Baltimore Ravens

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Caste Football Looks at the 2008 Baltimore Ravens
pictured: rookie safety Tom Zbikowski is also a boxer who won his first professional fight

(9/10/08) The Ravens, heretofore always fierce contenders to have the most blacks of any team in the NFL, this year have more white starters (6) than any other team in the AFC North, and are tied with ... <more>

Caste Football Looks at the 2007 Baltimore Ravens
pictured: Todd Heap

(9/6/07) After having as few as 7 whites on his 53 man roster (not counting the kickers and long snapper), tied with the Jaguars for the fewest in NFL history, Caste System true believer Brian Billick soared all the way to 12 white players on his roster in 2006 ... <more>

Caste Football Looks at the 2006 Baltimore Ravens
pictured: Dan Cody during his days terrorizing quarterbacks at Oklahoma

(9/6/06) Now that Bill Schroeder has moved on to life after football, Ravens QB Kyle Boller may well be the most hated man in the NFL. Boller has no criminal record, unlike a goodly portion of his teammates, and there is ... <more>

Caste Football Looks at the 2005 Baltimore Ravens
pictured: Kelly Gregg

(9/14/05) Little changes on Brian Billick's plantation from year to year. As always the Ravens remain one of the blackest NFL teams in 2005.

Last year Casey Rabach was the starting center. He was replaced by Mike Flynn, who again starts this year. The other three white ... <more>

Caste Football Looks at the Baltimore Ravens
pictured: Todd Heap

(10/15/04) During his reign as head coach, Brian Billick has kept one of the very blackest teams in the NFL and 2004 is no exception.

Tight end Todd Heap is a bonafide star. Quarterback Kyle Boller is struggling, but he played only a few games last year in ... <more>

Archives — Baltimore Ravens
(9/3/03) The Ravens maintain their position as the one of the blackest NFL teams by having just 12 whites on their opening day 53-man roster in 2003. Actually that's up two "white boys" from last year, but still just 22.6% of the team is white. One also has ... <more>

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