The 1996 Baltimore Ravens were the inaugural season for the franchise after relocating from Cleveland. Key aspects of the 1996 season include:
Relocation and Naming: The team's controversial move from Cleveland to Baltimore resulted in the agreement that Cleveland would retain the Browns' name, history, and records, while a new franchise was established in Baltimore. The team was named the Ravens after a fan vote, paying homage to Edgar Allan Poe, who spent time in and died in Baltimore.
Head Coach: Ted Marchibroda was the team's first head coach.
Stadium: The Ravens played their home games at Memorial Stadium.
Record: The Ravens finished their inaugural season with a record of 4-12.
Key Players: Notable players from the 1996 Ravens team included quarterback Vinny Testaverde.
Overall: While the season wasn't successful in terms of wins, it marked the beginning of a new era for football in Baltimore and laid the foundation for future success. The initial season focused on building a team and establishing a fan base.
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