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The Baltimore Ravens came about in 1996 when owner Art Modell informed the lead of his intention to move his franchise from Cleveland to the Maryland city. A deal was struck with the league in which the old team's name would remain in Cleveland along with the team's old colors, uniforms and franchise records. This mattered little, as fans were eager to see National Football League play back in the city which once had its own franchise that had relocated some years before. Fans would eagerly snap up Baltimore Ravens tickets.
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About The Baltimore Ravens
The teams first few years in their new home would be a process of growth and challenge, but the team proved that it could mature rapidly and by 2000 would make its entrance into the postseason a memorable one, and would sell a whole lot of Baltimore Ravens tickets. In fact, 2000 started out strong right out of the gate, with the team going 5-1, never looking back. During the postseason, which the team made as a wildcard, the Ravens would defeat teams like the Tennessee Titans and the Denver Broncos.
In that year's Super Bowl, cruising to a dominating win over the New York Giants, they would show who was boss in the lead, beating the team from New York by a score of 34-7. Fans eagerly snapped up every pair of Baltimore Ravens tickets they could find. Historically, the team became only the third wild-card entrant into the postseason to win a Super Bowl championship. The Ravens would make it back to the postseason in 2001, again as a wildcard.
They would do well in their first game but would eventually falter at the division level. They once again made a strong showing in 2003, winning their division and heading to the postseason for the third time in four years. This was after starting with a 5-5 record, though they would finish strong at 10-6. A bright spot in that postseason was the play of Ray Lewis, who would win his second Defensive Player of the Year award.
The Ravens would make the playoffs yet again in 2006 and 2008, winning their division again in 2006 and helping sell great numbers of Baltimore Ravens tickets. 2006 was especially notable for their won -lost record, where they would go 13-3. In 2008, the team would go deep into the postseason and would fall only one game short of the Super Bowl, losing to eventual champs the Pittsburgh Steelers in the conference championship.
For 2009, the Baltimore Ravens promise to put on a great football show and also sell a lot of Baltimore Ravens tickets while doing so. Ray Lewis continues to anchor a defense that promises to be outstanding under coach John Harbaugh, and it shouldn't be unexpected for them to win from 10 to 12 games and challenge for a Super Bowl berth.
