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2008 Baltimore Ravens
With Head Coach John Harbaugh and Quarterback Joe Flacco at the helm, the Ravens began the 2008 campaign invigorated with a fresh outlook. With successive victories over division foes Cincinnati and Cleveland to open the season, Baltimore found itself being optimistic of the preseason expectations. The victories were attributed to a dominant defense, a solid running attack, and steady play at quarterback. The optimism was tempered slightly with consecutive close losses to Pittsburgh and Tennessee, both games in which the Ravens squandered second half leads.
Previous Seasons
In 2007, the Ravens lost key players Amal Lewis, Tony Pashos, Adalius Thomas and Olvie Mughelli in free agency over the off-season. However, they signed Willis McGahee to the rescue— one of the top running backs in the league. Fans can hope the Ravens’ offensive line Returns back to normal as well. Jonathan Ogden, another key player still injured, what does that say about the Ravens' line protection quality. However, they have proven to be a solid, strong team, which always makes Ravens tickets an exciting buy.
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After FedEx has promptly delivered your premium tickets to your door, simply follow these directions to M&T Bank Stadium and enjoy a wonderful day at the game. Go Ravens!
From the South (Airport)
I-95 North towards Baltimore. Take Exit 53 (I-395) North to MLK Blvd./Russell Street (right lane). Take first exit ramp (follow lighted signs). Stadium complex is at bottom of ramp.
From the Northwest
I-83 South (Baltimore) to Lombard Street and make a right. Then make a left (South) onto Greene Street, M&T Bank Stadium is on your left.
From the Northeast
I-95 South through Ft. McHenry Tunnel. Take Exit 53 (I-395) North to MLK Blvd./Russell Street (right lane). Take first exit ramp (follow lighted signs). Stadium complex is at bottom of the ramp.
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