What is 1996 ravens?

The Baltimore Ravens were established in 1996 after the Cleveland Browns relocated to Baltimore. They played their first season at Memorial Stadium before moving to their current home stadium, M&T Bank Stadium, in 1998. In their inaugural season, the Ravens finished 4-12 and missed the playoffs. They were led by head coach Ted Marchibroda and starting quarterback, Vinny Testaverde. Despite a losing record, the Ravens had a few standout performers including Pro Bowlers Michael Jackson, Tony Jones, Jonathan Ogden, and Matt Stover. The franchise would go on to win two Super Bowls (2000 and 2012) and consistently field competitive teams.