![Ravens outside linebacker Jarret Johnson in 2003, left, when he...]()
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Ravens outside linebacker Jarret Johnson in 2003, left, when he first joined the Ravens.
![Ravens safety Tom Zbikowski knocked out his opponent in his...]()
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Ravens safety Tom Zbikowski knocked out his opponent in his first professional boxing fight at Madison Square Garden in 2006.
![Wide receiver Torrey Smith played college football at Maryland before...]()
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Wide receiver Torrey Smith played college football at Maryland before joining the Ravens this season.
![Before joining the Ravens in 2008, Ravens coach John Harbaugh...]()
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Before joining the Ravens in 2008, Ravens coach John Harbaugh was the Eagles' special teams coach from 1998 through 2006 and headed Philadelphia's secondary in 2007.
![Before becoming the Ravens' nose tackle, Terrence Cody played football...]()
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Before becoming the Ravens' nose tackle, Terrence Cody played football for the University of Alabama, where he was given the nickname "Mount Cody" due to his size.
From Joe Flacco to Ray Rice to John Harbaugh, here’s a peek into the past of some of your favorite Ravens.
![Severna Park girls lacrosse had a seemingly unshakable advantage through most of the third quarter. But Archbishop Spalding had Gabby Greene. The Florida-committed midfielder had spotlights pinned on her from the moment she stepped onto Love Field — and yet, she seemed to vanish into oblivion every time she wanted a goal. And when the Falcons levied a 10-6 lead more than halfway into the third quarter, and seemed to be pressing the brink of running away with it, Greene wanted a lot of goals. With a hat trick already in the bank, Greene haunted the Severna Park cage to […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/CAP-L-SEVERNAPARKSPALDINGGLAX17.jpg?w=525 "Severna Park girls lacrosse had a seemingly unshakable advantage through most of the third quarter. But Archbishop Spalding had Gabby Greene. The Florida-committed midfielder had spotlights pinned on her from the moment she stepped onto Love Field — and yet, she seemed to vanish into oblivion every time she wanted a goal. And when the Falcons levied a 10-6 lead more than halfway into the third quarter, and seemed to be pressing the brink of running away with it, Greene wanted a lot of goals. With a hat trick already in the bank, Greene haunted the Severna Park cage to […]")