How Many Super Bowl Rings Do the Baltimore Ravens Have?
The Baltimore Ravens have won two Super Bowl championships, earning rings for victories in Super Bowl XXXIV (January 2001) and Super Bowl XLVII (February 2013). Both titles were won at M&T Bank Stadium, the team's home since 1998 in downtown Baltimore.
The first championship came during the 2000 season under head coach Brian Billick, with the defense allowing just 165 total yards in a 34-7 Super Bowl victory over the New York Giants. The second ring arrived after the 2012 season under John Harbaugh, a 34-31 win against the San Francisco 49ers that was played in New Orleans. That game remains significant in Baltimore sports history as the last championship won by a team based in the city, though the Baltimore Orioles won the World Series in 1983.
Ravens season ticket holders and fans who attended either championship game received commemorative rings, though the official Super Bowl rings are distributed only to active roster players, coaches, and team staff. Replicas of both rings are displayed at M&T Bank Stadium during tours; general admission tours cost $12 for adults and include access to the stadium's trophy room where championship memorabilia is housed.
The Ravens franchise moved to Baltimore in 1996 from Cleveland, where it had operated as the Browns since 1946. The move created immediate interest in building a competitive team, and within five seasons the organization had constructed a defense-heavy roster that delivered the first title. The 2013 championship capped a period of consistent playoff appearances under Harbaugh, who took over as head coach in 2008.
Between the two championship seasons, the Ravens made the playoffs 10 times across 12 years, appearing in the AFC Championship Game four times without reaching the Super Bowl again. This consistency placed Baltimore among the NFL's mid-tier franchises in terms of recent playoff success, above teams with fewer postseason appearances but below dynasties like the New England Patriots (six titles through 2023) or Pittsburgh Steelers (six titles as of 2024).
The comparison matters for Baltimore fans assessing the team's performance within the broader NFL context. The Ravens' two rings place them ahead of 22 other current franchises but behind 10 teams with three or more championships. Among AFC North teams, the Steelers lead with six rings, while the Browns and Bengals each have one.
Individual player achievement from those championship seasons offers another angle on the rings themselves. Ray Lewis, the Ravens' Hall of Fame linebacker, won both rings with the team (2001 and 2013). Wide receiver Anquan Boldin and safety Ed Reed both earned their rings in the 2013 season, though Reed joined the team mid-season. Finding game footage or memorabilia from either championship is straightforward: the NFL Game Pass streaming service carries both Super Bowl broadcasts, and the Ravens' official website archives statistics and photos from both seasons.
For fans interested in owning replica rings, officially licensed versions of both are sold through the Ravens Pro Shop at M&T Bank Stadium (located at 1101 Russell Street) and online through NFL.com. These replicas are distinct from the actual championship rings given to players and staff; authentic rings occasionally appear at auction but command five-figure prices.
The 2013 championship holds particular local resonance because it was won by a team coached by a Baltimore native. Harbaugh, who grew up in Palo Alto, California, studied at the University of Michigan, and played quarterback in the NFL, nevertheless built strong ties to the city and has remained the head coach through 2024. His tenure has produced eight playoff appearances across 16 seasons, making the Ravens one of the most consistently competitive teams in the league by regular-season win percentage.
Younger Ravens fans often prioritize discussion of playoff droughts, as the team failed to reach the postseason from 2015 to 2017 and again from 2019 to 2021. These gaps, which stand out against the team's earlier consistency, shape how different generations of Baltimore supporters view the organization's championship window. The youngest fans with clear memories of a championship have recollections tied only to 2013, meaning a new title would carry cultural weight beyond the rings themselves.
Visiting M&T Bank Stadium offers the most direct way to see championship-related displays. Guided tours run most days the team is not playing, with schedules varying by season; contacting the Ravens' main office at the stadium is the reliable way to confirm tour availability and current pricing, as promotional rates occasionally apply for groups or season ticket holders.
Related Questions
What years did the Ravens win the Super Bowl? The Ravens won Super Bowl XXXIV after the 2000 season (played January 2001) and Super Bowl XLVII after the 2012 season (played February 2013).
Where can I see the Ravens' championship trophies and memorabilia? M&T Bank Stadium in downtown Baltimore displays both trophies and championship memorabilia in its trophy room, accessible during stadium tours at 1101 Russell Street.
Who was the head coach when the Ravens won their rings? Brian Billick coached the 2001 championship team, and John Harbaugh coached the 2013 championship team.
