WATCH Ravens vs. Bengals LIVE STREAM online, pre-playoffs Sunday Football: Listen to NFL 2013 live feed and coverage from Cincinnati

The Baltimore Ravens vs. the Cincinnati Bengals battle it out on the turf at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio on Sunday, December 29 at 1:00 p.m. EST in Week 17 of the 2013 NFL regular season. Read on to see where fans can watch and listen to a live stream of the Sunday afternoon football game online and catch up-to-date feeds and coverage on highlight plays and scores.

The  Ravens currently snag the no. 14 spot in Jesse Reed's NFL power rankings for Bleacher Report with a 8-7 winning record:

"If John Harbaugh's Ravens beat Cincinnati in Week 17, then the defending Super Bowl champs could earn the No. 6 seed-something the rest of the AFC doesn't want to see happen. Baltimore is only 2-5 on the road this year, though, and it's likely the red-hot Bengals will cruise at home."  

Meanwhile, the Bengals hold the no. 6 spot with 10 wins and 5 losses (out of 32 teams):

"Since losing in overtime to Baltimore in Week 10, Cincinnati has won four of five games and is the No. 3 seed in the AFC heading into the final weekend. Lindsay Patterson of ESPN 1530 pointed out some reasons for the turnaround, via MattVensel of the Baltimore Sun:

I think what has happened since the loss in Baltimore is that this team has added the run game in. We have seen on offense more of a 50/50 split withGiovani Bernard and BenJarvus Green-Ellis. Andy Dalton is getting more comfortable with his weapons and again the defense is stepping up despite the injuries.

Provided the offense continues to show up big, Cincinnati has the talent on both sides of the ball to make a deep run in the playoffs."

The game will be broadcasted live on CBS, but fans can also listen in on the radio at 98 'Rock', WBAL 1090 AM, ESPN 1530 AM, or on WestwoodOne.

For fans who want to try out a free live stream (which may mean downloading a torrent), click here. Or try this option...

And check out the 2013-2014 NFL regular season standings. 

For a one-time fee, check out NFL Game Rewind or NFL Audio Pass.

ESPN and Gamecast are both good sources for up-to-date game coverage and feeds.

For more team radio station affiliates: Ravens and Bengals.

And for official team websites: Ravens  and Bengals.