Jonathan Ogden is up for the Hall of Fame in 2013
Saturday, six men were elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame: defensive linemen Chris Doleman and Cortez Kennedy, offensive tackle Willie Roaf, center Dermontti Dawson, running back Curtis Martin, and cornerback Jack Butler. Meanwhile, former coach Bill Parcells, running back Jerome Bettis, wide receiver Cris Carter, and defensive end Charles Haley were among the finalists who...
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10 Reasons It's Great to be a Jets Fan Right Now
Hey, we beat the Patriots in the playoffs, too! On the road at that! It's really not that difficult!Last night was rough. If you are a real, die-hard Jets fan you had to do some serious soul-searching. How did I get to this point? If I would have chose the Giants over the Jets (and the Yankees over the Mets, in my case), I would have seven ...
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7 days ago
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7 days ago
Sleepy (and sore) in Seattle... Eagles must run the Time Zone gauntlet... ...
I happened to be on air with former NFL players Jonathan Ogden and Stan White a few days ago on WBAL-AM, and they both told me it takes at least four days after a game for most players just to get their bodies back to equilibrium in time to prepare for the next game... And yet, the NFL continues to put teams through the Thursday-after-a-Sunday game gauntlet... What makes it even...
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December 01, 2011
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December 01, 2011
Jonathan Ogden has turf toe advice for Ray Lewis
On Monday, Ravens coach John Harbaugh said that linebacker Ray Lewis, who has missed two straight games with a toe injury, was “probably the guy that’s furthest away” from playing on Sunday among injured Ravens.
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November 30, 2011
Jonathan Ogden talks about meeting George Clooney
In case you missed the blog post I published 15 minutes ago , former Ravens offensive tackle Jonathan Ogden is auctioning himself off for charity. The highest bidder gets to host Ogden at their house for Sunday’s game.
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November 29, 2011
Want to watch a Ravens game with Jonathan Ogden?
Have you ever wanted to watch a Ravens game with a (future) Hall-of-Famer? Jonathan Ogden is auctioning off an opportunity for the highest bidder to host the towering offensive tackle on Sunday afternoon when the Ravens hit the road to take on the Cleveland Browns. That’s right; Ogden is coming over to watch the game.
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November 29, 2011
George Clooney -- Steady Slingin'
George Clooney posed for a picture with legendary Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Jonathan Ogden during today's Ravens game ... and OH MY GOD WHAT HAPPENED TO GEORGE!!?!?!? A local Baltimore reporter who saw Clooney at the game tweeted : "Clooney arm…
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November 20, 2011
Former starters Ogden, Williams critical of Ravens' reliance on passing
Ex-guard Wally Williams questions Ravens decision makers as running game stumblesWhile watching the Ravens throw the ball 53 times in last Sunday's loss to Seattle, former offensive linemen Wally Williams and Jonathan Ogden said that would have caused major problems on the sidelines. Ogden said he would have gone to his coaches and demanded more running plays to help the line...
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November 17, 2011
Surgery wasn't an option for Grubbs
Left guard elated procedure ruled outAfter talking to former Ravens left tackle Jonathan Ogden about the turf toe injury that contributed to the future Hall of Famer's retiring after the 2007 season, left guard Ben Grubbs was understandably concerned about the strained ligaments in a toe on his right foot that had shelved him for six consecutive games.
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November 10, 2011
In Patterson's classrooms, Ogden still clearing paths
Club started by ex-Ravens tackle provides academic support for student-athletesJonathan Ogden parted ways with the NFL more than three years ago, but the retired Ravens offensive tackle remains an active presence in the Baltimore community.
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October 29, 2011
Bidding Ken Murray a fond farewell
It was only fitting that our colleague, Ken Murray, retired this week without any fanfare. That was typical Kenny. He didn't want any speeches, farewell ceremonies, cakes or gifts. We all knew that when Kenny retired, it would be like Jonathan Ogden, except instead of turning in his jersey, Kenny would turn in his computer and shut off the lights without a word being said.
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October 28, 2011
Baltimore Ravens Top 10 Non-Defensive Players of All-Time
Last week I compiled a list that consisted of the 10 best defensive players in Baltimore history. That was not an easy task, as there were probably five other players that could have easily been somewhere in that list as well. This week I compiled a list of the 10 best non-defensive (offense and special teams) players in Baltimore history. This list was just as hard to make, not...
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October 25, 2011
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October 25, 2011
Is Bryant McKinnie The Answer For James Harrison?
When Bryant McKinnie signed with the Baltimore Ravens, many asked whether or not he would be in good enough shape to last a full sixty minutes of a NFL game. Ravens fans were pleasantly surprised when McKinnie not only lasted the whole game, but shut down one of the league’s most feared pass rusher in James Harrison. Harrison has had field days against the Ravens in years past...
