M&T Bank Stadium
Situated in the heart of Baltimore is M&T Bank Stadium, a shrine to the purple and black that has been hosting Ravens games since 1998. A seating capacity of over 71,000 ensures that the hometown crowd will have their presence felt when opposing teams take the field.
These amazing Ravens suites are furnished with a luxurious lounge seating area, full bar, private bathroom, and HD TVs. Your guests at Ravens games will never want to leave the stadium. Those with the good fortune to attend a game in the Baltimore Ravens suites know that they have a dedicated staff who will attend to their every need during the game.
A typical Ravens suite consists of 20-24 tickets along with parking passes. For larger parties, additional suite tickets are always available. Special credentials are sometimes available, allowing guests down to the sidelines prior to the game.
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Following nearly 15 years of heartbreak after the Colts unceremoniously left Baltimore in the middle of the night, the city rejoiced in the opportunity to once again be a football town when the Baltimore Ravens were born in 1996. Today, more than 20 years after the Ravens became an NFL franchise, one key principle remains unchanged from the immediate identity that the team carved out for itself; punishing and unrelenting defense.
A solid front office started things off right in their inaugural NFL draft, picking up two players known throughout the sport. First overall pick Jonathan Ogden went on to become an 11-time Pro Bowler and Hall of Famer. Their other pick in the first round was Ray Lewis, the man who would go on to embody everything that being a Baltimore Raven means.
The impact on the field was felt immediately as the Ravens record improved over the course of their first four seasons, culminating in a convincing 34-7 Super Bowl victory in 2000 over the New York Giants. Ray Lewis was named the Super Bowl MVP.
Lewis would go on to another Super Bowl victory with the Ravens 13 years later with a completely different roster around him. The grizzled veteran served as an inspiration as he overcame an injury to play effectively with one good arm. Quarterback Joe Flacco was the MVP of this game that pitted Coach John Harbaugh against his brother Jim’s squad, the San Francisco 49ers. An epic game in New Orleans ended with a 34-31 victory for Baltimore and the franchise’s second Lombardi Trophy.
Following their momentous victory in the Super Bowl following the 2012 season, Baltimore has been plagued with complacency and mediocrity. By 2017, the Ravens netted a record of 9-7, keeping them out of playoff contention. Coach John Harbaugh’s message was not resonating with his players in any measurable way. Ratcheting up the intensity in 2018, the Ravens made the playoffs despite a crazy season at quarterback. Flacco’s mediocre performance prior to an injury had everyone in Baltimore wondering what the team had in their backup quarterback, Lamar Jackson, who was taken 32nd overall in the 2018 draft out of Louisville. This dynamic QB got right to work, setting a Ravens franchise record for rushing yards in a game with 117 in his debut. Keeping the team afloat, Lamar’s performance earned him the title as starter and Baltimore was suddenly back in the hunt.
Jackson’s first full season as the starter was one for the record books. He led the Ravens to a division title while picking up over 1,000 yards rushing as a quarterback. He followed it up with a season which saw him improve through the air (3,127 passing yard while passing for 36 touchdowns and six interceptions) and on the ground (going over 1,200 yard rushing) on his way to winning league MVP.
Third year tight end Mark Andrews had a great season, while 2019 25th overall draft pick Marquise Brown led the team in receiving yards and touchdowns. In addition to rushing done by Lamar Jackson, the Ravens also benefited from the solid production of rookie JK Dobbins who is poised to take over the starting role after the departure of Mark Ingram. Adding Sammy Watkins to the offense via free agency is a move that Ravens fans everywhere are excited about. Things got even more exciting when the Ravens drafted Rashod Bateman out of Minnesota with the 27th overall pick. Jackson now has some serious weapons at receiver.
It is strange to see Baltimore without a clear cut leader on the defensive side of the ball. All of the familiar names have moved on, leaving behind a capable squad intent on making a name for themselves. Marlon Humphrey takes charge from the cornerback position, aided by Marcus Peters. Derek Wolfe lines up at defensive end with the intention of crushing the quarterback and/or stuffing the run on each play. Calais Campbell joined the team in free agency make an impact up front on defense. At the 2020 NFL Draft, Baltimore elected to use their 28th overall pick to bring in Patrick Queen from LSU. This linebacker has unlimited potential and could be the new face of this group after notching over 100 tackles in his rookie year. Baltimore doubled up in 2021 by taking Jayson Oweh out of Penn State at number 31 overall. The young tandem of Queen and Oweh could become a huge strength for this squad.
The Baltimore Ravens are always out to take home the crown as AFC North champions. However, bitter rivals in the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns, and Cincinnati Bengals always seek to spoil the fun. Some of the greatest players to ever wear a Ravens jersey include Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Jonathan Ogden, Terrell Suggs, and Jamal Lewis. More information about the history of the Baltimore Ravens can be found by clicking here.
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