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Ravens NFL Football Merchandise |
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Ravens Helmet Style Mailbox |
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Ravens Talking Bottle Opener |
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Ravens NFL Riddell Replica Mini Football Helmet |
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #37 Deion Sanders White Replica Jersey
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #31 Jamal Lewis Black Alternate Replica
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #52 Ray Lewis Black Alternate Replica
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #86 Todd Heap White 2004 Pro Bowl Replica
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #52 Ray Lewis White Replica Jersey
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #55 Terrell Suggs Purple Replica Jersey
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #86 Todd Heap Purple Replica Jersey
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #86 Todd Heap Black Alternate Replica
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Ravens Jersey Bottle Holder - Set of 4 |
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Lewis Autographed Baltimore Ravens Reebok Purple Jersey |
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NFL Equipment Baltimore Ravens #52 Ray Lewis Red 2005 Pro Bowl Replica
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Ravens Reebok NFL Flower Power |
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Ravens Team Unsigned Jersey Numbers Piece |
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Baltimore Ravens Mesh Player Hat |
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Ravens Hard Hat |
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Ravens Reebok Canton All Pro |
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Ravens Reebok Canton All Pro |
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Baltimore Ravens Purple Ticker Tape Embroidered Casual Shirt |
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Ravens TSC Purple Wool Blend Logo Hat |
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Ravens Fiber Optic Hat |
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Ravens NFL Riddell Revolution Authentic Mini Football Helmet |
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Ravens 2004 Team Pride 8 x 10 Framed Photograph and Medallion Set
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Ravens NFL Licensed Tire Cover |
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Ravens Commemorative (Series VI) Full Size Football from Fotoball
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Ravens NFL Customized Locker Room 12 x 18 Matted Photograph |
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Ravens 2003/2004 AFC North Division Champions Composite Double Matted
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Ravens 3' x 5' Field Design Flag from Fremont Die |
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Ravens Wall Clock from WinCraft |
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Ravens 3D Logo Figurine |
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Ravens Locker Room Toss Pillow |
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Ravens 32 NFL Bean Bag Chair |
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Ravens Pennant from Winning Streak Sports |
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Ravens NFL Set of Four Stepping Stones |
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Ravens Splash Guards - 1 Pair |
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Ravens NFL 2005 Brushed Chrome Lighter by Zippo |
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Ravens 20 x 30 Door Mat |
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Lewis Baltimore Ravens Limited Edition Water Globe |
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Ravens Party Decorating Kit |
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Ravens Poster |
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Ravens 28 x 44 Applique Banner / Flag |
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Ravens - Team History
Baltimore Ravens, professional football team and one of six teams
in the Central Division of the American Football Conference (AFC)
of the National Football League (NFL). Under the league’s realignment
plan, which will take affect in 2002, the Ravens will play in the
North Division of the AFC. The Ravens play at PSINet Stadium in Baltimore,
Maryland, and wear uniforms of black, purple, and gold. The team is
named after a poem entitled “The Raven” (1845) by American
writer Edgar Allan Poe, who lived in Baltimore during the 1830s.
Baltimore was
home to the Baltimore Colts (now Indianapolis Colts) from 1953 through
1983. The Ravens’ franchise was founded after the 1995 NFL
season, when Arthur B. Modell, owner of the Cleveland Browns, moved
his team from Cleveland, Ohio, to Baltimore and renamed it the Ravens.
(In 1999 a new Browns franchise began play in Cleveland.) Modell
brought to Baltimore a roster of veteran stars, including quarterback
Vinny Testaverde and running back Earnest Byner. He also hired former
Baltimore Colts head coach Ted Marchibroda to lead the new Baltimore
team. Marchibroda had produced three consecutive Eastern Division
titles for the Colts in the mid-1970s, but coaching the Ravens proved
difficult. Despite fielding a potent offense, the franchise struggled
defensively and finished at the bottom of the Central Division in
1996 and 1997. Testaverde left following the 1997 season and signed
as a free agent with the New York Jets. After finishing the 1998
season with 6 wins and 10 losses, the Ravens hired Minnesota Vikings
offensive coordinator Brian Billick as head coach.
Through shrewd
draft picks and free agent signings, the Ravens rebuilt their team
around a standout defense. The team was led by linebacker Ray Lewis,
who became one of the leading tacklers and top defenders in the
NFL. The Ravens’ defense gave up a record-low 165 points during
the 2000 season, then allowed just 23 points in the postseason,
including a 34-7 victory over the New York Giants in Super Bowl
XXXV.
2001
Super Bowl XXXV Defeated New York Giants, 34-7
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Ravens Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)<p><p>Jared Gaither, a second-year player out of Maryland, will have the first shot to replace retired left tackle Jonathan Ogden.</p>
<p>Gaither, who was selected in the fifth round of last year's supplemental draft, started two games at left tackle as a rookie. He was has the size of Ogden at 6-9, 350 pounds, but it's unknown whether he has the same commitment.</p>
<p>At his farewell news conference, Ogden offered some advice to Gaither.</p>
<p>"I will tell him, 'Don't try to be me; be Jared,' " Ogden said. "And hopefully Jared will be as good, if not better, one day. And doing the best you can will generally be enough. You don't need that extra pressure."</p> <p>This could be the biggest adjustment for the Ravens this season.</p> <p>In 11 seasons as the Ravens' left tackle, Ogden went to...
Ravens CB Martin cited on drug abuse charge (PA SportsTicker)Baltimore Ravens cornerback Derrick Martin on Monday was cited for drug abuse for suspected possession of marijuana stemming from an incident Saturday night at Cleveland International Airport.
Ravens DB Martin cited on drug charge in Cleveland (AP)Baltimore Ravens cornerback Derrick Martin was cited on a charge of drug abuse after police say he was found in possession of suspected marijuana at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Police Lt. Thomas Stacho said on Monday he confirmed with Ravens director of security Darren Sanders that Martin was the individual arrested.
Baltimore Ravens training real ravens as mascots (AP)Baltimore Ravens fans could see real ravens this season. A trainer in Georgia is working with two eight-week old ravens, hoping to have them ready to fly around M&T Bank Stadium before home games this season. Ravens officials plan to have one of the birds fly out of the tunnel players use to run onto the field.
Big mouth has become Rivers' trademark (Yahoo! Sports)Despite his accomplishments on the field, Philip Rivers is known more for his verbal tendencies.
Ravens' Ogden doesn't 'toe' line about retirement (AP)There was no crying, no second-guessing and absolutely no remorse. Jonathan Ogden wore a broad, toothy smile Thursday as the left tackle announced his retirement after a 12-year career in which he established himself as one of the greatest offensive linemen in NFL history. Ogden was selected to play in 11 Pro Bowls, and he probably would have made it an even dozen had he opted to return for another...
Ogden announces retirement (PA SportsTicker)Baltimore Ravens Pro Bowl offensive lineman Jonathan Ogden, who helped revolutionalize the left tackle position, announced his retirement Thursday after 12 seasons in the NFL.
Ogden announces retirements to All-Pro career (Yahoo! Sports)Jonathan Ogden will announce his retirement today, ending a stellar career with the Baltimore Ravens in which...
Ravens' Ogden will end 12-year career Thursday (AP)Jonathan Ogden will announce his retirement Thursday, ending a stellar career with the Baltimore Ravens in which the left offensive tackle garnered 11 Pro Bowl invitations and a Super Bowl ring. Ogden, who turns 34 next month, told friends he won't return for a 13th season. The 6-foot-9, 345-pounder has been bothered by an hyperextended toe since December 2006.
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