BWI: Ravens Fans Can't Greet Team Following Game
Officials at BWI-Marshall Airport say Ravens fans won't be able to greet the team when players arrive back in Baltimore following their playoff game against the New England Patriots.
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Officials at BWI-Marshall Airport say Ravens fans won't be able to greet the team when players arrive back in Baltimore following their playoff game against the New England Patriots.
In just hours the Baltimore Ravens will take on the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship, and Ravens fans are ready to cheer them to a win.
Bill Belichick has this nice habit. He coaches in Super Bowls.
Jim Caldwell nearly went undefeated as a rookie coach in Indianapolis three years ago and he's one win away from returning to the Super Bowl as an assistant with Baltimore.
Maybe it's going to take a trip to the Super Bowl to convince those outside the Baltimore Ravens' locker room that Joe Flacco is an elite NFL quarterback.
While Lee Evans awaits another opportunity in the NFL, he'll be rooting for the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday's AFC championship rematch with New England.
The Baltimore Ravens are set to travel to New England to battle the Patriots. The Ravens will enter the game close to full strength. But they have key players that will enter the contest slightly banged up.
For most of his five pro seasons, RB Ray Rice (27) has been the main man on offense for Baltimore. He still is a key player, leading the team in rushing and scoring 10 TDs. But he's not the only option, making the Ravens far more threatening with the ball than in previous years.
Ray Lewis remembers when he was a twenty something kid on the Baltimore Ravens en route to a Super Bowl title.
Ray versus Tom. Tom versus Ray. Oh yeah, the Ravens and Patriots, along for the ride. Ray Lewis' last ride, one Tom Brady hopes to cut short on Sunday in the AFC championship game.
It's the biggest Purple Friday yet! Ravens fans are out in full force as Super Bowl dreams hang in the balance. But first we've got to get through Tom Brady.
For many Ravens, this is the second straight appearance in the AFC Championship game, but that's not the case for rookie kicker Justin Tucker.
Shortly after school started Friday morning at Bel Air Elementary, all 450 students were called down to the gym for what may have been the most memorable part of their day.
For the second time this season, Ravens defensive lineman Arthur Jones Jr. will face off with his brother--Patriots rookie defensive end Chandler Jones.
This Sunday, four teams will battle for a berth in Super Bowl 47 which will be played in New Orleans.
