All-Time NFL Franchise Power Rankings

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24. NFL All-Time Power Rankings: Baltimore Ravens

Established: 1996
Playoff Appearances: 12
Division Titles: 6
MVPs: 1 (Lamar Jackson in 2019)
Hall of Famers: 3
Championship Game Appearances: 4
Super Bowl Appearances: 2 (2000, 2012)
Super Bowl Titles: 2 (2000, 2012)
Legacy Points: 42

Ravens’ fans likely want to throw things seeing their favorite team so low in the rankings but this is nothing against Baltimore’s accomplishments. This ranking stems mainly from the fact that the Ravens didn’t exist before 1996, giving them less time to rack up points in the system than older franchises.

In its brief existence, Baltimore has left quite a mark on the league, winning a pair of Super Bowls and reaching the playoffs at a 50 percent clip. The Ravens also have the reigning league MVP in Lamar Jackson while producing a trio of Hall of Famers in Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and Jonathan Ogden, making their mark on the NFL.

There is a great chance that a 2021 update on this list will see the Ravens leap past the next two teams in the rankings to get up to 23rd. Baltimore is the most consistent contender on the bottom of this list and should be rising quickly as the years go by.

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