Ravens rank players 100-91 in greatest franchise history countdown
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 1, 2026, 9:13 AM
Last updated Jul 1, 2026
The Baltimore Ravens have commenced their countdown of the 100 greatest players in franchise history, beginning with ranks 100 through 91. This initial batch includes players such as Deshon Elliott, Chris Canty, and Arthur Maulet, all of whom have made significant contributions to the team's success. These players, while perhaps not the biggest stars, each played important roles in shaping the Ravens' identity over the years. The full countdown will continue to highlight additional players and their impact on the franchise.
- •The countdown starts with players ranked from 100 to 91.
- •Deshon Elliott is ranked No. 100 for his contributions as a safety.
- •Chris Canty is ranked No. 99 for his leadership on defense.
- •Arthur Maulet is recognized at No. 98 for his role as a reliable nickel defender.
- •The series aims to highlight the impactful contributions of many Ravens players.
- 9:13 AMYahoo Sports — Ranking the 100 greatest Ravens ever: Players No. 100-91
"The countdown of the 100 greatest players in Ravens history begins with Nos. 100-91, featuring fan favorites, key contributors and overlooked standouts from Baltimore's first 30 seasons.
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