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The Browns–Ravens rivalry is a National Football League (NFL) rivalry between the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens. Browns owner Art Modell expressed dissatisfaction with Cleveland Stadium and subsequently declared his intention to relocate the team to Baltimore , where they would be rebranded as the Baltimore Ravens .
The Browns–Ravens rivalry in the AFC North began when the Cleveland Browns resumed operations in 1999, after suspending operations for three seasons after the original Browns moved to Baltimore and became the Ravens. The rivalry between the Browns and Ravens was more directed at former Browns owner Art Modell, who orchestrated the move, than ...
The Browns–Ravens rivalry in the AFC North began when the Browns resumed operations in 1999, after suspending operations for three seasons after the original Browns moved to Baltimore and became the Ravens. The rivalry between the Browns and Ravens was more directed at former Browns owner Art Modell, who orchestrated the move, than the team ...
The Ravens ended their season 6–10. Despite having the same regular season record as the Cleveland Browns, the Ravens were technically third in the AFC North, since they beat the Browns on the division records tiebreaker: In the AFC North, the Ravens were 2–4, while the Browns were 1–5.
On December 29, 2013, the Browns fired head coach Rob Chudzinski.In his only season as coach, Chudzinski posted a record of 4–12, including a 7-game losing streak to end the season, although he ended the Browns' 11-game losing streak to the division rival Baltimore Ravens.
Derrick Henry broke the Ravens' record for most rushing touchdowns in a single season as the Ravens trounced the Browns 35–10 to clinch the AFC North and the AFC's No. 3 seed despite losing pro bowler Zay Flowers to injury. Henry rushed for 165 yards and two touchdowns (both in the fourth quarter) to finish the season with 16 rushing touchdowns.
The Ravens were owned by Modell until 2004 when he sold the team to Baltimore businessman Steve Bisciotti. [3] Over their 29 seasons in the NFL, the Ravens have become a successful team. Through the 2024 season, their record of 268 wins, 199 losses, and 1 tie is the best all-time regular season record among active franchises.
The 1996 season was the Baltimore Ravens' inaugural season in the National Football League.They played their home games at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.The Ravens were officially a new franchise, but they retained a large portion of the roster of the 1995 Cleveland Browns team, as well as front office staff and some members of the coaching staff.