The Baltimore Ravens went from Super Bowl champs to watching the playoffs at home in 2013. It wasn’t exactly the title defense John Harbaugh and co. were thinking of, but injuries and a shaky offense didn’t help much. That’s the past, however, as Baltimore has stocked back up on offense and looks ready to give […]
Eugene Monroe was recently acquired by the ravens to help protect Joe Flacco’s blindside. It’s an imperative position for a successful offense and after viewing the first four games of this season, a necessary transaction if the Ravens are seeking to defend their title. How important is it to protect your quarterback? Well, if you […]
Last season tickets for Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis were at what seemed to be at an all-time high, but that was not too much of a stretch based on it being New York and New England (basically NY and Boston). This season takes two teams from two coasts into New Orleans for the biggest […]
Aaron Wilson of the National Football Post reports the Baltimore Ravens aren’t planning to lay off employees during a potential lockout. After the season ended, team president Dick Cass said there is a possibility that coaches might have to take pay cuts if there’s a work stoppage. However, they would earn full salaries if no […]
Tickets for the Baltimore Ravens home games at M&T Bank Stadium go on sale this morning at 10am EST. There are a limited number of tickets available for each game, so don’t delay! Sun, 09/26/10 – Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns Sun, 10/10/10 – Baltimore Ravens vs. Denver Broncos Sun, 10/24/10 – Baltimore Ravens vs. […]
Access to face-value Ravens tickets without the obligation to buy? If you’re first reaction is ‘that’s not possible,’ you might want to check out www.optionit.com. Flying under the radar of most Ravens fans, we’ve taken notice of this innovative company that allows fans to reserve now and decide later. OptionIt sells fans face-value access to […]
For those that wanted to see the Ravens up close and personal this season at home, you’ll do have to do it in front of your TV set, or pay a ticket broker. The Ravens official site reports that the team SOLD OUT of all remaining tickets to their 8 regular season home games for […]
The Baltimore Sun today talks about the rise in ticket prices for the Ravens for the 2009 season. Here is the tidbit: In a letter that will reach some fans as early as tomorrow, the Ravens are notifying season-ticket holders that the prices of their seats will increase from $5 to $15 per ticket for […]
April 9th, 2014 
Greg Cohen 
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