Former Tar Heel Jason Brown takes on veteran role

Posted Jan 4, 2009
The Baltimore Ravens went through a lot of changes in 2008, even before the season began. that meant Jason Brown, the former Tar Heel standout, was one of the most experienced offensive linemen for the Ravens this season, starting at center. "With Jonathan Ogden, I have learned so much with him my first three years," said Brown, who was drafted by the Ravens in 2005 out of UNC. "I have the potential to be the veteran on the offensive line. I am trying to set an example." (Raleigh News & Observer)

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