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National Football League rivalry

Bengals–Ravens rivalry
Bengals andRavens face off during the2021 season.
Cincinnati Bengals
Baltimore Ravens
LocationCincinnati,Baltimore
First meetingNovember 3, 1996
Bengals 24,Ravens 21[1]
Latest meetingNovember 7, 2024
Ravens 35, Bengals 34[1]
Next meetingNovember 27, 2025
StadiumsBengals:Paycor Stadium
Ravens:M&T Bank Stadium
Statistics
Meetings total59[1]
All-time seriesRavens: 32–27[1]
Regular season seriesRavens: 32–26[1]
Postseason resultsBengals: 1–0[1]
Largest victoryBengals: 41–17(2021)
Ravens: 37–0(2000)[1]
Most points scoredBengals: 42(2005)
Ravens: 49(2019)[1]
Longest win streakBengals: 5 (2013–2015)
Ravens: 6 (1998–2000)[1]
Current win streakRavens: 4 (2023–present)[1]
Post-season history[1]
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TheBengals–Ravens rivalry is aNational Football League (NFL)rivalry between theCincinnati Bengals andBaltimore Ravens.[2][3][4]

The rivalry began in 1996 when the Ravens were created after theCleveland Browns, with whom the Bengals also share arivalry,moved to Baltimore. They were placed in the former AFC Central Division, becoming divisional rivals with the Bengals. Both teams were placed in theAFC North during the 2002 NFL realignment. The rivalry gained intensity in2003 as the Bengals hired longtime Ravens defensive coordinatorMarvin Lewis as head coach.[5]

The Ravens lead the overall series, 32–27. The two teams have met once in theplayoffs with the Bengals winning the2022 AFC Wild Card game.[1]

Notable games

  • November 3, 1996: Bengals 24, Ravens 21 In the first game in the history of the series, the Ravens took a 21–3 lead into halftime. The Bengals scored 21 unanswered 2nd half points to win 24–21.[6]
  • October 19, 2003: Bengals 34, Ravens 26 This was Bengals' head coachMarvin Lewis' first game against the Ravens. Lewis previously served as the Ravens defensive coordinator from 1996 to 2001, including theirSuper Bowl XXXV title in2000.
  • December 5, 2004: Bengals 27, Ravens 26 The Bengals overcame a 20–3 fourth quarter deficit to win 27–26.[6]
  • September 10, 2007: Bengals 27, Ravens 20 This season-openingMonday Night Football game was best remembered for a touchdown celebration by Bengals' WRChad Johnson, who is known for his touchdown celebrations. After a score, he donned a gold jacket, resembling the jackets given toPro Football Hall of Fame inductees, that read "Future H.O.F. 20??" on the back.
  • November 10, 2013: Ravens 20, Bengals 17 The Ravens built a 17–0 lead at halftime before the Bengals rallied to make it 17–10 with two seconds left. In the final play of regulation, Bengals quarterbackAndy Dalton threw a 49-yardHail Mary pass. Despite being initially tipped, wide receiverA. J. Green ran toward the ball and caught it to tie the game at 17–17 at the end of regulation. However, the Ravens would win in overtime, 20–17.[6]
  • September 7, 2014: Bengals 23, Ravens 16 Bengals kickerMike Nugent kicked five field goals in the first half, tying an NFL record for most field goals kicked in a half.[6]
  • December 31, 2017: Bengals 31, Ravens 27 In the final game of the regular season in Baltimore, Bengals QBAndy Dalton threw a go-ahead touchdown pass toTyler Boyd in the closing seconds to give the Bengals, finishing at 7-9, an improbable win over the now-9–7 Ravens. This win, combined with aBuffalo Bills win that day, eliminated the Ravens from playoff contention.[3]
  • November 18, 2018: Ravens 24, Bengals 21 Ravens start 2018 first round draft pickLamar Jackson at quarterback for the first time, he breaks the franchise rushing record for a QB with 117 yards.[7] This marked Marvin Lewis' final game in the series, as he left the Cincinnati franchise at the end of the season.
  • December 26, 2021: Bengals 41, Ravens 21 In 2021, Cincinnati completed a season-sweep over Baltimore with a 41–21 victory at home. Bengals quarterbackJoe Burrow threw for 525 yards in this game, setting a Bengals franchise record.[8]
  • January 15, 2023: Bengals 24, Ravens 17 The first playoff game in the rivalry's history occurred in the2022 AFC Wild Card Round. Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley fumbled at the goalline, and Sam Hubbard returned it 98 yards for a touchdown. Colloquially known as the "Fumble in the Jungle", it was the longest fumble return in NFL postseason history and the difference in a 24–17 Cincinnati victory.[9]
  • October 6, 2024: Ravens 41, Bengals 38 Ravens overcome fourth quarter deficit of 10 points to force overtime. Ravens win on a Justin Tuckerwalk-off field goal. Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow combine for 740 passing yards.[10]
  • November 7, 2024: Ravens 35, Bengals 34 Ravens overcome third quarter deficit of 14 points and take a 35–28 lead into the game's final minute. The Bengals scored a touchdown with 38 seconds remaining on aJoe Burrow pass toJa'Marr Chase, but failed a go-ahead two-point conversion to allow the Ravens to secure a 35–34 win. Chase recorded 264 receiving yards and three touchdowns in the loss.[11]

