The Baltimore Ravens released their 2025 schedule. Get home game tickets

The Baltimore Ravens are nothing if not consistent.Since star quarterback Lamar Jackson’s 2018 rookie campaign, the team has advanced to the playoffs an impressive six out of seven years.However, save for just one of those seasons, the Ravens haven’t qualified for the AFC Championship game.Worse yet, they have zero Super Bowl appearances to show for themselves over this impressive stretch.“If you look at our team this year and … for the past 17 years, you don’t see us getting blown out.You don’t see us falling apart,” coach John Harbaugh said after the team’s heartbreaking 27-25 loss to the Bills in the Divisional Round “You’re either in a game or in the season.

You always see us fighting back.I think that is the real measuring stick, not the narrative that, ‘You can’t do this, you can’t do that.’“And you keep striving forward to stack those games together and put three or four really good games together, error-free games together, and go ahead and win a Super Bowl.

And when you do that, it’s really a great accomplishment.So, we’re capable of doing that.

We put ourselves into position to do that, and we’ll keep striving for that.So, if I’ve learned anything, I’ve learned that.”In order to get over that hump this year, Baltimore has mostly kept Harbaugh’s highly competent squad intact.On top of a three-year extension for the longtime coach, the club re-signed Ronnie Stanley, Ben Cleveland, Patrick Ricard and Chidobe Awuzie.

TheyRAvens also added wideout DeAndre Hopkins and backup quarterback Cooper Rush to shore up the roster.Flock members that want to catch this always-solid squad live can grab tickets for all nine 2025 home games at Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium, as of today, on Vivid Seats.That includes biggies against the Detroit Lions (Sept.22), Houston Texans (Oct.

5), Los Angeles Rams (Oct.12), Pittsburgh Steelers (Dec.

7) and New England Patriots (Dec.21).Not familiar with Vivid Seats?They’re a verifie...