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About the Baltimore Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens began play in 1996 after the franchise relocated from Cleveland, and play home games at M&T Bank Stadium in downtown Baltimore. The Ravens won Super Bowl XXXV behind arguably the greatest single-season defense in NFL history, and won a second title in Super Bowl XLVII led by linebacker Ray Lewis in his final game. Baltimore's AFC North rivalry with the Pittsburgh Steelers is considered one of the most physical in football, built on hard-hitting, low-scoring games that regularly decide the division. Matchups against the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns round out a demanding divisional slate each season. Quarterback Lamar Jackson's dual-threat ability has redefined the Ravens' offense in recent years, pairing an MVP-caliber passing and rushing attack with the franchise's traditionally punishing defense. Baltimore's identity has remained defense-first since its founding, and the Ravens are consistently among the league's toughest outs in the postseason. Watch every Baltimore Ravens game live — schedules, scores and streams are on the NFLBite home page.