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The 2011 season was the Baltimore Ravens' 16th in the National Football League (NFL), their fourth under head coach John Harbaugh and their 10th under general manager Ozzie Newsome. The 2011 season marked one of the most successful seasons in Baltimore Ravens franchise history.
Baltimore Ravens seasonal records; Season Team League Conference Division Regular season Postseason results Awards Head coach Ref. Finish W L T; 1996: 1996: NFL: AFC: Central: 5th 4 12 0 Ted Marchibroda [7] 1997: 1997: NFL AFC Central 5th 6 9 1 Peter Boulware (DROY Tooltip National Football League Defensive Rookie of the Year Award) [8] [9 ...
The title made the Ravens the fourth Baltimore-based pro football team to win a league championship. They were preceded by the NFL Baltimore Colts in 1958 , 1959 and 1970 , the USFL Stars in 1985 and the CFL Stallions in 1995 .
Before the football team, there was the Baltimore Ravens wheelchair basketball team — the original Baltimore Ravens. [17] In 1972, the Ravens wheelchair basketball team was founded by Ralph Smith, long-term resident of Baltimore, second Vice President of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA) and Member of the NWBA Hall of Fame ...
2011: Baltimore Ravens (3) 12–4: Won Divisional playoffs 20–13 Lost AFC Championship (at Patriots) 20–23 2012: Baltimore Ravens (4) 10–6: Won Wild Card playoffs 24–9 Won Divisional playoffs (at Broncos) 38–35 (2OT) Won AFC Championship (at Patriots) 28–13 Won Super Bowl XLVII (vs. 49ers) 34–31 2013: Cincinnati Bengals (8) 11–5
A potential AFC championship game preview proved to be very one-sided. The Week 4 "Sunday Night Football" matchup pitted the Buffalo Bills against the Baltimore Ravens, which resulted in a ...
John's Baltimore Ravens beat Jim's Los Angeles Chargers 30-23 on "Monday Night Football" in the third meeting between the two brothers. John now leads the all-time series 3-0, with his most ...
2011: Ravens 2–0: Ravens 35–7: Ravens 23–20: Steelers 21–14 In Baltimore, Ravens record their largest victory against the Steelers with a 28–point differential. Both teams finished with 12–4 records, but the Ravens clinched the AFC North based on their head-to-head sweep. 2012: Tie 1–1: Steelers 23–20: Ravens 13–10: Steelers ...