Baltimore Ravens

According to the team website for the Philadelphia Eagles, Dr. Peter Deluca is the Head Physician and Head Orthopedic Surgeon. The Team Internist is Dr. Gary Dorshimer. The Assistant Team Physician is Dr. Paul Marchetto. The Team Chiropractor is Dr. Frank Brady. Other members of the Eagles Medical Team are Dr. Alexander Vaccaro, Dr. Matthew Pepe, and Dr. Christopher Dodson.

In 1995 Art Modell moved the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore. The Ravens name was selected by a fan contest for a mascot. It was chosen for Edgar Allen Poe's poem, "The Raven." Poe lived in Baltimore and is buried there.

Ed Reed, one of the best defensive players in the NFL.

It's tough to say since the Ravens and Redskins both play in Maryland, but the majority of Marylanders are Ravens fans. M&T Bank stadium has been consistently sold out for every home game since the Ravens first moved here in 1996, and M&T Bank Stadium holds nearly 72,000.

The figure is likely in the millions, given Maryland fans, as well as those across the country and globe.

The Browns played in St. Louis between 1902-1953. They moved to Baltimore for the 1954 season and became the Orioles.

He is on the Baltimore Ravens and is # 74 like he was that # in high school. He has a movie of his life called: The Blind Side

The Baltimore Ravens are 8-5 in the NFL Playoffs, including the Super Bowl.

In his hometown of Mount Olive, Mississippi.

Not exactly, he stopped in the end of his senior year to play for the BALTIMORE RAVENS! I think he just didn't be there to graduation ceremony but got his diploma. He went transferred to Delaware form Pittsburgh to play football as a starter. See what they passed up! GO RAVENS!

The three other teams that make up the AFC North are the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Cincinnati Bengals and the Cleveland Browns.

1. Ed Reed
2. Anthony Weaver
3. Dave Zastudil
4. Ron Johnson
5. Terry Jones
6. Lamont Brightful
7. Javin Hunter
8. Chester Taylor
9. Chad Williams
10. Wes Pate

Ray Lewis retired as the only NFL player with 41.5 sacks and 31 interceptions.

Posted: June 17, 2009 Today the Boston Red Sox will become the fourth team in American professional sports history to achieve the 500 consecutive game sell-out streak. Only three teams have achieved more. They were all NBA teams that play shorter seasons in smaller venues. Portland Trailblazers - 814 Games Boston Celtics - 662 Chicago Bulls - 567 Games

M&T Bank Stadium ("The Bank") was constructed between 1996 and 1998, and was ready for the 1998 season. Even just 15 years old, it is still considered one of the finest venues in the NFL, and won't be replaced anytime soon.

On February 3, 2013, the Baltimore Ravens defeated the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII, 34-31.

well it madders what team some stay at the downtown denver hotels and Colorado luxury again it all depends on the team

Dion Lewis plays for the Cleveland Browns.

Three of his children live in Maryland. He had a son with Kimberly Arnold (former girlfriend from the University of Miami) who was pregnant simultaneously with former fiance Tatiyana McCall with whom he has 3 sons in Orlando, Florida. He has a daughter (Diamond) by a Baltimore City police officer and the last child (less than 4 years old) is by another woman from Baltimore.

The Baltimore Ravens email is: contactus@ravens.nfl.net.

The Ravens' 2008 season began with a 3-way battle for the QB position between incumbent Kyle Boller, backup Troy Smith, and newly drafted Rookie Joe Flacco.

During the pre-season, Boller went down with a season-ending injury, and Troy Smith benched by illness. The starting job fell to Flacco, and he has remained the Ravens starting QB ever since.

Michael Lewis's book "The Blind Side" tells the true story of Michael Oher. A movie by the same name - starring Sandra Bullock - was released in November 2009.

Currently an offensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens, Michael Oher overcame a rough childhood with the help of Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy, whom he lived with during high school.

Michael's father was mostly absent during his childhood and murdered when he was a junior in high school. His mother was addicted to crack and he moved from foster home to foster home and attended 11 different schools during his first nine years as a student.

Once he transferred to a private school and moved in with the Tuohy's, he raised his 0.9 GPA to a 2.65.

While playing football at Briarcrest Christian School, he caught the attention of many college scouts and was offered scholarships at University of Tennessee, Louisiana State University, the University of Alabama, and North Carolina State University, but chose to go to The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss).

He was a first-round NFL draft pick in 2009 and currently plays for the Baltimore Ravens.

For more on his story, see Related Links.

Former Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell moved the franchise to Baltimore after the 1995 season. The Ravens name was determined by fan vote and debuted in Baltimore for the 1996 season at Memorial Stadium on 32nd street. In 1998, the team moved to its new stadium at Camden Yards, which is now M&T Bank stadium.

He has 4 sons. McNair's oldest son, Steven L. McNair Jr., is a senior and star wide receiver at Oak Grove High and lives with his mother, Cotina Feazell, in Hattiesburg, Miss. Sheila McNair (no marital relationship to Steve McNair) is the mother of his second son, Steven O'Brian Koran McNair, 15, who lives in Magee, Miss. His two youngest sons, Tyler, 11 and Tenton, 6, live with their mother, Mechelle McNair.

The Ravens last played teams in the NFC South division, including the Saints, in 2006 (the Ravens defeated the Saints 35-22). The next time they would play the Saints is 2010.