Those days, Sports Illustrated has selected the 10 greatest players in ravens history which is one of the team

can come into the super bowl. There are lists some. NFL football jersey fans can do reference. No. 10, Matt Stover, the kicker, 1996 to 2008 He is the only one player who did not start from Baltimore in this list. In 2000 he got the most points with 135 in alliance. And he created a record who kicked free-kick in continuous 32 games. No. 9, Haloti Ngata, defensive tackle, 2006 to now From him to join in Baltimore, his opponent only got 31 impact ball of array. And this is the least in alliance. No. 8, Chris McAlister In 2002, he used a free-kick which his opponent lost the opportunity to attack 17 yards of array. No. 7, Ray Rice , running back, 2008 to now He has impacted the ball 3013 yards recently. And he created a record about catch 78 numbers and catch code number 702 in singe season. The football jersey players attack mode is not a single. No. 6, Jamal Lewis, running backer, 2000 to 2006. He was the only one promising young person who rushed the ball more than 100 yards in super bowl. And he was the youngest player who made up to array in super bowl. No. 5, Terrell Suggs, linebacker, 2003 to now In his rookie season, he created a record about escape kill 12 times. No. 4, Peter Boulware, linebacker, 1997 to 2005 In the nine years of his career. This linebacker kept applied pressure to the hostile quarterback. He is still a record about team history escape death 70 times. No. 3, Jonathan Ogden, offensive tackle, 1996 to 2007 He was the first rookie who was selected by Baltimore ravens. The quarterback was under his protection. No. 2, Ed Reed, free safety, 2002 to now The old soldier has served for 11 years in ravens. And he is a copy cutting machine who owns steal 61 times. No. 1, Ray Lewis, linebacker, 1996 to now He prepares to retire after super bowl. he works only for ravens in 17 years. He led his team to get the super bowl trophy in 2001. And he also got the MVP in super bowl. He owns numerous honors. Some information is from Mary.