The Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl XXXV victory is mostly remembered for Ray Lewis and the defense knocking the snot out of Kerry Collins and the New York Giants offense. Jermaine Lewis made history that night, and it shouldn’t be an after thought:
The Baltimore Ravens defeated the New York Giants 34-7 in Super Bowl XXXV. It was the Ravens first Super Bowl and a defensive shutout. The Giants would have remained scoreless if not for a lapse on the Ravens kickoff coverage. When Ron Dixon returned a kick for a touchdown he cut the Ravens lead to 17-7. What was a Baltimore blowout in the making got interesting at that moment. That could have been the moment that woke the Giants up and changed the…