Baltimore Ravens 2003-04 Playoff Team

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All-Time Playoff Record: 5-2

Previous Playoff Results:
• Jan. 3, 2004 - AFC Wild Card - Tennessee 20, Baltimore 17
• Jan. 20, 2002 - AFC Divisional - Pittsburgh 27, Baltimore 10
• Jan. 13, 2002 - AFC Wild Card - Baltimore 20, Miami 3
• Jan. 28, 2001 - Super Bowl XXXV - Baltimore 34, N.Y. Giants 7
• Jan. 14, 2001 - AFC Championship - Baltimore 16, Oakland 3
• Jan. 7, 2001 - AFC Divisional - Baltimore 24, Tennessee 10
• Dec. 31, 2000 - AFC Wild Card - Baltimore 21, Denver 3

RB Jamal Lewis

QB Anthony Wright
Jamal Lewis is without a doubt the offensive MVP of this club, but the success of quarterback Anthony Wright could be the biggest key for the Ravens.

MLB Ray Lewis

LB/DE Terrell Suggs
The Ravens defense is at it's best when the rookie is creating plays. Continuing to create sacks and turnovers would be a huge boost for this team in the playoffs.

As we've grown use to over the past few years, the Ravens boast a strong defense led by middle linebacker Ray Lewis and cornerback Chris McAllister, and a ball-control offense led by the punishing running style of Jamal Lewis.

As we've also grown use to over the past few years, the Ravens have been inconsistent on the offensive side of the ball. Anthony Wright sparked a bit of an offensive explosion the first month he was on the field, but struggled somewhat in two of the team's final three regular season contests.

This team will punish you on both sides of the ball and will force an opponent to prove they can stop the run. If Jamal Lewis gets on a roll, an opposing defense can spend a lot of time on the field. On the other side of the ball, they make it very difficult to sustain a drive.

The Ravens defense should keep them in their playoff match-up(s), but I'm not sure the offense can get the job done against a playoff quality defense.

Offense
8 Kyle Boller, QB
7 Chris Redman, QB
2 Anthony Wright, QB
31 Jamal Lewis, RB
33 Harold Morrow, RB
34 Ovie Mughelli, RB
39 Alan Ricard, RB
32 Musa Smith, RB
29 Chester Taylor, RB
83 Ron Johnson, WR
87 Marcus Robinson, WR
81 Frank Sanders, WR
89 Travis Taylor, WR
86 Todd Heap, TE
88 John Jones, TE
82 Terry Jones, TE
62 Mike Flynn, C
59 Joe Maese, C
43 Mike Solwold, C
77 Ethan Brooks, OT
78 Orlando Brown, OT
72 Damion Cook, OT
75 Jonathan Ogden, OT
66 Bennie Anderson, OG
64 Edwin Mulitalo, OG
61 Casey Rabach, OG

Defense
94 Marques Douglas, DE
76 Jarret Johnson, DE
91 Riddick Parker, DE
98 Anthony Weaver, DE
69 Aubrayo Franklin, DT
97 Kelly Gregg, DT
92 Maake Kemoeatu, DT
58 Peter Boulware, LB
90 Cornell Brown, LB
56 Edgerton Hartwell, LB
52 Ray Lewis, LB
57 Bart Scott, LB
53 T.J. Slaughter, LB
55 Terrell Suggs, LB
28 Gary Baxter, CB
45 Lamont Brightful, CB
26 Corey Fuller, CB
22 Tom Knight, CB
21 Chris McAlister, CB
38 Raymond Walls, CB
47 Will Demps, S
20 Ed Reed, S
27 Gerome Sapp, S
49 Chad Williams, S

Kicker/Punter
9 Wade Richey, K
3 Matt Stover, K
15 Dave Zastudil, P

Coaching Staff
Brian Billick – Head Coach
Matt Cavanaugh – Offensive Coordinator
Mike Nolan – Defensive Coordinator