Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings players: who played for both

Who played for both the Ravens and Vikings?

47 players were on both the Baltimore Ravens and the Minnesota Vikings rosters between 1960 and 2026, including Randall Cunningham, Matt Birk, Andre Smith and Dale Carter. 14 of them were with the Ravens first and 31 with the Vikings first; 2 joined both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Leroy Hoard is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Ravens first, then the Vikings from 1996.
  • Nick Samac is the most recent: Ravens first, then the Vikings from 2026.
  • Matt Birk spent the most seasons across the two: 4 with the Ravens and 10 with the Vikings.
  • 6 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Matt Birk.
  • Most common positions on this list: RB (8), WR (7), CB (4), DL (4).

How many can you name?

Name players who were on both the Ravens and the Vikings. The surname is enough. 0 / 47

All 47 players, most seasons first

Seasons on each roster (1960–2026). A gap of a season or more starts a new spell.
PlayerPosRavensVikings
Randall CunninghamQB20011997–1999
Matt BirkC2009–20121998–2004, 2006–2008
Andre SmithT2019–20212016
Dale CarterCB20052001
Kyle Van NoyLB2023–20252026
Bryant McKinnieT2011–20132002–2010
Todd BoumanQB20081997–2002
Za'Darius SmithLB2015–20182022
Everett LindsayT19991993–1998, 2001–2003
Jihad WardDL2019–20202024
Laquon TreadwellWR20232016–2019
Terry AllenRB20011991–1994
Chester TaylorRB2002–20052006–2009
Corey FullerCB2003–20041995–1998
Harold MorrowFB2003–20041996–2002
Keith WashingtonDE1997–20001995
Latavius MurrayRB20212017–2018
Leroy HoardRB19961996–1999
Mike WallaceWR2016–20172015
Moe WilliamsRB20011996–2000, 2002–2005
Qadry IsmailWR1999–20011993–1996
Derrick AlexanderWR1996–19972002
Frank WalkerCB2008–20092010
Marcus RobinsonWR20032004–2005
Michael PierceDL2016–2019, 2022–20242020–2021
Robert TateCB20021997–2001
Travis TaylorWR2000–20042005–2006
Vladimir DucasseG20162014
Yannick NgakoueDL2020, 20242020
Chuck EvansRB1999–20001993–1998
Dalvin CookRB20232017–2022
Josh OliverTE2021–20222023–2026
Kyle RichardsonP1998–20012002
Obafemi AyanbadejoFB1999–20011998–1999
Fernando SmithDL19991994–1997, 2000
Matt KatulaLS2005–20092011
Bernard DafneyOL19971992–1994
Dan ChisenaWR20232020–2022
Greg DeLongTE19991995–1998
Kevin McDermottLS20142015–2018
Randy BaldwinRB19961991
Orlando BoboOL2000–20011997–1998
William KwenkeuLB2024–20252022–2023
Aaron EllingK20052003–2004
Allen ReisnerTE20162012
Chase FordTE20152013–2015
Nick SamacOL20242026

From the nflverse roster files (CC BY 4.0), refreshed 2026-10-06. A season counts when the player was on the roster: from 2002 on, at least one regular-season or playoff week as active, injured reserve or inactive (practice squad alone does not count); 1960–2001 use the season rosters.Ravens seasons start in 1996; the Baltimore Colts (1960–83) are Colts seasons.

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Baltimore Ravens and the Minnesota Vikings?

47 in the nflverse roster files from 1960 to 2026, including Randall Cunningham, Matt Birk, Andre Smith and Dale Carter. Players whose time with one of the teams was practice squad only, or before 1960, are not counted.

Who was the first player on this list to play for both?

Leroy Hoard: Baltimore Ravens first, then the Minnesota Vikings from 1996.

Who has played for both recently?

Kyle Van Noy, Josh Oliver, William Kwenkeu and Nick Samac, with a season on one of the two rosters in 2025 or 2026.

Does a player count if the team has moved or changed its name?

Yes. Seasons count for today's franchise, the way the league keeps team history. Ravens seasons start in 1996; the Baltimore Colts (1960–83) are Colts seasons.

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