Baltimore Ravens vs New York Giants

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Ravens vs Giants Game Log

Week	Date	Location	Result
All Games	–	–	5-3
Week 6	Sun, Oct 16, 2022	A @ New York Giants	Loss 20 - 24
Week 16	Sun, Dec 27, 2020	H vs New York Giants	Win 27 - 13
Week 6	Sun, Oct 16, 2016	A @ New York Giants	Loss 23 - 27
Week 16	Sun, Dec 23, 2012	H vs New York Giants	Win 33 - 14
Week 11	Sun, Nov 16, 2008	A @ New York Giants	Loss 10 - 30
Week 14	Sun, Dec 12, 2004	H vs New York Giants	Win 37 - 14
SB	Sun, Jan 28, 2001	N vs New York Giants	Win 34 - 7
Week 3	Sun, Sep 14, 1997	A @ New York Giants	Win 24 - 23

Week	Date	Location	Result
Regular Season	–	–	4-3
Week 6	Sun, Oct 16, 2022	A @ New York Giants	Loss 20 - 24
Week 16	Sun, Dec 27, 2020	H vs New York Giants	Win 27 - 13
Week 6	Sun, Oct 16, 2016	A @ New York Giants	Loss 23 - 27
Week 16	Sun, Dec 23, 2012	H vs New York Giants	Win 33 - 14
Week 11	Sun, Nov 16, 2008	A @ New York Giants	Loss 10 - 30
Week 14	Sun, Dec 12, 2004	H vs New York Giants	Win 37 - 14
Week 3	Sun, Sep 14, 1997	A @ New York Giants	Win 24 - 23

Game	Date	Location	Result
Playoffs	–	–	1-0
SB	Sun, Jan 28, 2001	Neutral	Win 34 - 7

What is the all-time head-to-head record between the Baltimore Ravens and New York Giants?

The Ravens and Giants have played a total of 8 games against each other, counting the regular season and playoffs. The Ravens have an overall record of 5-3 (62.5%) against the Giants.

Among only regular season games, the Ravens have a 4-3 (57.1%) record against the New York Giants.

What is the head-to-head record between the Baltimore Ravens and New York Giants in the Playoffs?

The Ravens and Giants have met once in the playoffs, in the 2000 Super Bowl in which the Baltimore Ravens scored a 34-7 win.

What is the longest winning streak for the Baltimore Ravens over the New York Giants?

The longest all-time winning streak that the Baltimore Ravens have over the Giants is 3 games, which started on Sep 14, 1997 with a 24-23 win and lasted until Dec 12, 2004. The winning streak consisted of both regular season and playoffs games.