10 Intriguing facts & stats Ravens fans will love seeing ahead of Baltimore's game at Cleveland Browns

This weekend, the Baltimore Ravens (2-1) and the Cleveland Browns (2-1) meet each other for the first time this season in the best matchup the AFC North can offer these days.

The Flock is flying to Ohio's Dawg Pound to battle against the Browns trying to clinch the no. 1 spot and lead the division all by themselves unless the Steelers can beat the Texans at the same time this afternoon.

For those of you attending the game or watching with your mates at home or elsewhere, you know you'll need to come packed full of information so you have an answer for every possible question that gets thrown your way through the day.

Here are 10 facts and stats every Ravens fan should know ahead of today's matchup. Hurry up, because you're running out of time to memorize these golden nuggets!

1. Baltimore leads the all-time series against the Browns, 35-13

Both franchises have met 48 times throughout their existence with the first matchup taking place in 1999 when your superheroes beat Cleveland 17-10. The last matchup, however, ended in a low-scoring 13-3 win by the Browns last December.

This season will mark the 49th (Week 4) and 50th (Week 10) meeting between both franchises and the Browns are not even close to catching Baltimore in the all-time rivalry between them.

This is always a heated matchup because of the linked story of the Browns and the Ravens. Simply put, the (original) Cleveland Browns moved to Baltimore and became the Ravens in 1996, leaving Cleveland without a team.

The (current) Browns were brought back to life as a "new" franchise in 1999 via expansion draft after missing the 1996, 1997, and 1998 seasons entirely and having to do with an entirely new roster comprised out of scrubs while the Ravens (pretty much still the FrankenBrownVens) went on to win the 2000 Super Bowl.