NFL - Baltimore Ravens Trivia Questions

Joe Flacco was the Ravens quarterback who was sacked 35 times during the 2012 season. This information is not explicitly mentioned in the question, but it can be inferred based on the fact that the other three options (Tyrod Taylor, David Reed, and Anthony Allen) were not the starting quarterbacks for the Ravens during that season.

Ray Rice made his third straight Pro Bowl in 2012. This suggests that he was recognized as one of the top running backs in the league for three consecutive years. Rice's consistent performance and skill likely earned him this honor, making him a standout player for the Ravens during that time period.

In 2013, Joe Flacco won the Super Bowl MVP for his outstanding performance against the San Francisco 49ers. He led the Baltimore Ravens to a victory with his exceptional passing skills and ability to make crucial plays. Flacco's performance was instrumental in securing the Super Bowl win for his team, making him a deserving recipient of the MVP award.

During his rookie year, Jamal Lewis led the Ravens to a Super Bowl victory over the New York Giants.

Ed Reed set the NFL record for interception return yards in 2012.

Marshal Yanda has played the positions of Guard and Tackle in his first six years in the NFL.

Terrell Suggs set a Ravens team record in the category of sacks. This means that he had the highest number of sacks in a single season or throughout his career compared to any other player in the history of the Ravens team. Sacks occur when a defensive player tackles the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage before they can throw the ball, resulting in a loss of yardage for the offense. Suggs' ability to consistently bring down opposing quarterbacks made him a dominant force on the Ravens defense and earned him the record in this category.

In 2009, Ray Rice was the only player to rush for 100 yards against the Pittsburgh Steelers, his divisional rival. This means that in all the games played between the two teams that year, Rice was the only player to successfully run for 100 yards against the Steelers' defense.

The correct answer is Art Modell. Art Modell was the former owner of the Ravens and the team dedicated their 2012 season to him. This suggests that Art Modell had a significant impact on the team and the season was a tribute to his contributions.

After leaving the Ravens, Jamal Lewis played for the Cleveland Browns. This can be inferred from the fact that the Cleveland Browns are listed as one of the options and the question specifically asks about a divisional rival. Since the Ravens and Browns are in the same division (AFC North), it is logical to assume that Lewis would have joined a divisional rival after leaving the Ravens.

Marshal Yanda blocked for Ray Rice when he led the league in yards from scrimmage.

Joe Flacco tied Joe Montana's record for the most postseason touchdowns in a career. This means that both Joe Flacco and Joe Montana have scored the same number of touchdowns in their respective postseason careers, making them tied for the record.

Bernard Pollard led the Ravens in tackles for the 2012 season.

Matt Birk is the correct answer because he was a 14-year veteran who started every game at center for the Ravens in 2012.

Ray Lewis was the second linebacker to win the Super Bowl MVP award.