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Ravens to debut a new alternate Purple Rising helmet vs. Bengals on Amazon’s TNF

Ravens to wear alternate Purple Rising helmets vs. Bengals in Week 10

The Ravens turn up for matchups against the Bengals after going all-black in 2023; Baltimore is taking things up a notch.

The Ravens announced they would wear their new Purple Rising helmets Thursday night, November 7, when they host the Cincinnati Bengals.

“The reaction to our ‘Purple Rising’ helmet launch from both players and fans was extremely positive,” Ravens Senior Vice President of Marketing Brad Downs stated. “We can’t wait to debut it in front of a national audience and huge Baltimore crowd this November.”

The first-ever alternate helmet features a metallic purple rising painted shell with gold talon lines, a gold face mask, and the front-facing Ravens logo, best known for the red eyes that adorn the player entrance tunnel at M&T Bank Stadium.

Purple Rising is just the third helmet version the Ravens have worn since the franchise’s inception in 1996.

Ravens to wear all-black uniforms in primetime matchup against Buffalo Bills

Baltimore Ravens to wear all-black uniforms in primetime matchup against Buffalo Bills on NBC’s Sunday Night Football

The Ravens will host the Buffalo Bills in Week 4 of the regular season. The primetime contest will be an all-black affair, adding some excitement.

Baltimore announced that the team will wear all-black once this season, and it’ll be in a huge matchup against Josh Allen and the Bills.


“Darkness Falls” once again, fans are encouraged to wear black, and all guests will receive a light-up wristband upon stadium entry to participate in the night’s entertainment.

The Ravens did the same last season for a “Thursday Night Football” win over the Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.

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Ravens reveal uniform combination for huge road matchup against the Cowboys

Ravens reveal uniform combination for huge road matchup against the Cowboys

The Ravens are headed to Dallas for a huge Sunday afternoon matchup at AT&T Stadium, and thanks to the Cowobys’ uniform tradition, Baltimore is breaking out the home look.

Dallas wears road white at home, which allows the Ravens to wear their Purple Reign alternate uniforms.

The Ravens’ all-time record against the Cowboys is 5-1, and the teams last met in the 2020 season.

In that game, quarterback Lamar Jackson ran for 94 yards and a touchdown as the focal point of a relentless rushing attack that amassed 294 yards, and Baltimore withstood a COVID-19 outbreak to beat the Dallas Cowboys 34-17 on a Tuesday night.

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Ravens announce date for primetime debut of new alternate Purple Rising helmets

Ravens to wear new alternate Purple Rising helmets vs. Bengals

The Ravens turn up for matchups against the Bengals after going all-black in 2023; Baltimore is taking things up a notch.Β  Β The Ravens announced they would wear their new Purple Rising helmets Thursday night, November 7, when they host the Cincinnati Bengals.

https://Twitter.com/Ravens/status/1829203107139518679

“The reaction to our ‘Purple Rising’ helmet launch from both players and fans was extremely positive,” Ravens Senior Vice President of Marketing Brad Downs stated. “We can’t wait to debut it in front of a national audience and huge Baltimore crowd this November.”

The Ravens also announced that they will wear their all-black uniforms on Sept. 29 (Week 4) when they take on the Buffalo Bills at M&T Bank Stadium on “Sunday Night Football.”

“Darkness Falls” once again. Fans are encouraged to wear black, and all guests will receive a light-up wristband upon stadium entry to participate in the night’s entertainment.

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Ravens to wear all-black uniforms in primetime against an AFC East opponent

Ravens to wear all-black uniforms in primetime against an AFC East opponent

The Ravens will host the Buffalo Bills in Week 4 of the regular season. The primetime contest will be an all-black affair, adding some excitement.

Baltimore announced that the team will wear all-black once this season, and it’ll be in a huge matchup against Josh Allen and the Bills.

https://Twitter.com/Ravens/status/1829203107139518679

“Darkness Falls” once again, fans are encouraged to wear black, and all guests will receive a light-up wristband upon stadium entry to participate in the night’s entertainment.

The Ravens did the same last season for a “Thursday Night Football” win over the Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.

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Ravens rookie DB Beau Brade switches jersey number

Baltimore Ravens rookie defensive back Beau Brade is switching uniform numbers ahead of the season opener vs. the Kansas City Chiefs

Beau Brade got from the muscle, going from a local undrafted free agent product to the Ravens’ 53-man roster and a potential role on a championship-caliber defense.

Brade can fill the alley on run plays or rush the quarterback as a Blitzer, and as the rookie prepares for a trip to Kansas City to face the reigning Super Bowl champion Chiefs, he’s switching jersey numbers.

Damarion Williams was waived, and after re-signing to the practice squad, Brade will move from No. 6 to No. 24.

Brade had an outstanding preseason, leading the Ravens in tackles with 19 total.Β  The former Maryland Terrapins safety is also a homegrown story. He grew up in Clarksville, MD, and attended River Hill High School.

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Are the Ravens set to unveil a new alternate helmet, logo?

The Baltimore Ravens are adding an alternate helmet featuring the secondary logo shown above.

The NFL, and pro sports in general, is all about adding alternate additional uniforms these days. After all, more uniforms means more merchandise to sell.

Alternate helmets are all the rage in the National Football League these days, and if the Baltimore Ravens are introducing one, it may look like what you see below.

Paul Lukas of Uni Watch just posted this less than an hour ago:

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