Trivia On NFL : Baltimore Ravens! Quiz

"Hard Knocks" is the correct answer because it is a well-known HBO special that is filmed during NFL training camps. It provides an inside look into the daily lives and challenges faced by players and coaches during the preseason. The special filmed during the 2001 Baltimore Ravens training camp was part of the first season of "Hard Knocks," which has since become a popular series that continues to showcase different teams each year.

Michael McCrary was inducted into the Ravens' "Ring of Honor" in 2004.

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Cincinnati Bengals with the first shutout in franchise history. This means that the Ravens prevented the Bengals from scoring any points throughout the entire game.

Jim Harbaugh led the Baltimore Ravens in passing yards during the 1998 NFL season.

In 2000, Priest Holmes rushed for 588 yards in his last season with the Baltimore Ravens before leaving for the Kansas City Chiefs.

In their 2003 win over Seattle, the Ravens set a team record for overcoming a 17-point deficit in the fourth quarter. This means that they were trailing by 17 points going into the final quarter of the game, but managed to come back and win. It showcases the resilience and determination of the Ravens team to never give up and keep fighting until the end.

In 2003, the Baltimore Ravens lost to the Seattle Seahawks due to a fumble by Jamal Lewis in overtime. This mistake cost them the game and resulted in a loss for the Ravens.

In 2007, a lower-level midfield ticket to a Baltimore Ravens home game cost $115.

Corey Dillon ended the Baltimore Ravens' streak of 50 games without allowing a 100-yard rush.

The St. Louis Rams handed Baltimore Ravens coach Brian Billick his first defeat as an NFL head coach.

In 2005, the Baltimore Ravens led the NFL in Opp. Net Punting Avg. This means that they had the lowest average yards gained by their opponents on punt returns. This indicates that the Ravens had a strong special teams unit that was able to effectively limit the yardage gained by their opponents on punt returns, ultimately giving their defense better field position.

In the Ravens' first five years (1996-2000), the team had five different season leaders in receiving. This means that each year, a different player led the team in receiving yards.

In Jamal Lewis' record-breaking 2003 season, he gained 69 rushing yards in the opener against Pittsburgh.

Jermaine Lewis was the first Baltimore Ravens player to surpass 8,000 combined yards. This means that he accumulated over 8,000 yards in both receiving and return yards. While Jamal Lewis was a standout running back for the Ravens, he did not reach this milestone. Travis Taylor and B.J. Sams were also players for the Ravens, but they did not achieve this feat either. Therefore, the correct answer is Jermaine Lewis.

In 1998, the Baltimore Ravens returned two kickoffs for 90+ yards against the Minnesota Vikings. This means that during a game between the Ravens and the Vikings in 1998, the Ravens were able to successfully return two kickoffs for a distance of 90 yards or more.