Baltimore Ravens

Team jet/bus

Memorial Stadium

Ray Lewis has 31 career interceptions with the Baltimore Ravens

Very likely, college is really the only level that matters when going to the professional level, The media makes high school sports (other than basketball) seem like its a must have to play in the big leagues The above answer fails to take into consideration that in Canada, the home of hockey, we don't play COLLEGE HOCKEY, except as a pastime, because there are NO College sports scholarships in Canada. NO body here goes to University to become a Professional athlete, in hockey, basketball, or football, un-like the USA. University, in Canada, is for education not for becoming a nfl star. In the Canadian system, a good player is identified by age 12, by the NHL scouting system, and is being groomed and trained, at 16 he is playing in the Ontario or Quebec Junior "A' league , and by 18 he may be playing in the World Junior Cup, and have a NHL contract in his pocket, too. I can cite lots of US born players who are currently playing in the NHL, who never set foot in a US college hockey program. A few make it to the NHL from Cornell or Michigan state, but they are the exception, not the rule. There are always exceptions to the rule...such as Nick Fotio(sp?) who had a fairly successful NHL career ending in the late 80's. He did not try to play hockey or learn to skate until his late teens.

They have never lost in the Super Bowl. They won in both Super Bowl XXXV (2009) and Super Bowl XLVII (2013).

The NFL does not disclose that sort of information.

Steve McNair attended Alcorn State University in Lorman, Mississippi.

Yes..he has a 8 year old daughter named Raven

No - the Ravens were already an existing franchise (Cleveland Browns) that moved their team to a different city (Baltimore). Expansion teams are those teams who are new NFL franchises in new cities that have never had a prior NFL team, or at least haven't had one in many years. Examples are the Jaguars and Panthers, Titans, and Texans.

No - Kicker Matt Stover was the last original Brown (player) who came to Baltimore during the move to leave the Ravens.

He left the team during the 2008 season, when new Head Coach John Harbaugh took over the Ravens. Regretting the move later, Harbaugh released Stover in favor of a younger kicker. Stover wound up as the temporary replacement kicker for injured Adam Vinatier of the Indianapolis Colts, who went on to the Super Bowl in 2009 with Stover as kicker.

Stover is still a revered figure in Baltimore, having had his name added to the stadium's Ring of Honor after he retired. He is also still active in the Baltimore community.

The last original Brown (non-player) staffer still with the Ravens is current Ravens VP/General Manager and Hall of Famer Ozzie Newsome. Widely regarded as one of the best GM's in the NFL, Newsome has consistently steered the Ravens to winning seasons, and has a knack for finding great talent at even better prices.

12 miles from BWI to M&T Bank Stadium.

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Because he wanted a new stadium and Cleveland wouldn't build one for him.

Lloyd p ray was born in seattle,Washington

Every single time, shi*sburghs logo comes from Cleveland steel, ravens won every time even their last time at Heinz field their loss was a figment of your imagination.

They are the numbers that detail the relevant information for each play in which the Ravens have been a participant.

4 year contract worth 13.8 million dollars paid out over those 4 years.

He won an award from SWAC, the Nashville Sports person of the year, and NFL MVP from both the league (he shared this award with Peyton Manning), and MVP from the Associated Press.

Ray Lewis' official NFL record includes 2061 tackles, 41.5 sacks, and 31 interceptions.

200 dollars

Joe Flacco has not yet won a Super Bowl.

January 10th, 2010

Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots

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Fort McHenry, where Francis Scott Key penned the "Star Spangled Banner", is located just about 3 miles from M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.