The Baltimore Ravens have been one of the biggest disappointments through the first month of the 2025 NFL season. Due to a 1-3 record and a growing list of injuries to some of their best players, ticket prices for this Sunday’s game are now half the price that they were during the preseason.
Ravens Ticket Prices Drop Due To Early Season Issues
Two weeks before the season started, the get-in price for a single ticket to see the Ravens host the Houston Texans was sitting at $107. It was roughly at Baltimore’s season average. But on the Friday before the game, that figure has dropped down to $53, essentially slicing the cost in half.
With their 1-3 record, there is still hope that the team can turn things around this season. The injuries are starting to become a serious issue, though, with even Lamar Jackson having his status in question. He was held out of practice again on Friday with a hamstring strain, and it wouldn’t be a surprise if he missed the contest against the Texans.
The Ravens are in a rough stretch right now 😬
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In addition to their quarterback, the Ravens have other key pieces who are dealing with ailments. Tackle Ronnie Stanley was limited during Thursday’s practice session, and defenders Kyle Hamilton and Marlon Humphry were absent altogether.
Given the potential lack of star power during this weekend’s game, it isn’t all that surprising that ticket prices have dropped substantially. Costs are already dropping for next week’s game against the Rams, too, down to $79 since their figure of $104 in the preseason.
The Ravens entered the year as one of the Super Bowl favorites, but they now have the 6th shortest odds, behind teams including the Lions and Packers. With all of the issues facing Baltimore, the Texans are currently listed as 2.5-point road favorites for this Sunday.
