If you are headed to a Baltimore Ravens home game this season, certain food items on the menu won't break the bank. There will be 11 food or drink items throughout M&T Bank Stadium for less than $5. Among the value items are 12-ounce beers for $4.99, as well as 24-ounce sodas for $3.99.

The Baltimore Ravens celebrated the franchise's 30th anniversary season in their home opener on Sunday with a resounding 41-17 win over their rival Cleveland Br

The Ravens picked up their first victory on Sunday, defeating the Cleveland Browns, 41-17, in their home opener behind a dominant defensive effort.

They say Ravens home games are the busiest days of the year. The same goes for MaGerk's, where managers say they spend all year preparing for the NFL season. They say there's no feeling quite like once gameday hits. "It's definitely a holiday down in Fed Hill. Fed Hill is the place to be when it comes to Ravens home games," said Koch.

Sunday’s game marks a celebration of the Ravens’ 30th season in Baltimore, where in-stadium entertainment will include special pre-game recognitions honoring pro football’s return to Charm City in 1996 and a halftime show featuring a number of Ravens Legends,

Here’s what The Baltimore Sun sports staff had to say immediately after the Ravens’ 41-17 win over the Browns on Sunday.

Alexander's absence puts second-year cornerback T.J. Tampa Jr. in position to have a bigger role against the Browns. The Ravens were excited to get Tampa in the fourth round of the draft last year, but injuries limited him to just seven games.

The Browns defense has come to play, and they're giving the Ravens a stiff test at M&T Bank Stadium as Baltimore holds a 10-3 first-half lead. The Ravens capitalized on a Jake Hummel blocked punt, and Lamar Jackson connected with Tylan Wallace to give the home team a slight lead in front of a jam-packed crowd celebrating 30 years in Baltimore.

The Browns and Ravens needed to expand their bulletin boards for all the material each team could post about what the other said leading up to the showdown Sept. 14 at M&T Bank Stadium in

The Baltimore Ravens are back in the win column. After a disappointing debut to the 2025 season, Baltimore logged a methodical 41-17 victory over the Cleveland Browns that should give coach John Harbaugh plenty to smile about when it's time to review the film.