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Super Bowl XXXV

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Jonathan Ogden
Jonathan Ogden Offensive lineman Jonathan Ogden of the Baltimore Ravens preparing to block an opposing New York Giants player during Super Bowl XXXV, 2001; the Ravens won the game.

Super Bowl XXXV, played in January 2001, saw the Baltimore Ravens defeat the New York Giants with a score of 34-7. This victory marked the franchise's first Super Bowl championship. The Ravens' defense, considered one of the best in NFL history, was a key factor in their success. Ray Lewis, a star linebacker for the Ravens, was named the Most Valuable Player of the game. The Super Bowl is the annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL).12

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