Kevin Byrne Profile

Kevin Byrne shared stories about his interactions with Hall of Fame baseball player Hank Aaron, who died Friday at 86.

It took a Ravens village to bring the star free-agent wide receiver to Baltimore, including General Manager Ozzie Newsome, coaches, players and even a former Raven. Here's how it all went down.

The Ravens put in serious work at their Organized Team Activities. Here's a timeline of what happened last Thursday, June 1, as proof.

Former Ravens wide receiver Michael Jackson, who passed away earlier this month, had a big smile and was never shy about voicing his opinion. General Manager Ozzie Newsome, and many of us, felt a special bond with him.

The Ravens had a trade worked out to move up, but the team wanted more at the last minute. It was a frenzied situation as the Ravens were on the clock at No. 16, as four teams were making offers to trade up. Here's how Ozzie Newsome worked through it all with his team.

There are two types of teams that will arrive at the NFL owners meetings this weekend: those with 'one' and those without 'one.' Plus, taking stock of where the Ravens roster stands today.

Ravens Senior VP of Public Relations Kevin Byrne details the emotional hospital visit that he and Head Coach John Harbaugh made to David Modell a few days before his death.

Ravens Senior VP of Public Relations Kevin Byrne reflects upon the Pittsburgh Steelers' game-winning and playoff-making drive.

This is a baring of my soul, my heart. Sunday's game means so much to the Ravens.

Wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. Says 'you cannot play regret football.'

The Ravens are receiving a lot of national attention this week after thumping the Miami Dolphins and for traditionally playing the New England Patriots tough.

The Ravens outside linebacker broke down his game-sealing sack-strip on quarterback Andy Dalton, and talked about how Owner Steve Bisciotti approached him about helping in Haiti.

As he boarded the plane after Sunday's loss to Dallas, Kevin Byrne was thankful for the many players boarding with him and the attributes they bring to the Ravens.

Most of the national attention has been focused on the Dallas Cowboys, but the Ravens will humbly travel to Dallas and be ready to play.

Let's bask in the moment of being on top of the AFC North. Here are five reasons to embrace as the Ravens make a playoff run.

The crowd at M&T Bank Stadium will celebrate the former Ravens defensive tackle's tremendous NFL career, his influence on our community with his generous charity work and the part he played for the single-season best defense in NFL history – the 2000 Ravens.

Plus, how the Ravens PR staff tries to help players answer to media and fans after losses that hurt. How would the team deal with a player like Cam Newton?

Head Coach John Harbaugh discussed his decision to change offensive coordinators with Sr. Vice President of Public Relations Kevin Byrne.

'Sizzle' leads, entertains, battles, coaches and has fun.

A look at some things to like and things that are concerning so far this season, plus how Head Coach John Harbaugh and the Ravens have approached being undefeated.

Go inside the Ravens' team meeting when the passing of 'C.B.' was announced. Players and coaches were stunned, as they were all hoping to see their friend at least one more time.

The players were low key in their post-game celebrations, and then some gave up their only day off to give back in the Baltimore community.

We're all curious to see what the 2016 Ravens can do, and it starts with a tough test against Rex Ryan's Bills. Although the Ravens are under the radar, there's a lot to be hopeful about.

Senior Vice President of Public Relations Kevin Byrne explains the team would salute a player like Colin Kaepernick for taking a stand, and ask him if he could find another way and time to express that.

Senior VP of Public and Community Relations Kevin Byrne gives his observations on the mood of the team, speed of the defense, return of Breshad Perriman, added veteran leadership and more.

Kevin Byrne caught up with legendary linebacker Ray Lewis to talk about his relationship with the greatest Olympian of all time.

Tom De Leonardo died trying to save another man's life in a car fire. On Tuesday morning, his family came to Ravens training camp practice to present Harbaugh with a stained glass picture his wife, Debbie, crafted.

Senior Vice President of Public & Community Relations Kevin Byrne offers tales from training camp, including hard work and some fun.

John Harbaugh had the room's attention Wednesday evening at the first full-team meeting for the 2016 Ravens.

After a 5-11 finish and a myriad of injuries, it's hard to predict big things for the Ravens in 2016. But, here are several reasons why you can feel encouraged.

After the passing of the legendary boxer Muhammad Ali, Jack Harbaugh was back at the Ravens Under Armour Performance Center to tell the famous 'What's my name!' story.

The Castle is buzzing! Several players, including rookies, newly signed free agents and returning veterans, are making strong first impressions. Kevin Byrne gives a glimpse into the first week of OTAs.

Obafemi Ayanbadejo, a key member of the Super Bowl XXXV championship team, is completing his master's in business. Hopkins professor Toby Gordon wrote about Ayanbadejo's journey in her class, and how it was the student who inspired the teacher.

Ronnie Stanley gets Ravens' red star. How front-office executive reacted to the Laremy Tunsil video. And Ozzie Newsome's attempt to make a trade.

General Manager Ozzie Newsome invites scouts and coaches to 'stand on the table' for a prospect. Having honest and intense meetings allows for a successful draft.

John Harbaugh couldn't sleep after learning about Tray Walker and wrote a heartfelt letter to his players.

The Ravens regularly sign vets like Rod Woodson, Shannon Sharpe and Steve Smith to push them over the hump.

The Ravens quarterback made his way through 32 inches of snow so he wouldn't miss a day of knee rehab.

The Ravens have the coaching staff and personnel department to right the ship, if players stay healthy.

The first head coach in Ravens franchise history handled his Baltimore exit with diginity and grace.

John Harbaugh explained his decision to start Ryan Mallett, and an amazing collaborative effort ensued.