Baltimore Ravens Milestones

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How the Baltimore Ravens history timeline works

Each card is a Ravens milestone with a short description beneath it, and you order the deck by the year each moment happened. A single card begins on the line with its year shown. Place each new one into a gap you choose. A right answer reveals the year; a wrong answer moves the card to its correct spot and costs one of three lives.

The Ravens are a relatively young franchise, so every card falls in a fairly tight window and seasons sit right next to each other. The team's identity has long rested on defense and the running game, and many cards celebrate defensive records, long kicks and big plays rather than titles. Those are the hardest to order. The descriptions sometimes point to the head coach or quarterback, which narrows things down.

Want a longer game? On the deck tree you can tick this deck alongside any other one measured in release years and dates, and they shuffle into a single timeline together.

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Here are 26 of the 26 cards you might be dealt. Their values stay hidden until you place them.

Played their inaugural season The newly named team debuted at Memorial Stadium after drafting Jonathan Ogden and Ray Lewis in the first round
Drafted Peter Boulware The Florida State pass rusher went fourth overall and won Defensive Rookie of the Year
Opened their new downtown stadium The team moved from Memorial Stadium into a new home next to Camden Yards
Hired head coach Brian Billick The architect of Minnesota's record-setting offense took over in Baltimore
Defense allowed a record-low 165 points The stingiest 16-game defense ever carried a team that once went five straight games without a touchdown
Won Super Bowl XXXV Ray Lewis was MVP as Trent Dilfer's team crushed the Giants 34-7 in Tampa
Drafted Ed Reed The Miami safety slid to the 24th pick of the first round
Jamal Lewis rushed for 295 yards in a game The bruising back set a new NFL single-game record against Cleveland
Ed Reed's 106-yard interception return The safety's pick-six against the Browns was the longest in NFL history at the time
Finished a franchise-best 13-3 Steve McNair's lone healthy Baltimore season produced the AFC's best record
Fired Brian Billick A 5-11 collapse ended the Super Bowl-winning coach's nine-year tenure on New Year's Eve
Hired John Harbaugh and drafted Joe Flacco A special-teams coach and a Delaware quarterback arrived together
Rookie coach and quarterback reached the AFC Championship Two road playoff upsets ended with a January loss at Pittsburgh
Traded for Anquan Boldin The Cardinals receiver came to Baltimore for third- and fourth-round picks
Lost the AFC Championship in Foxborough Lee Evans had the ball punched away and Billy Cundiff pushed a short field goal wide left
Won Super Bowl XLVII Joe Flacco was MVP in a blackout-interrupted win over the 49ers, Ray Lewis' final game
First playoff win over the Steelers A wild-card victory in Pittsburgh finally broke through against the rival that had knocked them out three times
Eliminated by a fourth-and-12 miracle Andy Dalton's late touchdown pass in Cincinnati knocked Baltimore out of playoff position on the season's final day
Drafted Lamar Jackson The Heisman winner went with the final pick of the first round after a trade back in
Went 14-2 behind a unanimous MVP season The offense shattered the NFL's single-season team rushing record with Lamar Jackson at the controls
COVID outbreak forced a Wednesday game An anticipated Thanksgiving showdown with Pittsburgh kept getting postponed until midweek
Justin Tucker's 66-yard field goal The record-setting kick bounced off the crossbar and over to beat the Lions at the gun
Traded for Roquan Smith The Bears' All-Pro linebacker arrived at the midseason deadline
Signed Lamar Jackson to a record extension The five-year deal briefly made him the league's highest-paid player after a franchise-tag standoff
Hosted their first AFC Championship game The top-seeded Ravens fell 17-10 to the Chiefs in Baltimore
Divisional-round heartbreak in Buffalo Mark Andrews' dropped two-point conversion ended a furious late rally against the Bills