Jameel McClain was part of the Super Bowl XLVII Champions and would become a dependable Linebacker for the team.  McClain was told in late 2012 that due to an injury to his spinal cord that he would be unable to play football again, but he would prove them wrong and return in the Ravens’ seventh game of the following season.  He finished his career with a year (2014) for the Giants, and would amass 331 Tackles as a Raven.

Jermaine Lewis has the distinction of being one of the most (if not the most) versatile player on this list of the best ever Baltimore Ravens, and with two Pro Bowls and a First Team All-Pro Selection under his belt, he was certainly well decorated.  Lewis would record over 8,000 All-Purpose Yards as a Raven and would also lead the NFL in Punt Return Yards once.

While Matt Birk make his six Pro Bowls as a member of the Minnesota Vikings, he was still one of the better Centers in the National Football League during his four seasons in Baltimore.  Birk centered the Ravens Offensive Line that would win Super Bowl XLVII and was also known throughout the NFL for his philanthropic and selfless nature.  This was evident by his 2011 Walter Payton Man of the Year win.

Drafted out of the football factory of Auburn in 2007, Ben Grubbs fit right into the Offensive Line of the Baltimore Ravens and would secure his first Pro Bowl selection (2011) while playing there.  He would start most of his games in Baltimore in the Left Guard position.