Why Are You Ravens Fans?
Started by display name, Oct 27 2010 04:02 PM
70 replies to this topic
#61
Posted 19 March 2012 - 12:06 AM
Ray Lewis and Ed Reed
that's why I become a fan, now I just love this franchise and its fans
that's why I become a fan, now I just love this franchise and its fans

"It don't matter about me... What matters to me is sacrificing for you, for the ultimate goal which is us." ~ Ray Lewis #52
#62
Posted 19 March 2012 - 04:16 PM
Because I'm from Bmore and the Ravens used to be all I knew. I Will always be a Ravens fan for the rest of my life. Even if they go into an Orioles drought....yup still an O's fan also lol

*Keep away from stairs, & basketball courts*
#63
Posted 22 March 2012 - 09:26 AM
I didn't really follow the NFL when I was growing up, except for whatever games my mom would watch (she's a Redskins fan) when we lived in MD, CA, AZ, then NM. I moved back to MD in 2005 and I took a look at the Redskins, but I just couldn't get behind them. It was the first year of Danny boy's experiment in bringing Joe Gibbs back, which eventually flopped. Add on that most people hated their owner and didn't seem to be so passionate about their teams, it just didn't feel right to cheer them on.
So I looked northward, this was in 2006 when the Ravens went on a hot-streak with McNair. I watched them play against Oakland and I was hooked on watching the team. I started researching and saw that Bisciotti wasn't an idiot, and Billick was a decent coach, so it looked like a good team to watch. I didn't regret it as I watched through the end of that season, though our loss to the Colts in the divisional round (the kicking-only game) was painful to watch.
Went to my first game the following year and that sealed the deal, good fans, good management, good team, it was a win-win-win all around.
So I looked northward, this was in 2006 when the Ravens went on a hot-streak with McNair. I watched them play against Oakland and I was hooked on watching the team. I started researching and saw that Bisciotti wasn't an idiot, and Billick was a decent coach, so it looked like a good team to watch. I didn't regret it as I watched through the end of that season, though our loss to the Colts in the divisional round (the kicking-only game) was painful to watch.
Went to my first game the following year and that sealed the deal, good fans, good management, good team, it was a win-win-win all around.

Thanks to Kia Kaha for the sig!
#64
Posted 24 March 2012 - 01:58 PM
because im from Baltimore
Ed Reed is the best safety in the galaxy
We finish what we start, anybody with a different color jersey on get knocked out tonight, as long as we fight for each other dont nothing else matter!!!!!!
We finish what we start, anybody with a different color jersey on get knocked out tonight, as long as we fight for each other dont nothing else matter!!!!!!
#65
Posted 03 May 2012 - 10:23 AM
I was raised a Baltimore Colts fan, then became a Stallions fan, and now a Ravens fan. I am so glad we left Cleveland's colors for Cleveland! I love my hometown Ravens!
#66
Posted 03 May 2012 - 04:43 PM
I grew up in Baltimore and my Dad was a big Johnny u fan.
#67
Posted 03 May 2012 - 05:21 PM
Started to watch the NFL and just fell in love with the Ravens. :wub:They are a class act top to bottom. Love the way they play, also really disliked the Steelers for a reason I couldn't figure out, now I think it is because I was destined to be a Ravens fan
#68
Posted 04 May 2012 - 05:56 AM
U wanna know WHY I'm a Ravens fan? Really?? Grew up in AACO, Baltimore was my back yard, went to high school in Gambrills '72...tix were 20 bucks at Memorial, parked for five..........really???????
#69
Posted 04 May 2012 - 06:44 AM
Essentially, I grew up watching the Browns with my Grandpa - somewhere in the late Bernie Kosar era lol. I became a huge fan because of him. He died the same year the Browns became the Ravens (96 if I remember correctly). I decided that since it was still the same team that I had been routing for my whole life I would follow them to Baltimore.
I have been a die hard fan ever since. I am definately glad I did for tons of reasons including the fact that my fiancee and I go 8-10 times a year for games and sometimes just to visit the Harbor and go to Miss Shirley's for the poached eggs on crabcakes lol.
I always wondered what he would have thought of my decision - especially since I now despise the Browns and the entire AFC North lol. I hope I get to find out someday.
I have been a die hard fan ever since. I am definately glad I did for tons of reasons including the fact that my fiancee and I go 8-10 times a year for games and sometimes just to visit the Harbor and go to Miss Shirley's for the poached eggs on crabcakes lol.
I always wondered what he would have thought of my decision - especially since I now despise the Browns and the entire AFC North lol. I hope I get to find out someday.
Fair weather fans need not apply.
#70
Posted 11 May 2012 - 12:09 AM
I'm 29. I've lived outside of Baltimore my whole life. Grew up in Linthicum, now I live in Hanover by Arundel Mills. It's only natural, I have to support my home team. The Ravens have made me proud to live in the area with the way the front office conducts their business and the way the players perform on the field. When I was a little kid, before we got the Ravens, I didn't really follow football, was indifferent about the closest team, at the time, the Redskins. Although, the 4 straight years the Bills were in the Superbowl I cheered for them because my Aunt and Uncle lived in Buffalo and my parents and I wanted to show them moral support.
#71
Posted 19 May 2012 - 10:39 PM
I like teams who play hard on the field and then do nice stuff off of it. I never paid attention to football because of Vick and Pacman Jones and all these different scandals going on with football players until I saw the 2008 (technically 2009) AFC Championship game. McGahee ended up getting carted off the field and I was concerned, so I looked him up a few hours later trying to see if I could get any news. Figured if anyone knew, it'd be his team, so I came here. Meandered around a bit and found the community news section with all the acts of kindness and charity. From then I got hooked. Here was a team going into the most important time in football, the playoffs where there are no second chances, and they're playing Santa and visiting people in hospitals and giving away dinners and coats and stuff. And they still played their hearts out. I said right then "I am a fan of the Baltimore Ravens." And I will bleed purple until I die.
1 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users













Log In To The Flock
Enter your member name and password to sign in.

Forget your password?' Want to sign up?