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The Baltimore Ravens will once again get together after their first round NFL playoff loss to the Tennessee Titans this season.

The team coach David Shaw has called in Kevin Johnson from Jacksonville Jaguars for the fourth- round with a belief of reviving the game.

Team player Frank Sanders has been expanded from the team as Kevin Johnson is brought in.

Ravens inside linebacker Ray Lewis has won the most valuable player award as the NFL’s defensive player of the year. Yet another feather to add to his cap, Lewis would be a graduate in business administration from Maryland on his 29^th birthday.

Baltimore Ravens has few of its players off field due to injuries. B. Harris is suffering from a leg injury and T. Pashos has a hand injury. Another player J. Hunter injured his Achilles.

Ravens have won 6 and lost 10 games in the last season season they played.

They would be playing next  against Atlanta.

The Baltimore stadium is located in downtown Baltimore and is a leading stadium for National Football League. It has a seating capacity of 69,000 people. The Ravens played their first game at the stadium on September 6, 1996.  There are about 100 luxury suits and 8,196 club seats. The naming rights of the stadium were purchased by M&T bank in May 2003 for a price of $5 million per annum.