro Bowl tight end Marques Andrews. To see how it all plays out, you'll have to watch the NFL's live stream, which you can watch from anywhere with ExpressVPN.

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If John Harbaugh has tampered with his formula, the Texans are about to break things open and start fresh with a promising 21-year-old QB, a second-round draft pick, under a new head coach named DeMeco Ryans. Ryans, who played five years at Houston, was the 49ers' He is an unusual replacement after two years as defensive coordinator, and while the Texans are rebuilding for the future, there are high expectations for the season ahead.

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Texans vs. Ravens Inactives:

Texans Jimmie Ward (S), John Mechey III (WR), Case Keenum (QB), Alex Austin (CB), Dare Ogambowale (RB), Blake Cashman (LB) [11

Ravens Marlon Humphrey (CB), Mark Andrews (TE), Tyler Huntley (QB), Jalyn Armour-Davis (CB), Arthur Maule (CB), Ben Cleveland (G), Maraesara Aumavae-Lauru (G)

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Exclusive Tom's Guide Discount: in the U.S., the Texans vs. Ravens live stream will air on CBS, available on most cable packages and one of our favorite streaming services FuboTV.

The game will begin at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. ET on Sunday (Sept. 10).

If you've already cut the cord, our recommendation for watching the game is Fubo. Built for all sports, Fubo has all the broadcast channels, plus ESPN and NFL Network. It is therefore one of the best streaming services.

With Paramount Plus, which starts at $5.99/month, you can watch local CBS NFL games. If you want to stream local CBS channels, you must upgrade to Showtime and Paramount Plus for $11.99 per month.

Another option is to sign up for the NFL Sunday Ticket offered through YouTube TV; the Sunday Ticket costs $399 for the season, while YouTube TV subscriptions start at $65 per month. This will allow you to watch all NFL regular season games. However, you can also sign up for a free 7-day trial of NFL Sunday Ticket to test the service.

With one of our best TV antenna picks, you can watch live for free--and only--if your local CBS affiliate is showing Texans vs. Ravens.

American football fans across the pond cannot watch Texans vs. Ravens on Sky Sports, which is showing over 100 live games in the NFL this season.

Instead, the game is being streamed live on the NFL Game Pass service, which offers the most comprehensive NFL streaming package available - it is billed as four monthly installments of £37.75 and is £151 for the full season.

The live stream of Texans vs. Ravens begins at 6 pm BST.

Americans abroad can log in via a VPN, such as ExpressVPN, to use the service of their choice.

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Australians will not be able to watch the Texans vs Ravens live stream on the NFL's main broadcasters, 7Mate, Kayo Sports, and Foxtel.

Instead, the game will be streamed live on the NFL Game Pass service, which televises all NFL games this season, with a subscription fee of A$280 for the full season (paid in four monthly installments of A$70).