25 Greatest Games: Super Bowl XLVII

Relive the Ravens' 34-31 win over the San Francisco 49ers for Baltimore's second Super Bowl victory.

Relive one of the wildest finishes in NFL history in the Ravens-Vikings game at M&T Bank Stadium in 2013.

After years of troubles against the Jaguars, the Ravens beat their rival in a 39-36 thriller with a Shannon Sharpe touchdown in the final minute.

Relive the Ravens' 26-24 win over the Cleveland Browns in Week 17 of the 2018 season, capped by a C.J. Mosley interception.

The Ravens stunned the Titans with a special teams and defensive touchdown in the second half for a 24-10 divisional playoff win in Tennessee in 2000.

The Ravens got revenge in New England with a 28-13 win featuring two Anquan Boldin touchdowns.

Re-watch the Ravens' 30-16 win, in which Lamar Jackson established himself with a fourth-down touchdown.

Go back in the archives to watch Jamal Lewis run for a history-making 295 yards against the Cleveland Browns in 2003.

We revealed the greatest 25 Ravens games in team history today, and neither Super Bowl took the top spot.

Our distinguished panel individually ranked the greatest games in Ravens history, then came together to discuss the results.

The Ravens went a franchise-best 14-2 with MVP Lamar Jackson in 2019.

The Ravens won the AFC North crown in 2018 after C.J. Mosley intercepted Baker Mayfield's fourth-down pass.

The Ravens avenged their 2011 AFC Championship loss with a dominant win in the same building, in the same game, one year later to go to the Super Bowl.

The Ravens' AFC Championship defeat in New England, and a postgame speech from Ray Lewis, inspired the 2012 Super Bowl run.

The Ravens' upset playoff win in Tennessee sent them to the AFC Championship in the first year of the Harbaugh-Flacco era.

The defense was one of the best ever and a Steve McNair-led offense played ball control en route to a 13-3 regular season.

In 2003, Jamal Lewis ran for a then-NFL record 295 yards against the Cleveland Browns in a historic 2,000-yard season.

Ray Lewis, Jamal Lewis, Jonathan Ogden and Brian Billick talk about winning Super Bowl XXXV.

The Ravens-Titans rivalry was intense, and Ray Lewis stole a playoff game straight out of their hands during the 2000 Super Bowl run.

A Ray Lewis end zone interception sealed the Ravens' first win, 19-14, over the Oakland Raiders on Sept. 1, 1996.

The Ravens were born in 1996 without a name but with a pair of future Hall of Fame draft picks.