CBS NFL coverage for Saints at Ravens: Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta and Aditi Kinkhabwala call Week 2 clash
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New Orleans Saints at Baltimore Ravens in Week 2 of the NFL regular season will be shown on CBS in the United States, with Paramount+ USA also carrying the game for viewers in the geo-restricted subscription stream. In the UK, the matchup is set for an early evening kick-off at 6:00pm BST, matching the 1:00pm ET start at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. [1][2][17]
The CBS broadcast team features Spero Dedes on play-by-play, Adam Archuleta as colour commentator and Aditi Kinkhabwala reporting from the sideline. The Saints’ official game-watch guide confirms the same trio for the network coverage, making this one of the clearest ways for fans to follow the game whether they are watching in the US or tracking it from Britain. [6]
Spero Dedes is one of CBS Sports’ most recognisable NFL voices, regularly handling national football coverage after building a long broadcasting career across radio and television. Adam Archuleta, a former NFL defensive back, brings a player’s perspective to the booth after his career with teams including the Rams and Redskins, while Aditi Kinkhabwala has become a familiar sideline presence through years of reporting on the NFL for major networks. Their combined experience gives the CBS telecast a strong mix of tactical insight, game-day analysis and live reporting. [6]
The game itself pits a 1-0 Ravens team against a 0-1 Saints side, with Baltimore entering as the clear favourite. ESPN’s preview lists the Ravens as an 8.5-point favourite, and multiple betting and preview outlets align on Baltimore being heavily backed to win at home. [1][3][8][13]
For American viewers, the simplest route is CBS, while in-market streaming options are also noted in coverage listings. The Saints’ own watch guide and multiple preview services point to the same national TV window, reinforcing that this is a standard CBS afternoon broadcast rather than a cable-only game. [6][3][15]
For UK and Irish audiences, a useful reference point is the NFL’s international viewing structure: UK coverage often depends on rights arrangements that can differ from the US schedule, but this fixture’s 6:00pm BST start makes it one of the more accessible Sunday windows for European viewers. NFL.com remains the best general source for league-wide information, while the week-by-week broadcast details for this specific matchup are confirmed by the team and preview pages cited here. [17][2][14]
Baltimore host the game at M&T Bank Stadium, where the Ravens opened the season strongly and the Saints arrived looking to bounce back from an early defeat. With CBS’ national crew on the call, the broadcast will focus not only on the scoreboard but on whether New Orleans can keep pace with Baltimore’s physical style and whether the Ravens can justify their status as strong favourites. [2][1][19]
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