What Are The Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl 59 Odds?

Baltimore Ravens Playoff History

The Baltimore Ravens are one of the “newer” teams in the NFL as they have only been an established team since 1996. In their 24 years of existence their Super Bowl history has been extensive. They’ve seen 14 playoff appearances which include 6 division championships, 2 conference championships along with 2 Super Bowl victories.

Ravens Playoff Appearances

All of the Ravens' playoff appearances have come under just two coaches. Their first playoff berth came in 2000 under Brian Billick who coached them to three more playoff appearances including 2001, 2003, and 2006. They rallied eight more playoff appearances under coach John Harbaugh with their first one of the Harbaugh era coming in 2008. They made the playoffs every year from 2008 to 2012 and again in 2014, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2022.

Ravens Division Championships

Of the Ravens 13 playoff appearances, they have turned 6 of them into division titles. Just two of them came under Brian Billick in 2003 and 2006 with Kyle Boller and Steven McNair under center. Their next four came in the Jim Harbaugh era with the first one coming in 2011 and one year later in 2012, both with Joe Flacco under center. They won two more in 2018 and 2019 with Flacco starting half the season in 2018 until their current quarterback, Lamar Jackson took over and won in 2019.

Ravens Conference Championships

Of their six division championships, they have only been able to win two conference titles out of them. Their first one came just four years after they were established in 2000 with Brian Billick as the coach and Trent Dilfer as the quarterback. Their second one came in 2012 with Jim Harbaugh calling the plays and Joe Falco running the offenses.

Ravens Super Bowl Victories

The Ravens have been efficient when turning conference championships into Super Bowl victories as they have won two Super Bowl rings. Their first one came in the year 2000 for Super Bowl XXXV while their second one came 12 years later in 2012 for Super Bowl XLVII.

Starting with Super Bowl XXXV, the Ravens took on the New York Giants where they defeated them with a final score of 34-7. They went into the game being seen as 3-point favorites and had absolutely no problems covering the spread as they won by 27 points. Ray Lewis was given the Super Bowl MVP honors as he posted 5 total tackles and 2 pass deflections.

Looking at Super Bowl XLVII, the Ravens took down the San Francisco 49ers in what was a battle of the brothers as Ravens coach, John Harbaugh, coached against his brother, Jim Harbaugh - the coach of the San Francisco 49ers. The final score of the game was 34-31 in favor of the Ravens. The Ravens actually went into the game as the underdogs by 4.5 points and defeated all odds in a win. Joe Flacco was named the Super Bowl MVP after a big 287-yard and three-touchdown game.

With their odds remaining in contention year in and year out, oddsmakers played it smart with the Ravens Super Bowl 59 odds as they’re in the upper echelon of the league. Ravens SB 59 betting sites taking players from the US will shift them throughout the regular season depending on how they perform.

2021 AFC Wild Card Game: The Baltimore Ravens’ Lone Large Playoff Comeback

The Ravens do not have a very extensive history of making up large deficits in the playoffs, with the largest deficit the Ravens have overcome in the playoffs being just 10 points. This took place on January 10, 2021 in the AFC Wild Card game. The Titans jumped out to a 10-0 lead in the first quarter behind a 10-yard passing touchdown from Ryan Tannehill to AJ Brown; however, the Ravens outscored the Titans 20-3 from that point on, winning the game 20-13 and advancing to the Divisional Round, where they were defeated 17-3 by the Buffalo Bills.