Overview
Baltimore Ravens
Built on a city’s grit
In 2000, the Ravens won Super Bowl XXXV with a defense that became part of NFL lore. They added another title after the 2012 season, when a dramatic playoff run ended with Baltimore lifting the Lombardi Trophy in New Orleans.
Ravens fans helped choose the team’s name, drawing it from Edgar Allan Poe’s connection to Baltimore; the purple-clad “Ravens Flock” carries that civic pride into every home game. Their rivalry with Pittsburgh is a fierce AFC North tradition, defined by hard-hitting games and seasons shaped by the head-to-head result.