Ray Lewis Discusses London, This Year's Defense

The former great linebacker talks about re-connecting with Jonathan Ogden and his expected induction into the Hall of Fame.

The Ravens beat the Titans, 24-16, in London behind a strong defense and six field goals from Justin Tucker.

Legend has it that if the ravens leave the Tower of London, it will crumble and the great kingdom will fall. The Ravenmaster himself tells the story and takes us on a tour with the intelligent birds.

Watch Week 3 highlights from the Baltimore Ravens' 44-7 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.

Get ready for the Ravens' first trip to London with a Brandon Williams-led tour of the city's historic landmarks, a one-on-one interview with right tackle Austin Howard, matchups to watch and much more.

Ravens Sr. Vice President of Public Relations Kevin Byrne takes you inside the schedule and team meetings as the Ravens prepare for their Week 3 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

After traveling overnight, the Ravens hit the practice fields Friday at the London Irish facility.

Ray Lewis and Jonathan Ogden, plus the team's band and cheerleaders, surprised fans on a bus tour through the city.

Ray Lewis surprised J.O. in the interview and the first two picks in team history discussed the journey they've shared together.

The Ravens fifth-round pick said he never imagined returning to his hometown as a rookie after seeing his first NFL game as an 11-year-old boy. He plans on catching up with friends and family while in town, and hopes he can inspire other young Londoners to pick up American football.

The Ravens head coach also said the practice facility at London Irish is 'fantastic' and as good as any NFL field they?ve played on. He thanked Ravens fans for traveling to London to support the team.

The Ravens quarterback said the team is treating the trip across the pond as a business trip. All the focus is on beating the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday.

The former Ravens wide receiver is impressed by the turnout of fans in purple and black and gives his take on Mike Wallace wanting the ball more.

The Ravens held their welcome party at the Admiralty Thursday evening, and Ed Reed, Steve Smith and Jonathan Ogden all paid a visit.

Ravens rookie guard/tackle Jermaine Eluemunor will go back to London for the first time since leaving his home six years ago. Hear from him and his family as they prepare for Sunday's game at Wembley Stadium.

Don't believe that ravens are the smartest birds? Just watch this video with the Tower of London's Ravenmaster. Just one month till we're playing in London!

The Ravens defensive tackle has shown off his big personality on this week's trip across the pond, and he's quickly become a hit for the International fans.

The defensive tackle is visiting London as part of promotional trip ahead of the Ravens' Week 3 matchup with the Jaguars at Wembley Stadium.

The Ravens head coach explained why the team decided to ditch the airplane and become the first NFL team to travel to London by ship.

Get ready for some tea and crumpets because the Ravens are coming to London.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and the Baltimore Ravens will square off in an exciting matchup in London for the 2017 NFL Season.