Ravens Announce Temporary Relocation of Iconic Statues at M&T Bank Stadium

Baltimore Ravens Make Historic Decision

In a move that has shocked and saddened many Baltimore Ravens fans, the team has announced that they will be temporarily relocating the iconic statues of former players Johnny Unitas, Ray Lewis, and Ed Reed from M&T Bank Stadium. The statues, which have been a fixture at the stadium since it opened in 1998, will be moved to a secure, undisclosed location while the stadium undergoes renovations.

Renovations to Enhance Fan Experience

The Ravens emphasized that the renovations are necessary to enhance the fan experience at M&T Bank Stadium. The renovations will include upgrades to the seating, concourses, and other amenities. The team expects the renovations to be completed by the start of the 2024 season.

Statues to Return After Renovations

The Ravens have assured fans that the statues will be returned to M&T Bank Stadium once the renovations are complete. The team is committed to preserving the legacy of these legendary players and ensuring that their contributions to the Ravens organization are never forgotten.

Temporary Location a Source of Speculation

The exact location of the statues during their temporary relocation has not been disclosed. Some fans have speculated that the statues will be moved to the team's practice facility in Owings Mills, while others believe they will be stored in a climate-controlled warehouse.

Mixed Reactions from Fans

The news of the statues' relocation has been met with mixed reactions from fans. Some fans understand the need for renovations and support the team's decision. Others are disappointed that the statues will be removed from M&T Bank Stadium, even temporarily.

Ravens Hope for Understanding

The Ravens hope that fans will understand the need for the renovations and the temporary relocation of the statues. The team is committed to creating a world-class fan experience at M&T Bank Stadium, and they believe that the renovations will ultimately benefit all fans.