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The Baltimore Ravens used their first-ever draft pick, fourth overall of the 1996 NFL Draft, on highly touted Outland Trophy Award-winning tackle Jonathan Ogden out of UCLA.
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Ogden became an instant starter and was recognized as a consensus All-Rookie pick in 1996.
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Jonathan earned a starting spot in the Pro Bowl following the ’97 season, one of 11 times he was voted to the league’s all-star game.
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By 2000, the Ravens had climbed to the top of the NFL with Ogden anchoring the offensive line from his left tackle spot.
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Ogden, who was named the NFL’s Offensive Linemen of the Year by the NFL Alumni in 2002, was highly regarded as a great pass protector and equally adept as a run blocker.
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In 2003, Jonathan helped pave the way for running back Jamal Lewis who became just the fifth player in NFL history to eclipse 2,000 yards rushing in a season.
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A member of the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 2000s, he played in 177 games in his career.
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Ogden is all smiles after being elected into the Hall of Fame.
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Ogden getting measured for his Hall of Fame Gold Jacket.
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Jonathan signing autographs.