Ravens Fans Burn Gear, Swear Off NFL After Anthem-Kneeling
Ravens fans recorded themselves burning their team gear Sunday after Baltimore players took a knee during the national anthem.
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Ravens fans recorded themselves burning their team gear Sunday after Baltimore players took a knee during the national anthem.
Back in the states after an embarrassing loss to Jacksonville, the Baltimore Ravens quickly turned their attention toward this Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
President Donald Trump tweeted he was proud of NASCAR because no drivers, crew or other team members protested during the anthem Sunday.
Several NFL players have joined in with the Ravens and Jaguars in protest of the National Anthem during Sunday's games, following comments made by President Donald Trump on Friday.
Marcedes Lewis caught three of Blake Bortles' four touchdown passes as the Jaguars routed the Baltimore Ravens 44-7 on Sunday in their fifth game in Britain's capital.
Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler said in a Facebook post Sunday that he will get his Baltimore Ravens merchandise "ready for the burn" after a few players took a knee during the national anthem during the team's match-up with the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.
Members of both the Ravens and Jaguars took a knee while the Star Spangled Banner was played ahead of the match-up in London.
Football history is being made for the Ravens this weekend in London with their first trans-Atlantic trip.
In prep for the London showdown, the Ravens arrived in England for their first ever game overseas.
A decade after discovering the NFL, Baltimore Ravens lineman Jermaine Eluemunor is back where it all started in London.
Hundreds of fans are traveling to London to see the Ravens take on the Jacksonville Jaguars.
WJZ is in London ahead of the Ravens' first-ever overseas trip for a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday.
Baltimore businesses will be up opening up early for the Ravens game versus the Jaguars in London Sunday.
The Ravens are certainly getting in the spirit as they prepare to play their first game in London.
Unbeaten on American soil after two games, the Baltimore Ravens take their act abroad this week.