RAVENS COACHES

JOHN HARBAUGH (13 TH SEASON WITH RAVENS) YEAR BY YEAR (2008-20)

Regular Season Record . . . . 120-74 at Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73-24 on Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-50 vs. AFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91-55 vs. AFC North . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-27 vs. NFC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-19 vs. Chiefs (including playoffs) . . . . . 3-3 Playoffs Record . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-7 Playoffs Home Record . . . . . . . . 2-2 Playoffs Road Record . . . . . . . . . 7-5 Super Bowl Record . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 Overall Career Record . . . . . 130-81

COACHING STAFF

JOHN HARBAUGH Head Coach DAVID CULLEY Asst. Head Coach/Pass Coordinator/WRs CHRIS HORTON Special Teams Coordinator DON MARTINDALE Defensive Coordinator GREG ROMAN Offensive Coordinator RICHARD ANGULO Assistant Offensive Line Coach ANDY BISCHOFF Assistant Tight Ends Coach RANDY BROWN Special Teams Coach JOE CULLEN Defensive Line Coach JOE D’ALESSANDRIS Offensive Line Coach BOBBY ENGRAM Tight Ends Coach CHRIS HEWITT Pass Defense Coordinator ON FACING THE CHIEFS ON MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL:

“Who wouldn’t get excited for a game like this? When you’re playing a team that is the defending champs, the favorites to win the whole thing again – going forward – the type of players they have, the coaches they have, the head coach, Coach Reid, you are going to get excited about it. It’s not something that we downplay. We don’t ignore it. We try to embrace it and make the most of it.”

STERLING LUCAS Defensive Assistant/Defensive Line MIKE MACDONALD Linebackers Coach JESSE MINTER Defensive Backs Coach STEVE SAUNDERS Head Strength & Conditioning Coach JAMES URBAN Quarterbacks Coach CRAIG VER STEEG Senior Assistant/RBs ANTHONY WATSON Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach MATT WEISS Running Backs Coach T.J. WEIST Assistant Special Teams Coach DREW WILKINS Outside Linebackers Coach MEGAN McLAUGHLIN Director of Football Information DAN PARSONS Assistant to the Head Coach

ANALYTICS DEPARTMENT

SCOTT COHEN Director of Football Research BRIAN DUKER Coaching Analyst - Defense SCOTT ELLIOTT Coaching Analyst - Performance ZACH ORR Coaching Analyst - Defense SAM ROSENGARTEN Coaching Analyst - Performance RON SHRIFT Coaching Analyst - Performance DANIEL STERN Football Analyst TRAVIS SWITZER Coaching Analyst - Offense

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JONATHAN OGDEN: THE GOLDEN STANDARD After 25 Years, the Legacy of the Ravens’ First-Ever Draft Choice Still Shines Brightly

Jonathan Ogden is a pillar of the Baltimore Ravens’ franchise. A master technician, the 6-9, 345-pound mountain of a man combined superior athletic ability, tremendous footwork, outstanding knowledge of the game and a fierce competitive zeal to become the most dominant offensive tackle of his era.

A nine-time All-Pro who also earned 11-consecutive trips to the Pro Bowl, Ogden set not only a new benchmark for offensive line play, but more importantly, an expectation of what it means to “Play Like a Raven.”

Toughness. Accountability. Commitment. Strength. Smarts. Discipline. Desire.

These are the qualities for which Ogden was known. And 25 years after he first strapped on his pads in Charm City, they remain the standards to which every Raven is held.

“In my 40 years as a player, coach and evaluator, no one played his position better than Jonathan,” stated executive vice president Ozzie Newsome, who tabbed “J.O.” with the Ravens’ first-ever draft choice in their inaugural 1996 season. “When

BY PATRICK GLEASON you start a franchise, your foundation better be sturdy. Jonathan certainly was a key to our first steps. He’s a rock that we built on.”

If asked to describe Ogden’s career by using one color, fittingly, most people would choose purple, which “J.O.” donned each week during his 12 NFL seasons. But perhaps a more accurate choice would be gold – as in the jacket he received upon entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a first-ballot selection in 2013.

“When people ask me about my career, I’ll tell them about how I played with a Hall of Fame left tackle,” recalled Ray Lewis, the franchise’s second-ever draft pick, who produced a “golden” standard of his own. “We all touched glory with him as a teammate, and he helped us touch glory with the [2000] Super Bowl.”

Continued Lewis: “Oh my, those skills he had, those long arms on that huge frame, the fastest feet – a lot of times he was faster than our running backs. He is a oncein-a-lifetime player, but he’s also a humble man willing to help others. If they made a movie about him, there would be no one to play him. There’s only one ‘J.O.’”

Indeed, there truly is only one “J.O.” – a guiding force who, from Day One, helped chart the course for what has become one of the most successful and respected franchises in pro sports.

As owner Steve Bisciotti succinctly stated: “Jonathan represents the best of the Ravens, the best of Baltimore and the best in the NFL.”