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The agent of Barret Robbins, who was held out of the Super Bowl after going on a drinking binge, said that the Oakland center has bipolar disorder and his NFL future is uncertain. Ravens Rout Giants  The Ravens forced Kerry Collins into throwing four interceptions and posted a punishing 34-7 rout of the Giants in Super Bowl XXXV. • Gallery Baltimore Fetes Ravens Thousands of Ravens fans took to the streets of downtown Baltimore to congratulate their city's first Super Bowl champions in a generation. • Gallery • Panorama: Scenes From the Parade Disney Tabs Dilfer Trent Dilfer ran away with the "What's Next" promotion for Walt Disney World, not Super Bowl Most Valuable Player Ray Lewis. Talk Turns to Defending The Ravens are already thinking about the things they have to do to successfully defend their championship. Ravens Face Salary Cap With 14 unrestricted free agents and salary cap problems to solve, the Super Bowl champions may have trouble keeping their team together. Fassel Expects Rebound New York Coach Jim Fassel praised his players' work ethic and said he thought the Giants would get back to the Super Bowl very soon. Ravens Rock and Rule Sunday's victory went a long way toward refreshing Baltimore's proud football past and assuaging the pain of having lost the Colts after the 1983 season. Fans Flock to Celebrate They've been kicked around for years. They've known abandonment, disappointment and frustration. But Sunday night, Baltimore's football fans were golden again. In the News
'I've Never Felt Anything This Good' (Post, Jan. 29, 2001)
Shutout In Tampa -- for 12 Die-Hards: Fans, Champagne Chill in Parking Lot (Post, Jan. 29, 2001) 'Everything in Closing' (Post, Jan. 29, 2001) 'Most Disappointing Loss' (Post, Jan. 29, 2001) Lewis, Fox in Line for Coaching Jobs (Post, Jan. 29, 2001) XXXV vs. 'II': Less Than Super (Post, Jan. 29, 2001) Crunch Time: Ferocious Ravens Defense Has Giants in Its Bull's-Eye (Post, Jan. 28, 2001) In Tampa, a Super Excuse for a Big Party (Post, Jan. 28, 2001) Sunny Skies, Suds And $2,000 Seats: Ticket Shock Hits (Post, Jan. 28, 2001) Steady Stover Stands Ready For Big Kick (Post, Jan. 28, 2001) Ravens: Keeping It All Together: Team Is Focused, Bonded Despite Many Obstacles (Post, Jan. 27, 2001)
The Ravens have become the second straight team to go from missing the playoffs to Super Bowl champions. In today's NFL, virtually every team has reason to believe it has a chance to go far, writes Michael Wilbon. • Monday: No Doubt, Ravens Rule
With 21 punts between them, the Baltimore Ravens and New York Giants made punting their play du jour, and had more kicks than "A Chorus Line", writes Tony Kornheiser, who wonders whether 21 punts really qualifies as football. • Sunday: The Straight Dope, From Soup to Nuts
For Redskins fans, the end of the regular season spelled the beginning of misery. They not only must watch the wrong team represent the NFC in Super Bowl XXXV, but also see another semi-local team, the Ravens, make the trip to Tampa. AP NFL Articles
Draft Day Offerings Lean Toward Offense (AP, April 23, 2005; 2:30 AM)
Morency Believes He's Top-Tier NFL Back (AP, April 22, 2005; 7:22 PM) Utah Hoping for First NFL, NBA Top Picks (AP, April 22, 2005; 7:16 PM) Chiefs Trade Pick for Dolphins' Surtain (AP, April 22, 2005; 7:13 PM) Kansas St.'s 5-Foot-7 Sproles Seeks Chance (AP, April 22, 2005; 6:08 PM) © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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