Baltimore Ravens Playoff History

The Baltimore Ravens are one of the newest NFL franchises, established in 1996. They originally played in the AFC Central Conference (from 1996-2001) and since then have been playing in the AFC North Division. The Ravens were formed when the Cleveland Browns were shifted to Baltimore. However, when Browns fans protested, the Baltimore Ravens was established as an expansion franchise with the entire roster of the Cleveland Browns.

Since their establishment, the Baltimore Ravens have been one of the most successful franchises in the NFL. They won the Super Bowl in their first-ever playoff appearance in 2000, and have made the playoffs 15 times as of September 2024. The Ravens have won 2 Super Bowls, 2 Conference Championships, and 7 Divisional titles. In 2023, the Ravens had a tremendous run and were the AFC North Champions once again. The Ravens currently play at the M&T Bank Stadium (since 1998). Here is a look at the playoff history of the Ravens.

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Baltimore Ravens Playoff Appearances by Year

Playoff Games Won by the Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens have a playoff record of 17 wins and 13 losses

Wins in Wild Card Round- 8 (in 11 games)

Wins in Divisional Round- 5 (in 12 games)

Wins in Conference Championship- 2 (in 5 games)

Super Bowl Wins- 2 (in 2 games)

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Baltimore Ravens Top Players In History

Some of the top-performing players in the Baltimore Ravens franchise have been former linebacker Ray Lewis, former safety Ed Reed, former offensive tackle Jonathan Ogden, and former outside linebacker Terrell Suggs. The former three of the four are all enshrined in the Pro-football Hall of Fame. Drafted in 1996 by the Ravens, linebacker Ray Lewis had been the bedrock of the Ravens’ defense till 2012. Lewis is the first linebacker to become a Super Bowl MVP as a linebacker from a Super Bowl-winning team.

As for the current roster, some of the notable players on the team include two-time MVP Lamar Jackson, tight end Mark Andrews, and linebacker Roquan Smith.

How many times have the Baltimore Ravens made the playoffs with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed?

Ray Lewis was one of the first drafts for the Ravens and Ed Reed joined the team in 2002. Ray Lewis (linebacker) and Ed Reed (safety) were vital to the Ravens’ defense and they led the team to 7 playoff appearances. Here is a look at the Baltimore Ravens playoff games where both the players have featured.

Baltimore Ravens Championships and Rings Won

One of two teams along with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to have been undefeated in multiple Super Bowls, the Baltimore Ravens have played in two Championship Games and have lifted the Lombardi Trophy on both occasions.

2000 (Super Bowl XXXV) - defeated the New York Giants: (34-7)

2012 (Super Bowl XLVII) - defeated the San Francisco 49ers: (34-31)

Baltimore Ravens Overall Playoff Stats

Total Playoff Games Played: 30

Overall Playoff Record (Wins-Losses): 17-13

Total Super Bowls Won: 2 (2 Appearances)

All-time Passing Leader: Joe Flacco 3,499/5,670, 38,245 yds, 212 TD

All-time Rushing Leader: Jamal Lewis 1,822 att, 7,801 yds, 45 TD

All-time Receiving Leader: Derrick Mason 471 rec, 5,777 yds, 29 TD

All-time Scoring Leader: Justin Tucker 1,649 points

All-time AV Leader: Ray Lewis 224 AV

Coach with most wins: John Harbaugh 160-99-0

Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl Stats

Total Super Bowl Appearances: 2

Super Bowls Won: 2

Super Bowl Winning Seasons: 2000, 2012

Most Scoring Super Bowl Win: 34-7 win against the New York Giants in the 2001 Super Bowl

How many times have the Baltimore Ravens made it to the NFL Playoffs in the last decade?

The Ravens have made it to the NFL Playoffs 6 times in the last 10 years, which is a good record. Since the 2000s, the Ravens have established themselves as postseason contenders. They have qualified for the NFL playoffs 15 times since 2000 with two Super Bowl titles (Super Bowl XXXV and Super Bowl XLVII), two AFC Championship titles (2000 and 2012), four AFC Championship game appearances (2000, 2008, 2011, and 2012) and seven AFC North division titles (2003, 2006, 2011, 2012, 2018, 2019, and 2023).