Baltimore To Celebrate Tuesday With Parade
The city of Baltimore will celebrate the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens with a parade on Tuesday.
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The city of Baltimore will celebrate the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens with a parade on Tuesday.
Roger Goodell came to the podium to congratulate the Ravens on their Super Bowl win. He also thanked the city of New Orleans for hosting the Super Bowl.
The purple and black have battled everything this year and now they bring home the Lombardi trophy for a second time and first since 2000. The team bent but did not break in the game.
The Ravens were well on their way into another Super Bowl blowout. The defense was relentless and the offense couldn't be stopped. Then the power went off and things got a little weird. But the team were resilient for one last time and walked away Super Bowl champions. And while Joe Flacco would ultimately win the MVP award, there is plenty of praise to go around.
Baltimore's not the only place you'll find people celebrating a Ravens Super Bowl win. The party is just getting started in New Orleans.
The city of Baltimore is riding high after a Ravens win in New Orleans.
Ray Lewis will ride into retirement as a champion. Baltimore's standout middle linebacker began his final night on the football field with a motivational speech to his teammates.
Capping a pretty perfect postseason, Joe Flacco completed 22 of 33 passes for 287 yards and three first-half touchdowns Sunday to earn Super Bowl MVP honors for leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 34-29 victory over the San Francisco 49ers.
The Ravens are Super Bowl champs and many people in Maryland are celebrating!
The city's leaders are congratulating the Baltimore Ravens on their Super Bowl victory.
After a very tense game, with many ups and downs, the Ravens beat the 49ers to win the Super Bowl.
The Harbaugh family sure knows how to throw a Super party.
An unexpected delay to the Super Bowl, but the game is back on!
Gov. Jerry Brown was one of the few California politicians yet to announce a bet on Sunday's Super Bowl matchup, until he offered up a characteristically esoteric wager.
As 26 children in white polo shirts excitedly walked to center of the Superdome field and prepared to sing, a packed Super Bowl crowd revved up by a day of partying in the Big Easy fell silent.