Season-by-season results

Cincinnati Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens Season-by-Season Results[1]
1990s (Ravens, 5–3)
SeasonSeason seriesatCincinnati BengalsatBaltimore RavensOverall seriesNotes
1996Bengals 2–0Bengals
21–14		Bengals
24–21		Bengals
2–0		TheCleveland Brownsrelocate toBaltimore and became the Baltimore Ravens.
In Baltimore, Bengals overcame a 21–3 point deficit.
1997Tie 1–1Bengals
16–14		Ravens
23–10		Bengals
3–1
1998Ravens 2–0Ravens
20–13		Ravens
31–24		Tie
3–3		Ravens openRavens Stadium at Camden Yards (now known asM&T Bank Stadium).
1999Ravens 2–0Ravens
34–31		Ravens
22–0		Ravens
5–3		Last matchup at theCinergy Field (previously known as Riverfront Stadium).
2000s (Tie, 10–10)
SeasonSeason seriesatCincinnati BengalsatBaltimore RavensOverall seriesNotes
2000Ravens 2–0Ravens
27–7		Ravens
37–0		Ravens
7–3		Bengals openPaul Brown Stadium (now known asPaycor Stadium).
In Baltimore, Ravens record their largest victory against the Bengals with a 37–point differential.
Starting with their win in Cincinnati, the Ravens went on a 12-game winning streak.
Ravens winSuper Bowl XXXV.
2001Tie 1–1Bengals
21–10		Ravens
16–0		Ravens
8–4		Bengals' win ended the Ravens' 12-game winning streak.
2002Ravens 2–0Ravens
27–23		Ravens
38–27		Ravens
10–4
2003Tie 1–1Bengals
34–26		Ravens
31–13		Ravens
11–5		Bengals hire former Ravens defensive coordinatorMarvin Lewis as their head coach.
2004Tie 1–1Ravens
23–9		Bengals
27–26		Ravens
12–6		In Baltimore, Bengals overcame a 20–3 fourth quarter deficit.
2005Bengals 2–0Bengals
42–29		Bengals
21–9		Ravens
12–8		In Cincinnati, Bengals score their most points in a game against the Ravens.
2006Tie 1–1Bengals
13–7		Ravens
26–20		Ravens
13–9
2007Bengals 2–0Bengals
27–20		Bengals
21–7		Ravens
13–11
2008Ravens 2–0Ravens
34–3		Ravens
17–10		Ravens
15–11		Ravensdraft QBJoe Flacco and hireJohn Harbaugh as their head coach.
2009Bengals 2–0Bengals
17–7		Bengals
17–14		Ravens
15–13		Bengals win all of their division games for the first time in franchise history.
2010s (Tie, 10–10)
SeasonSeason seriesatCincinnati BengalsatBaltimore RavensOverall seriesNotes
2010Tie 1–1Bengals
15–10		Ravens
13–7		Ravens
16–14
2011Ravens 2–0Ravens
24–16		Ravens
31–24		Ravens
18–14		Ravens win all of their division games and sweep the AFC North for the first time in franchise history.
2012Tie 1–1Bengals
23–17		Ravens
44–13		Ravens
19–15		Both teams finish with 10–6 records, but the Ravens clinch the AFC North based on a better divisional record than the Bengals.
Ravens winSuper Bowl XLVII.
2013Tie 1–1Bengals
34–17		Ravens
20–17(OT)		Ravens
20–16		First overtime meeting in the series.
2014Bengals 2–0Bengals
27–24		Bengals
23–16		Ravens
20–18		In Baltimore, Bengals KMike Nugent kicks five field goals in the first half, tying the NFL record for most field goals made in a half.
2015Bengals 2–0Bengals
24–16		Bengals
28–24		Tie
20–20
2016Tie 1–1Bengals
27–10		Ravens
19–14		Tie
21–21
2017Tie 1–1Ravens
20–0		Bengals
31–27		Tie
22–22		Bengals' win eliminated the Ravens from playoff contention.
2018Tie 1–1Bengals
34–23		Ravens
24–21		Tie
23–23		Ravensdraft QBLamar Jackson, who makes his first NFL start in Baltimore.
2019Ravens 2–0Ravens
49–13		Ravens
23–17		Ravens
25–23		In Cincinnati, Ravens score their most points in a game against the Bengals.
2020s (Ravens, 7–4)
SeasonSeason seriesatCincinnati BengalsatBaltimore RavensOverall seriesNotes
2020Ravens 2–0Ravens
38–3		Ravens
27–3		Ravens
27–23		In Cincinnati, Ravens finished with 404 rushing yards, setting a franchise record for their most rushing yards in a game and fourth-most rushing yards in a game in NFL history.
2021Bengals 2–0Bengals
41–21		Bengals
41–17		Ravens
27–25		In Baltimore, Bengals record their largest victory against the Ravens with a 24–point differential.
In Cincinnati, Bengals' QBJoe Burrow throws for 525 yards, setting a franchise record for their most passing yards in a game.and fourth-most passing yards in a game in NFL history.
Bengals loseSuper Bowl LVI.
2022Tie 1–1Bengals
27–16		Ravens
19–17		Ravens
28–26
2022 PlayoffsBengals 1–0Bengals
24–17		Ravens
28–27		AFC Wild Card.
In the fourth quarter, Ravens' QBTyler Huntley lost possession of the ball while attempting a QB sneak at the Bengals' 1-yard line. The fumble was picked up and returned 98 yards by Bengals' DESam Hubbard, resulting in the game-winning touchdown.
2023Ravens 2–0Ravens
27–24		Ravens
34–20		Ravens
30–27		In Baltimore, Bengals QBJoe Burrow suffered a season-ending wrist injury in the game.
2024Ravens 2–0Ravens
41–38(OT)		Ravens
35–34		Ravens
32–27		In Baltimore, Bengals score a late touchdown but fail the two-point conversion, resulting in a Ravens' win.
2025December 14November 27Ravens
32–27
Summary of Results
SeasonSeason seriesatCincinnati BengalsatBaltimore RavensNotes
Regular SeasonRavens 32–26Bengals 17–12Ravens 20–9
Postseason gamesBengals 1–0Bengals 1–0no gamesAFC Wild Card:2022
Regular and postseasonRavens 32–27Bengals 18–12Ravens 20–9

