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Official Baltimore Ravens History
Since their founding in 1996, the Baltimore Ravens have won two Super Bowls (in 2000 and 2012). Head coach John Harbaugh — who joined the team in 2008 and who was named the 2019 NFL Coach of the Year — has led the Ravens to a playoff berth over numerous seasons (2008–2012, 2014, 2018–2020, and 2022).
Since 2008, Baltimore has been tied for the league's fourth-most playoff wins (11), has advanced to an impressive three AFC Championship contests, and has achieved a regular season all-time record of 243–190–1, the third-highest in the NFL. The Ravens have also produced several members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, including Ray Lewis, Jonathan Ogden, Ed Reed, Shannon Sharpe, and Ron Woodson.
Baltimore Ravens Team Info
Conference: AFC
Division: North
Year Founded: 1996
Team Colors: Black, Purple
Mascot: Poe
Team Rivals: Pittsburgh Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium
Opened in 1998, the 70,000-capacity M&T Bank Stadium features high-def RavensVision video screens, easily-navigated concourses, and RavensWalk, a premier tailgating destination. Located on the walkway between lots B and C, RavensWalk opens three hours before every home game and features a variety of bars and food trucks, as well as live music.
In 2013, M&T Bank Stadium earned an LEED Gold rating; some of the stadium’s sustainability commitments and milestones include a 43 percent reduction in water use, ranking 27 percent above the national average in energy efficiency, and a 50 percent reduction in energy consumption with a change to LED sports lights.
Learn more about M&T Bank Stadium here.
The Baltimore Ravens’ schedule release video was uploaded on May 11, 2023. You can watch the clip here.
The Baltimore Ravens’ 2023 regular season kicks off at home at M&T Bank Stadium against the Houston Texans. In the final week of the regular season, the Ravens will be at home to face their AFC North rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Ravens tickets will be available for purchase on Ticketmaster when the league announces the schedule for the 2024-25 season. You can browse a wide selection of NFL tickets at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Ravens. If tickets for a game are sold out, additional seats may become available closer to the game, so keep checking back.
Verified Resale tickets for the Baltimore Ravens’ 2023 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Resale Ticket Marketplace of the Baltimore Ravens.
Check out the M&T Bank Stadium seating chart here.
The Baltimore Ravens’ biggest rivals are the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns.
The Baltimore Ravens have appeared in two Super Bowl championships and won both times: Super Bowl XXXV (2000) and Super Bowl XLVII (2013).
the baltimore offense came alive like i never saw in a long time. Good job Joe Flacco, great coaching mixing it up. The defense is always great. true it should have been an easier win for the Ravens but mistakes can happen to anyone, but in the end Baltimore was victorious.
Purchased the tickets just a week or two ago, they came quickly. Great game, great seats, Go Ravens!
I would go to another game in a minute. I love the Ravens & Joe Flacco
The stadium was incredible, our seats were awesome, and the Ravens played like, well they 'Played Like A Raven'. The offense was unstoppable. I absolutely loved it.
could not have asked for a better game. great seats. would do it again
the ravens won, & we can get a large pizza with 10 free toppings today from papa johns!!! the seats were obstructed by a box in front of us on the rail in the upper end zone--so we stood up a lot!! it was awesome watching the ravens get over 500 yards offense, flacco getting his 1st over 300 yard game,rice rushing for 100 yards--the electricity at the game was phenomenal!!! go ravens!!!!!
Great Seats. Loud Stadium Rousing introductions and fireworks
It was a great game. My son and I was really amazed how Ravens fans come out to support there team, and get into the game. Due to this being a first experience for us, we did not know what to expect. All I can say is that we were not disappointed.....
I felt like I was a football player in the fight. I could see all the #s clearly and the event was clean and exciting. I liked the view from 540 because I could see the whole field clearly and not from an angle.
Being at M & T Stadium for the Ravens game was amazing. The stadium is so nice. I suprised my Hubby who is from Baltimore with tickets to the game because he's never been and he was truly thrilled! It was an unforgettable experience and we're definitely going to another game before the season is over! Our seats were great and we loved the delicious food.
The game was excellent. Great seats. I don't think theres a bad seat in the house
I took my boyfriend to a Ravens pre-season game in Baltimore. We had great seats and a great view for an affordable prize. Even though people told us "it's just a pre-season game, it doesn't count anyway" we had an amazing time. The vibe was amazing, doesn't even compare to a Baseball game. Had a good time and the Ravens wiped out the Redskins!!!
Everything was excellent. From the Ravens walk to going into the stadium. We sat in section 502 and the seats were great. We could see call played out before our eyes. The stadium spared no expense with there digital screens. Best digital in surrounding stadiums. This was only a pre season game which has me looking for regular season seats now. Go Ravens!
Watching the Ravens is great, win or lose. Are you ready for some football?
Everything was perfect. Perfect seats, perfect game, perfect weather.
My husband was sooo excited about the seats. He could barely sleep after the game!
The excitement at the beginning of the game was so amazing. I have never heard a crowd scream so loud for a team. It was an amazing experience. I can't wait to buy my tickets through Ticketmaster again. Shipping was so fast! Thanks Ticketmaster
seats were great for upper endzone great view of the game good crowd plenty of open tailgates in the area can't hardly wait for the next game
Had a ball at the game! The Ravens difintely did not let me down. The stadium was beatiful in all the purple/white/gold and black moving throughout. The burgundy and gold added to the festive excitement. I saw so many Raven/Redskin couples. Set with a bunch of them, even my wonderful husband is a redskins fan. Well, of course, the Ravens scalped the Redskins. OOPS! Looks like this makes two in a row for Batle of the Beltway. Oh well, we all know what type of team the Redskins will have this year. (tear drop) And of course we all know who will be going to the playoffs again, (maybe even the Super Bowl) Go RAVENS! Oh by the way I live in Washington, DC.
I had the worst time before I even got into the stadium. I am disabled and looked on the web site for the Ravens for parking. The parking attendents on Russell St were rude and nasty, when I tried to park in the hany cap accessable parking lots. I was told go park on Prat st. and when I went to the over pass for MLK I could see 15(+-) handy cap spaces empty. I turned around and went back to Russell St and tried to gain entrance again and was told "you gotta get here at 300 to get in there and empty or not you aint parkin there". When I requested a suppervisor the "traffic attendent" told me to pull over there pointing to the side of th street. Then they sent a city police officer to take care of me. I had shorts on so it was more than apparent that I was elligable to use he parking space and the officer was sorry he did not work at the staduim and told me I should go to the front office when I pointed to the lots and it was obvious there were spaces. I tried to enjoy the game and did for the most part but to have to walk 7 blocks and be in pain and be embarassed in front of my family did not help to make it enjoyable and seeing that it was my 11 year olds first time at a Baltimore game it realy put a damper on it......