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September 11, 2011
All-Ravens team: Offensive line
To commemorate the Ravens’ 15 years of existence, Ravens Insider will select an All-Ravens team. It will honor the 25 best players (11 on offense, 11 on defense and three on special teams) who have played on the Ravens from 1996 to 2010.
The All-Ravens team now shifts to the offense, starting with the line:
Left tackle: Jonathan Ogden (1996-2007)
Left guard: Edwin Mulitalo...
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July 08, 2011
All-Ravens team: Offensive line
To commemorate the Ravens’ 15 years of existence, Ravens Insider will select an All-Ravens team. It will honor the 25 best players (11 on offense, 11 on defense and three on special teams) who have played on the Ravens from 1996 to 2010.
The All-Ravens team now shifts to the offense, starting with the line:
Left tackle: Jonathan Ogden (1996-2007)
Left guard: Edwin Mulitalo...
Via Baltimore Sun
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July 08, 2011
Three Bruins Named to All-Time All-Conf. team
Three Bruins were included in ESPN.com blogger Ted Miller's All-Time All-Pac-10 football team --- Jerry Robinson, Kenny Easley, Jonathan Ogden. The Pac-12 will offically become UCLA's new conference on July 1. Below is a capsule bio on each of the honored Bruin players.
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June 29, 2011
Ogden Enjoying His Senior Season's Success
No, that clipboard he toted around the Shira Complex did not mean he joined the coaching staff or anything serious like that. Jonathan Ogden was simply serving temporary duty. “I had to get the weights from all the guys.” Which didn’t keep the shortstop from taking a shot at infield partner when asked who'd missed his target weight.
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May 17, 2011
Building a team with the best draft picks in Ravens history
Fifteen years ago, the Ravens selected UCLA offensive tackle Jonathan Ogden and Miami linebacker Ray Lewis -- the two best players in franchise history -- in the first round of their first draft in Baltimore. Since then, the Ravens have continued to find productive players in the NFL draft, especially with their first-round selections.
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April 27, 2011
Best and Worst: Ravens Draft History 96-00
The NFL Draft is only one day away (finally no more Mock Drafts) and fans around the league are happy to focus on football and not labor issues. As I clicked around the Internet this morning I came across a breakdown of the Baltimore Ravens draft history at Ravens Insider – the Best and Worst of each Draft class.
Without further ado here are my picks.
1996
BEST: Ray Lewis, LB...
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April 27, 2011
Mississippi State Takes Opener Over No. 4 Florida, 7-5
Mississippi State (21-9/5-5 SEC) rode a four-run first inning and a pair of homers by senior Jonathan Ogden to a 7-5 series-opening victory over No. 4 Florida (24-7/7-3 SEC) in front of 7,140 fans at Dudy Noble Field on Friday night.
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April 09, 2011
Best compensatory picks in Ravens history
It’s well known that the Ravens have had the most compensatory picks (31 in total) in NFL history. What’s not been publicized is their success with those extra picks.
The Ravens have used compensatory picks to select four starters (guard Edwin Mulitalo, offensive tackle Tony Pashos and fullbacks Ovie Mughelli and Le’Ron McClain) as well as four quality backups (running back...
Via Baltimore Sun
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March 26, 2011
Best compensatory picks in Ravens history
It’s well known that the Ravens have had the most compensatory picks (31 in total) in NFL history. What’s not been publicized is their success with those extra picks.
The Ravens have used compensatory picks to select four starters (guard Edwin Mulitalo, offensive tackle Tony Pashos and fullbacks Ovie Mughelli and Le’Ron McClain) as well as four quality backups (running back...
Via Baltimore Sun
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March 26, 2011
Kiper tabs Payton greatest No. 4 pick
LAKE FOREST, Ill. – John Hannah, 'Mean' Joe Greene, Charles Woodson and Jonathan Ogden have all been selected with the fourth overall pick in the NFL Draft.
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March 24, 2011
PFT: 2012 is year to break Hall logjam
PFT: If players such as Cris Carter, Tim Brown, Andre Reed and Curtis Martin don’t get in the Pro Football Hall of Fame next year, they could wind up waiting a while. The 2013 first-ballot class is very impressive: Larry Allen, Jonathan Ogden, Warren Sapp, and Michael Strahan are all likely inductees.
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February 05, 2011
GIANT Super Bowl Champ Crams into TINY Car
Retired Baltimore Ravens lineman Jonathan Ogden is 6'9" and 375 pounds -- so why the hell would anyone try to pick this guy up from the airport in anything smaller than a semi-truck???? Ogden is in Dallas ... and we're guessing he plans on attending the…
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February 04, 2011
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