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🏈 Baltimore: Best NFL Fan City Guide 2026

Baltimore's NFL history has two chapters — the original Colts left for Indianapolis in 1984, and the city didn't get football back until 1996, when Cleveland's Browns relocated and became the Ravens.

Maryland
Current NFL City
Updated for 2026
Team
Baltimore Ravens
Stadium
M&T Bank Stadium
Super Bowl Titles
2
Founded
1996

Baltimore is a current NFL city, home to the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium. Baltimore's NFL history has two chapters — the original Colts left for Indianapolis in 1984, and the city didn't get football back until 1996, when Cleveland's Browns relocated and became the Ravens.

Bottom line: Baltimore's NFL history has two chapters — the original Colts left for Indianapolis in 1984, and the city didn't get football back until 1996, when Cleveland's Browns relocated and became the Ravens.

How Baltimore fits into the NFL's map

City typeWhat it means for fans
Current NFL cityA home team plays there right now — tickets, tailgates, the full Sunday experience
No team, tied to a nearby metroFully part of a team's fan base and market, just not the literal host city
Former NFL cityHad a team that relocated — often with real, traceable history and a franchise playing elsewhere today
No current tieNearest NFL football is a regional trip, not a local one — college football often fills the gap instead

Visiting Baltimore for football

FAQs — Baltimore and the NFL

Does Baltimore have an NFL team?
Yes — Baltimore is home to the Baltimore Ravens, who play at M&T Bank Stadium.
Is Baltimore a good city to watch an NFL game?
Yes. Baltimore's NFL history has two chapters — the original Colts left for Indianapolis in 1984, and the city didn't get football back until 1996, when Cleveland's Browns relocated and became the Ravens.
How many Super Bowl titles does Baltimore have?
The Baltimore Ravens have won 2 Super Bowl titles in franchise history.
What is Baltimore best known for in NFL terms?
Baltimore's NFL history has two chapters — the original Colts left for Indianapolis in 1984, and the city didn't get football back until 1996, when Cleveland's Browns relocated and became the Ravens.