Baltimore Ravens, 2012 Super Bowl XLVII Champions

• Pittsburgh Steelers
By far the team's biggest rival is the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pittsburgh and Baltimore are separated by a less-than-five-hour drive along Interstate 70. Both teams are known for their hard-hitting physical style of play. They play at least twice a year in the AFC North, and have met three times in the playoffs. The Steelers are 3–0 against Baltimore in the postseason, but games between these two teams usually come down to the wire. The rivalry is considered one of the most significant and intense in the NFL today.
• Indianapolis Colts
Although the Steelers rivalry is based on mutual respect and antagonism for each other, the Ravens' rivalry with the Indianapolis Colts is fueled by the fans' animosity towards the organization, not contention between the players. This is due to the fact that Indy stole the Colts from Baltimore in the dead of night. During Ravens home games the scoreboard lists the away team simply as "Indy" rather than the team name that is traditionally used for the visiting opponent. The PA announcer will also refer to the Colts as the Indianapolis Professional Football Team. Since 2001 the Indianapolis Colts hold an 8–2 advantage over the Baltimore Ravens.