Baltimore Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens are a professional NFL team based in Baltimore, Maryland, competing in the AFC North division. Established in 1996 as part of the NFL's expansion, the Ravens have won two Super Bowls (XXXV in 2001 and XLVII in 2013) and built a reputation for dominant play, particularly on defense. The franchise is known for legends like Ray Lewis and Ed Reed, and currently features dual-threat quarterback Lamar Jackson, the 2019 NFL MVP. The Ravens play home games at M&T Bank Stadium and are coached by John Harbaugh, who has led the team since 2008.

The Ravens enter the 2026 NFL season with momentum after a strong 2025 campaign that saw them reach the AFC Championship Game. Recent news highlights the re-signing of veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell, adding leadership to a defense that ranked top-10 in 2025. Rookie quarterback Diego Pavia, an undrafted free agent, is competing for a roster spot during offseason workouts. With the NFL's 2026 schedule release pending, Baltimore aims to build on its 12-5 record from last season and challenge the Cincinnati Bengals for AFC North supremacy. Key matchups include divisional rivals and a potential Super Bowl contender rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs.