Flying High: Stories of the Baltimore Ravens

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From Art Modells founding of the Baltimore Ravens in 1996 to the decision to draft Ray Lewis and Jonathan Ogden, to victories in two Super Bowls in the past 15 years, the Baltimore Ravens short history has been full of highlights. In Jamison Hensleys Flying High, the former Ravens beat writer covers these achievements and much more. Stories of players, coaches, and administrators from throughout the teams history are all here. Recent Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco, manager Ozzie Newsome, legendary coach Brian Billick, and current coach John Harbaugh are just a few of the beloved Ravens personalities that are featured in the latest book in the Tales From series.
So get ready to cheer for the greatest Ravens moments and laugh at the humorous ones from both on and off the field. Perfect for any fan of the NFLs defending champions!
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Author Bio

Jamison Hensley is the AFC North blogger for ESPN.com. He previously served as the Ravens beat writer for 11 years for the Baltimore Sun. Hensley covered the team during the 2000 Super Bowl and the days of Ray Lewis, Jonathan Ogden, and Jamal Lewis.