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Head Coach John Harbaugh said that the 'crowd was incredible.'

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[J.Flacco#5]

Your welcome harbaugh. Thank you for having the best team for Baltimore.

[CosmicRedPanda]

My three sons have seen many Ravens game, but I don't feel they've really appreciated them. I, on the other hand, have been watching the Ravens since their inception and I've got to say -- I feel like part of me is going to be missing after this season. You watch someone play at certain level for so long, you build kind of an emotional dependency on that person.

I'm really going to miss you, Ray.

Thank you for making this past Sunday one to remember for an entire lifetime. I can't wait to tell my grandchildren about you.

[Chris J. Faria]

"That's the second loudest manure chant I've ever heard!" - Jim Nantz...

[J.Flacco#5]

Lets start praparing for the broncos baby!!

Edited by J.Flacco#5, 08 January 2013 - 05:59 PM.

[The Greek]

greatest fans in football. baltimore for life!!

[jfarley1961@gmail.com]

It was such an emotional day. So sad... at the same time so happy. I didn't know you could experience both those emotions at the same time. Wow. Thank you Ray for everything you have done for Baltimore. You will be missed more than you know.

[Whiteruger]

I sat my 7 year old son on my lap and said watch this. You may never see another moment like it. Ray, its been a great run. Thank you for the memories....

[jrs034]

Your welcome

[a 31fan]

Lets start praparing for the colts baby!!

Hahaha, I think ya mighta overslept man

[Purple Dawg 96]

I dont think the NFL knows whats about to happen in denver! But Peyton Manning is Going Down! That Interception changed the game last time but, this time there wont be no interceptions, just Rice Rice Baby! And Joe will Smoke the rest! And, dont give up on Tandon either!

[slowboater]

"That's the second loudest manure chant I've ever heard!" - Jim Nantz...

Yea, the loudest was earlier in the year when the Patriots got one of their usual "gifts".

[D3x3001]

Reminded me of Cal's lap for his record breaking game. Thank goodness he never played for any other team. He can go into the HOF with a career of 17 years with only the name Baltimore beside his bust.

[Ragin'Raven]

I dont think the NFL knows whats about to happen in denver! But Peyton Manning is Going Down! That Interception changed the game last time but, this time there wont be no interceptions, just Rice Rice Baby! And Joe will Smoke the rest! And, dont give up on Tandon either!

I'd like to see more of Pierce. I think he did great. Rice is still #1, but I would almost rather see more of Pierce in Denver.

[Ravenmatic]

I think this was OUR first MONUMENTAL moment at the Bank on Sunday... It was so hard to describe the emotion once Ray came out that tunnel after Ed Reed was pointing at him, almost similar to a movie. We have the greatest and most loyal fan base in the NFL... go to other stadiums and you wont really feel a special culture there, maybe in Dallas(been there once) but its nothing like a Ravens tailgate or a home game at the Bank in football weather. Section 541 made the most noise, lets get past Denver !!

[KingRavenFan80]

Best Fans in sports history I love this city and everything about it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[StrongSideRavens]

Flacco to Boldin gave me goosebumps. With a proper game plan all of our wideouts can have a breakout game. We're taking Ray Lewis to New Orleans no excuses.

[bmore_kman]

"That's the second loudest manure chant I've ever heard!" - Jim Nantz...

I think that was Al Michaels. Classic line, though!

[Chris J. Faria]

I think that was Al Michaels. Classic line, though!

No, you're right. However, I wrote that as a fake quote, since there was (obviously) another "manure" chant, yesterday; but, it wasn't as loud as the one heard in the game against the Patriots. And, Jim Nantz was calling the play-by-play for the game against the Colts, so I attributed this quote to him.

[cobrajet]

I remember living in Northeastern Baltimore City as a child and hearing the C-O-L-T-S Colts cheer from 33rd Street and being blown away how far that could be heard. This town STILL knows how to rock a stadium!