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Purple passion is taking over Baltimore. With the Super Bowl under two weeks away, Ravens fans are already pumped for the game.
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Purple passion is taking over Baltimore. With the Super Bowl under two weeks away, Ravens fans are already pumped for the game.
Was Baltimore's most beloved leader one of the greatest in MLB?
One of the biggest Super Bowl storylines will be brother versus brother. Ravens coach John Harbaugh and 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh will face each other in Super Bowl XLVII.
Jim Caldwell will remain the Baltimore Ravens' offensive coordinator next season.
When the Baltimore Ravens last went to the Super Bowl, Art Modell was the owner, Brian Billick served as head coach and Trent Dilfer was the starting quarterback.
The NFL is looking into Tom Brady's leg-up slide that hit Ravens safety Ed Reed in the AFC championship game.
For the San Francisco 49ers to complete their quest for a 6th Lombardi Trophy, they will have to beat the Baltimore Ravens. After falling one game short of the Super Bowl a year ago, the 49ers find themselves in unfamiliar territory, as the last time they were in a Super Bowl was 18 years ago. As a franchise, San Francisco is undefeated on football's biggest stage, and although this is new ground for this specific team, they have to like their chances of keeping the winning streak alive.
The Ravens have been the underdogs since the postseason started. No one outside the city of Baltimore predicted the Ravens to make it to the Super Bowl. Now that they've arrived, they will once again be the underdogs, but if this season is any indication, Baltimore has a great chance in pulling the upset.
The Ravens have certainly overcome adversity this season. With the passing of former owner Art Modell, the loss Torrey Smith's brother, battling through the injuries, and of course this being Ray Lewis's last season.
Ed Reed joins Glenn Younes the day after a huge AFC Championship win to take the Ravens to the next level.
The Ravens are flying high Monday. They are going to the Super Bowl...or what is now being called the "Harbowl."
These days, Jack Harbaugh stays away from game-planning chatter or strategy sessions with his Super Bowl-bound coaching sons. Baltimore's John Harbaugh and little brother Jim of the San Francisco 49ers have been doing this long enough now to no longer need dad's input.
The countdown is on to the showdown in New Orleans. It's been a remarkable run, but there is still one game left to win.
Back on Oct. 14, it looked like Ray Lewis' season was over when he left the Dallas game with torn triceps. However, not even that injury could keep him from heading to his second Super Bowl in 12 years.
The world's biggest retirement party is set for Feb. 3 in New Orleans!
Ravens fans in Baltimore City went wild Sunday night after the team defeated the New England Patriots and advanced to the Super Bowl. The streets are calm now, but the excitement continues for fans and local business owners.
Buffalo Bills running back C.J. Spiller and defensive tackle Kyle Williams have been added to the roster for Sunday's AFC Pro Bowl roster, replacing Super Bowl-bound Baltimore Ravens players Ray Rice and Haloti Ngata.
Tom Brady's foot-up slide in the AFC championship game did not sit well with Baltimore Ravens strong safety Bernard Pollard.
When former OC Cam Cameron was let go in December, a lot of us were curious as to the timing of the move. It was late in the season, Cameron had been in Baltimore for almost five seasons and the Ravens were still winning more than they lost.
If the Baltimore Ravens are to become Super Bowl champions, they'll have to beat the odds again to do it.
Joe Flacco beat two of the NFL's greatest quarterbacks to get the Baltimore Ravens to the Super Bowl. Now he's the man with the rich resume going into the biggest game of his life.
O.J. Brigance is going back to the Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens, a model of toughness and perseverance.
Purple Pride hits a fever pitch in Maryland. Ravens fans are celebrating the AFC Championship win in Foxborough.
105.7's own Jerry Coleman called Ed & Steve from behind enemy lines in New England, plus on field video.
San Fran is stacked at seemingly every position and I'd not want to see them with two weeks rest and prep.
