Sep 3      W     16-0     at   Pittsburgh Steelers
Sep 10    W     39-36   vs   Jacksonville Jaguars
Sep 17     L     19-6     at    Miami Dolphins
Sep 24    W     37-0     vs   Cincinnati Bengals
Oct 1      W     12-0     at   Cleveland Browns
Oct 8      W     15-10   at   Jacksonville Jaguars
Oct 15     L     10-3     at   Washington Redskins
Oct 22     L     14-6     vs   Tennessee Titans
Oct 29     L     9-6       vs   Pittsburgh Steelers
Nov 5      W     27-7     at   Cincinnati Bengals
Nov 12    W     24-23   at   Tennessee Titans
Nov 19    W     27-0     vs   Dallas Cowboys
Nov 26    W     44-7     vs   Cleveland Browns
Dec 10    W     24-3     vs   San Diego Chargers
Dec 17    W     13-7     at   Arizona Cardinals
Dec 24    W     34-20   vs   New York Jets
Regular Season
Festivus! (Playoffs)
Dec 31    W     21-3     vs   Denver Broncos
Wild Card Round
Divisional Round
Jan 7      W     24-10    at   Tennessee Titans
AFC Championship Game
Jan 14    W     16-3     at    Oakland Raiders
Festivus Maximus!
Super Bowl XXXV
Raymond James Stadium
Tampa, FL
Jan 28     W     34-7     at    New York Giants
2000 Ravens Schedule
Super Bowl XXXV
Wheaties box
Defensive catagories
the Ravens lead:

Shutouts                    4
Points Allowed           10.3
  (per game)
Rushing Yards           60.6
  (per game)
Rushing Yards            2.7
  (per attempt)
Takeaways                   49
Fumble Recoveries      26
Raven's 2000 Pro Bowlers:
LT  Johnathan Ogden  75 
K  Matt Stover  3
RE  Michael McCrary  99
DT Sam Adams  95
FS  Rod Woodson  26
MLB Ray Lewis  52
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Remembering a Legend
This page is dedicated to the Super Bowl XXXV Champion Baltimore Ravens. This 2000 Ravens team was comprised  of a gritty determined offense, led by TE Shannon Sharpe and QB Trent Dilfer, and propelled by the legs of RB Jamal Lewis, and the most dominating, intimidating, smothering defense in NFL history. Pro Bowlers RE Michael McCrary, DT Sam Adams, and FS Rod Woodson laid waste to running backs, and receivers alike, but the unquestioned leader and anchor of the "Purple Reign" defense  was MLB and Super Bowl XXXV MVP Ray Lewis.
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