It doesn’t get talked about much, but the Ravens have been wildly successful against NFC opponents since Lamar Jackson became the team’s starting quarterback.
So successful, in fact, that they haven’t lost to an NFC team since October 28, 2018. That defeat came at the hands of the Carolina Panthers by a score of 36-21, a game in which Jackson came in for Joe Flacco in the fourth quarter with the result already decided.
Since then, the Ravens have outright dominated the opposite conference. Below is a list of their results against NFC opponents over the two-and-a-half seasons —
2018:
26-16 victory against the Atlanta Falcons on December 2 (Away)
20-12 victory against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on December 16 (Home)
2019:
23-17 victory against the Arizona Cardinals on September 15 (Home)
30-16 victory against the Seattle Seahawks on October 20 (Away)
45-6 victory against the Los Angeles Rams on November 25 (Away)
20-17 victory against the San Francisco 49ers on December 1 (Home)
2020:
31-17 victory against the Washington Football Team on October 4 (Away)
30-28 victory against the Philadelphia Eagles on October 18 (Away)
34-17 victory against the Dallas Cowboys on December 8 (Home)
27-13 victory against the New York Giants on December 27 (Home)
This amounts to a total record of 10-0 with Jackson under center and an average margin of victory of 12.