Ravens Alternate Logo

The Baltimore Ravens have a long and storied history with their alternate logo. The original design was created in 1996 when the team moved from Cleveland to Baltimore, and it featured a shield with two ravens perched atop it. This logo quickly became an iconic symbol of the franchise, representing its strength and resilience through tough times.

In 2003, the Ravens unveiled an updated version of their alternate logo, which included more detailed artwork that showcased both ravens in flight over a shield adorned by three stars on either side. This new look provided fans with something fresh while maintaining elements of tradition from the original design. It also highlighted one of Maryland's most beloved symbols -the state bird- as well as emphasized unity among players and supporters alike who were proud to wear this badge on their jerseys or hats each game day!

Today, although some minor modifications have been made since then (such as adding gold trim around certain parts), this classic emblem remains unchanged mainly, serving not only as a reminder but also as an inspiration for all associated with the organization’s past successes & future potential!