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2020 Baltimore Ravens

The 2020 Baltimore Ravens went 11–5, finishing 2nd in the AFC North, and lost in the Divisional round. They scored 468 points and allowed 303.

Record
11–5
Home
5–3
Road & neutral
6–2
Points
468–303
AFC North
Place 2 of 4
Postseason
Lost Divisional

Where the season ranked

They scored 468 points, the seventh-most among the 32 teams, and allowed 303, the second-fewest. Their point differential was +165, the best in the league.

How the season unfolded

The Ravens started 3–1 and were 6–2 after eight games. They won their last four games to finish 11–5.

Their longest winning streak was five games, from Week 13 to Week 17.

Their longest losing streak was three games, from Week 10 to Week 12.

Best and worst games

Their biggest win was 38–3 over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 17 (January 3, 2021).

Their heaviest loss was 34–20 to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 3 (September 28, 2020).

They scored a season-high 47 points against the Cleveland Browns in Week 14 (December 14, 2020), winning 47–42.

In games decided by eight points or fewer, they went 2–4.

They played one overtime game and lost it.

Division and playoff opponents

They went 4–2 against the AFC North, sweeping the Browns and the Bengals and getting swept by the Steelers.

Against teams that reached the playoffs, they went 4–4 in the regular season.

Postseason

In the Wild Card round, they beat the Tennessee Titans 20–13 on the road.

In the Divisional round, they lost to the Buffalo Bills 17–3 on the road.

Before and after

That was three wins fewer than in 2019, when they went 14–2.

In 2021, they went 8–9 and missed the playoffs.

2020 schedule and results

2020 Baltimore Ravens · every game
WeekDateOpponentResult
Week 1Sep 13, 2020vs Cleveland BrownsW 38–6
Week 2Sep 20, 2020at Houston TexansW 33–16
Week 3Sep 28, 2020vs Kansas City ChiefsL 20–34
Week 4Oct 4, 2020at WashingtonW 31–17
Week 5Oct 11, 2020vs Cincinnati BengalsW 27–3
Week 6Oct 18, 2020at Philadelphia EaglesW 30–28
Week 8Nov 1, 2020vs Pittsburgh SteelersL 24–28
Week 9Nov 8, 2020at Indianapolis ColtsW 24–10
Week 10Nov 15, 2020at New England PatriotsL 17–23
Week 11Nov 22, 2020vs Tennessee TitansL 24–30 (OT)
Week 12Dec 2, 2020at Pittsburgh SteelersL 14–19
Week 13Dec 8, 2020vs Dallas CowboysW 34–17
Week 14Dec 14, 2020at Cleveland BrownsW 47–42
Week 15Dec 20, 2020vs Jacksonville JaguarsW 40–14
Week 16Dec 27, 2020vs New York GiantsW 27–13
Week 17Jan 3, 2021at Cincinnati BengalsW 38–3
Wild CardJan 10, 2021at Tennessee TitansW 20–13
DivisionalJan 16, 2021at Buffalo BillsL 3–17

Counted by WHYNFL from the final score of every 2020 game. Division place uses win percentage, then point differential; the NFL's full tiebreaker procedure is not applied.