Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor
At the Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor , the Baltimore Ravens from the National Football League (NFL) honor players, coaches and officials who have made a special contribution to the franchise.
history
The Ring of Honor was launched in 2001. The recorded people will be honored on a ribbon inside the M&T Bank Stadium , the home of the Ravens. There is no limit to the number of people that can be accepted per year. The electoral body is made up of Ravens officials. There is no regular election. The Ring of Honor has a special feature. In 2002, numerous Baltimore Colts players were included in the lap of honor. These individuals are all members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame .
The Ravens traded as Cleveland Browns until 1995 and were renamed after moving to Baltimore . However, the Ravens do not continue the tradition of the Browns. These resumed gaming operations in 1999 as a new team under the old name, see Cleveland Browns . Cleveland Browns personalities who worked exclusively for this team will therefore not be accepted into the Ring of Honor.
Members
Legend
| Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist | |
| Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame |
| Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor members | |||||
| # | Surname | Position (s) | Seasons in Baltimore | Date of appointment | Successes in Baltimore |
| 21st | Earnest Byner | Running back , coach | 1996-1997 | November 26, 2000 | |
| 19th | Johnny Unitas | Quarterback | 1956-1972 | October 20, 2002 | 10 × Pro Bowl , 7 × All-Pro , 4 × NFL MVP |
| 24 | Lenny Moore | Halfback | 1965-1967 | 7 × Pro Bowl, 7 × All-Pro | |
| 70 | Kind Donovan | Defensive tackle | 1953-1961 | 5 × Pro Bowl, 4 × All-Pro | |
| 77 | Jim Parker | Offensive lineman | 1957-1967 | 8 × Pro Bowl, 10 × All-Pro | |
| 82 | Raymond Berry | Wide receiver | 1955-1967 | 6 × Pro Bowl, 5 × All-Pro | |
| 83 | Ted Hendricks | Linebacker | 1969-1973 | 3 × Pro Bowl, 3 × All-Pro | |
| 88 | John Mackey | Tight end | 1963-1971 | 5 × Pro Bowl, 3 × All-Pro | |
| 89 | Gino Marchetti | Defensive end | 1953-1966 | 11 × Pro Bowl, 10 × All-Pro | |
| - | Art model | owner | 1996-2003 | January 3, 2004 | Transferred the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore |
| 99 | Michael McCrary | Defensive end | 1997-2002 | 4th October 2004 | 2 × Pro Bowl, 1 × All-Pro |
| 58 | Peter Boulware | Linebacker | 1997-2005 | November 5, 2006 | 4 × Pro Bowl, 1 × All-Pro, Defensive Rookie of the Year |
| 75 | Jonathan Ogden | Offensive tackle | 1996-2007 | October 26, 2008 | 11 × Pro Bowl, 9 × All-Pro |
| 3 | Matt Stover | Placekicker | 1996-2008 | November 20, 2011 | 1 × Pro Bowl, 1 × All-Pro |
| 31 | Jamal Lewis | Running back | 2000-2006 | September 27, 2012 | 1 × Pro Bowl, 1 × All-Pro, Offensive Player of the Year , 2,000-yard club |
| 52 | Ray Lewis | Linebacker | 1996-2012 | 22nd September 2013 | 13 × Pro Bowl, 10 × All-Pro, 2 × Defensive Player of Year , Super Bowl MVP |
| 86 | Todd Heap | Tight end | 2001-2010 | September 28, 2014 | 2 × Pro Bowl, 1 × All-Pro |
| 20th | Ed Reed | Safety | 2002–2012, 2015 | November 22, 2015 | 9 × Pro Bowl, 8 × All-Pro, Defensive Player of Year |
| - | Brian Billick | Head coach | 1999-2007 | 29th September 2019 | Super Bowl Champion ( XXXV ), 2 × AFC North division winners, 4 × play-offs |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Clifton Brown: Brian Billick Honored to Join Ravens Ring of Honor. Baltimoreravens.com, September 28, 2019, accessed January 12, 2020 .