Former Ravens receivers coach now doing the same with the Colts

The colts recently hired former Ravens wide receiver coach Jim Holster to do the same job with the colts. Jim worked for the Ravens from 2008-2013. In 2014 he was with the Bills.

Source: IndyStar

Former Raven resigns from his high school head coach position

Former Baltimore Raven Mike Frederick has quit his job as head coach of a high school team after learning that 'a recent change in his job would prevent him from having the flexibility to carry out the coaching duties moving forward.' Mike played from the Ravens 1996 to 1998. He was with the Browns in 1995 and played his last year in the NFL in 1999 with Tennessee.

Source: Bucks Local Sports

Former Ravens lineman facing 10 years in prison for wage theft and tax evasion

Former Raven Sam Adams has been charged with wage theft and tax evasion in Washington state for two of his gyms. If he is found guilty, he could face up to 10 years in prison. Sam Adams played for the Ravens in 2000 and 2001.

Source: Seattle Times

Former Ravens Ray Lewis starring in a reality TV

Ray Lewis will be starring in Spike TV's new reality show called Coaching Bad. The show will focus on coaches who have anger management issues. The show premiered on February 15.

Source: Spike TV

Former Ravens safety Rod Woodson coaching for the Raiders

Former Ravens safety Rod Woodson is now the Raider's assistant defensive backs coach. In 2014 he was a Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship Program intern with the Denver Broncos. Woodson played for the Ravens from 1998 to 2001.

Source: ESPN

Former Ravens RB auctions off his Super Bowl ring

Former Ravens RB Jamal Lewis has auctioned off a Super Bowl ring he received by the team in 2012. It was sold for $50,820. Jamal has filed for bankruptcy and he is having money problems. Jamal was drafted by the Ravens in 2000 and played with the Ravens until 2006.

Source: WTOP

Former Raven WR Mark Clayton building his own headphones

Former Ravens wide receiver Mark Clayton is no longer in the NFL and is now an entrepreneur. He is part of a start up that is creating wireless head phones called Livv Headphones. Mark Clayton was drafted by the Ravens in 2005. He played for the Ravens until 2009. At the start of the 2010 season he was traded to the Rams.

Source: Dallas Business Journal

Former Raven running back releases a book

Former Raven Earnest Byner has released a book titled Everybody Fumbles, referring to an infamous play he was involved in while he was a member of the Browns. He played for the Ravens in 1996 and 1997. He joined the Ravens coaching staff a year later and remained with the team until 2003.

Former Ravens running back Ray Rice apologizes to fans and team

Ray Rice is attempting to make his come back to the NFL and he had started his campaign on Facebook. He apologized to the fans and organization.

Former Ravens defensive tackle Aubrayo Franklin now a coach in the NFL

Aubrayo Franklin played defensive tackle for the Ravens from 2003-2006.  He was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the fifth round of the 2003 NFL Draft. He is now coaching with the 49ers as the team's defensive assistant. 

Former Ravens offensive line coach Chris Foerster now in the same role with the 49ers

Chris Foerster was the Ravens offensive line/assistant head coach from 2005 to 2007. For the last five years he was with the Redskins and recently he has been hired by the 49ers.

Former Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Nolan is now coaching with the Chargers

Mike Nolan was the Ravens defensive coordinator from 2000 to 20004. He is now a linebacker's coach for the Chargers. This past season he was the defensive coordinator for the Falcons. 

Former Ravens offensive coordinator now Redskins quarterbacks coach

Former Ravens offensive coordinator Matt Cavanaugh has been hired by the Redskins to be RGIII' quarterback coach. He was with the Ravens from 1999 to 2004. 

Former Raven Michael Oher waived by the Titans

Former Raven offensive line man Michael Oher was waived by the Titans after failing his physical. Michael Oher was drafted by the Ravens in 2009 and played for the Ravens until 2013.