The Baltimore Ravens were made when the Cleveland Browns decided to relocate to Baltimore.
Baltimore had been upset that the Baltimore Colts had relocated to Indianapolis, and kept their team name and colors. So when Cleveland moved to Baltimore, they started new traditions with a new team name and uniforms. This allowed Cleveland to keep their team name and colors, when they eventually got a team again.
The Ravens came into existence when Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell signed an agreement with City of Baltimore and the Maryland Stadium Authority to move the franchise to Baltimore for the 1996 season. Following several legal disputes, Modell agreed to leave the Browns name and history in Cleveland, and start fresh in Baltimore.
We're glad he did; "Baltimore Browns" just never had quite a great ring to it, their team colors are lame.
The current and longtime General Manager of the Baltimore Ravens is NFL Hall of Famer and former Alabama Crimson Tide star Ozzie Newsome.
One of the first black executives in the NFL, Newsome came with Art Modell from Cleveland during the 1996 move, and worked his way up to the GM position. He is considered one of, if not the best GM's in the NFL. His smart draft choices and knack for finding great players with talent at affordable prices are legendary in the NFL, and have kept the Ravens competitive over the 17 years he's been here.
The Baltimore Ravens came to Baltimore in 1996 originally as the Cleveland Browns through owner Art Modell.
In 1996 after owner Art Modell moved the Browns franchise to Baltimore.
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The 2010 season will be the Ravens' 15th in Baltimore.
Michael Orr currently plays for the Baltimore Ravens. (On his uniform, his name is spelled "Oher.")
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The Ravens' first season in Baltimore was in 1996.
Joe Flacco is number 5 on the Baltimore Ravens.
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In 2010, the Baltimore Ravens had a 12-4 record.