See also

References

  1. ^abcdefghijklm"All Matchups, Cincinnati Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens".Pro Football Reference.
  2. ^Marcum, Jason."Ravens vs. Bengals: Live Scores and Analysis for Baltimore".Bleacher Report. RetrievedNovember 1, 2019.Round 2 of the Baltimore Ravens' rivalry with the Cincinnati Bengals will take place in Week 8. After losing at home to Cincinnati in Week 1, Baltimore will look to avoid the season-sweep while maintaining their lead in the AFC North.
  3. ^ab"Andy Dalton throws 4 TD passes, Bengals beat Ravens 34-23".Associated Press. RetrievedNovember 1, 2019.On Thursday, he carved up a defense that has more often gotten the upper hand in their rivalry, leading Cincinnati (2-0) to an early 21-point lead.
  4. ^Smolka, Bo (November 8, 2019)."Ravens Vs. Bengals Week 10: Three Key Matchups".Pressbox online. RetrievedDecember 6, 2019.
  5. ^Staff Writer."Bengals-Ravens thick with intrigue".The Columbus Dispatch. RetrievedJune 25, 2022.
  6. ^abcdMorrison, Jay (November 25, 2016)."Can Bengals extend winning streak vs. Ravens?".Dayton Daily News. RetrievedOctober 10, 2019.
  7. ^"Lamar Jackson has 117 rushing yards in win".NBC Sports Washington. November 18, 2018.
  8. ^"Joe Burrow is the first 500-yard passer in Bengals history".Bengals Wire. December 26, 2021.
  9. ^"Cincinnati Bengals 24-17 Baltimore Ravens: Sam Hubbard's 98-yard fumble return helps Bengals to NFL playoff win".sky sports. January 16, 2023.
  10. ^"Ravens 41-38 Bengals (Oct 6, 2024) Final Score".ESPN. RetrievedNovember 5, 2024.
  11. ^"Jackson leads rally, and Ravens stop 2-point attempt to hold off Bengals 35-34".ESPN.com. Associated Press. November 8, 2024. RetrievedNovember 8, 2024.
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