Jonathan Ogden Career Highlights

• First-ever player drafted by the Baltimore Ravens (1996)
• 8-time Pro-Bowl starter 1998-2004
• All-Pro Offensive Tackle for the past 7 years
• Super Bowl Champion 2000
• 1995 Outland Trophy Award Winner, given to the nation's premier college linemen
• Four year starter at UCLA and only the eight player in school history to have his jersey number 79, retired.

Pro Career
Jonathan is a 8-time Pro Bowl starter at left tackle...Started all 16 games at left guard as a rookie in 1996, then made the switch back to his natural left tackle spot, and has cemented a starting berth in the Pro Bowl in the last two years...Won second-team All-Pro by AP following last season...After the 1987 season, he earned All-Pro honors from Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News, Pro Football Weekly, College & Pro Football Weekly, and Football Digest...Also won All-AFC from Football News...Physically dominating lineman capped a tremendous rookie season with All-Pro selections by Sports Illustrated and Dallas Morning News...Was the first-ever player selected by the Ravens...Was the first offensive lineman selected in the 1996 draft and the fourth player overall (after Keyshawn Johnson by the Jets, Kevin Hardy by the Jaguars and Simeon Rice by the Cardinals)...First of two first-round picks by Baltimore in 1996 (LB Ray Lewis of Miami was selected with the 26th overall choice).

1999
1999: Started every game at left tackle, earning Pro Bowl honors for the third consecutive season..Also named second-team All-Pro by AP, Football Digest's first-team All-Pro and Pro Football Weekly All-AFC honors.

1998
Pro Bowl starter for second consecutive season...AP second-team All-Pro...Missed the final three games of the season with an ankle injury...Snapped a 45-game starting streak (second-longest on team) vs. Minn. (12/13) due to the ankle injury...Was replaced by James Atkins...Forced to leave game at Tenn. (12/6) with sprains to both ankles, the first time he missed extensive action...Played through the injury for as long as he could, as four of the starting five offensive linemen suffered injuries (Wally Williams - neck; Jeff Blackshear - abdomen; Orlando Brown - ankle)...Started 44th straight game in 38-31 win vs. Ind. (11/29), and helped pave way for Priest Holmes. 103-yard rushing performance.

1997
Started all 16 games at left tackle (32 straight starts overall: 16 at left guard and 16 at left tackle)...

1996
Capped tremendous rookie season with All-Pro selections by Sports Illustrated and Dallas Morning News...Also a consensus All-Rookie choice...Named to USA Today's All-Rookie team (selected by Jarrett Bell)...Permitted only one sack all season and three penalties (one of those on special teams)...Started all 16 games at left guard, a switch from his natural tackle position...Had lineman's dream come true in Ravens' 31-17 win vs. Pitts. (12/1) when he caught a one-yard TD pass for Baltimore's first score.

College Highlights
Four-year starter at left tackle for UCLA...His jersey, number 79, was retired last season, only the eighth player in school history to be so honored...Started all 23 games that UCLA played in his final two seasons and allowed just two QB sacks...1995 Outland Trophy Award winner. was rated as the top player available regardless of position in Pro Football Weekly's draft preview issue, as well as "Most Coveted Player"...An outstanding athlete (he's a world-class shot-putter)...Finished fifth in the NCAA indoor shot-put event in both 1995 and 1994...Finished fourth in the NCAA's outdoor championships with a 61' 1-1/2" heave in 1995...Unanimous first-team All-America in 1995...Earned first team All-Pac 10 and was the recipient of the Outland Trophy, given to the nation's premier linemen...Was named the Columbus Touchdown Club's Lineman of the Year and won the Morris Trophy as the Pac-10 Conference's Best Offensive Lineman...Co-winner of UCLA's Henry "Red" Sanders Award, given to the team's Most Valuable Player...Runner-up for the Lombardi Award in one of the closest votes in history...Averaged over 13 knockdown blocks per game as he allowed only one quarterback sack...Freshman All-America first-team pick by Football News in 1992...Played in every game and started the final five...Recipient of the John Boncheff, Jr. Memorial Award, given to the team's Rookie of the Year...Became the first true freshman since 1973 to start more than two games in a season for the Bruins...History major, twice earning Director's Honor Roll honors (3.33 GPA).