Jon Ogden Retires
East Coast Bias —
The (Baltimore) Sun is reporting that Jonathan Ogden has opted to retire after 12 seasons at left tackle for the Baltimore Ravens. Ogden was a perennial Pro Bowler enjoying a Hall of Fame career protecting the MANY blind sides of Baltimore quarterbacks. Unfortunately he has been hampered by toe injuries recently that make it very difficult for him to anchor and push off - two critical motions for a tackle. ...
Jonathan Ogden Set to Announce Retirement
Ebony Bird | A Baltimore Ravens blog —
... According the Baltimore Sun, the Baltimore Ravens 11-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle will announce his retirement tomorrow. More details to come. ...
OGDEN WILL RETIRE TOMORROW
ProFootballTalk.com —
Jamison Hensley and Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun are reporting that 11-time Pro Bowl left tackle Jonathan Ogden will meet with the Ravens today and formally announce his retirement tomorrow.“ It took a little while to decide ,” Ogden told The Sun . “You just can’t make a decision like this overnight.” Ogden said the decision ultimately came down to his chronically injured big toe, which he hyperextended 16 months ago, and which still hasn’t fully healed.“I tried to work out, I tried to practice on the toe,” Ogden said. “But it never came back to 100 percent.” Ogden ...
Jonathan Ogden To Retire
Football Outsiders —
Jonathan Ogden To Retire The Baltimore Sun is reporting that Jonathan Ogden will announce his retirement at a Thursday press conference. posted 6-11-2008 at 2:02 PM by ...
Jonathan Ogden Will Retire Tomorrow
FanHouse —
... will finally make it official tomorrow: He's calling it a career after a stellar 12-year run at left tackle for the Ravens. He spoke with the Baltimore Sun today and let them know that after battling a toe injury for most of the past two seasons, the end of the road was nigh. ...
Wednesday Walk Around The League (Thursday edition)
Big Blue View —
... I know, I know, its Thursday, but we figured we would give the Strahan/Shockey/ and then Plax stories another day.
Here are some non-Strahan stories making the rounds this week:
Another future Hall of Famer is hanging them up. The Baltimore Sun is reporting that Jonathan Ogden will retire today.
John Rauch, who led the Raiders to their first Super Bowl berth in 1967, has died at the age of 80.
Randy Hill of Fox Sports says its time for the Bears to kick Cedric Benson to the curb. I'm no ...
