30 NFL Stadiums in 30 Days- Day 10: Baltimore Ravens 

Very awesome to see you both coordinate for this stadium visit and a good cause.

Thank you for showing Tom what's up with being part of the flock. Sometimes we may disagree, but at the end of the day we're a football family 💜🖤💜🖤 God bless 🙌

So cool guys, I loved this so much

My favorite football RU-vidr met my favorite Baltimore RU-vidr. I honestly think I'm going to cry😢

Couldn’t stop crying throughout the video.🥹You did such an amazing job with this. It was real. It was special. Thank you so much man. Got so much love for you man.

Hell yeah can't wait

show starts midnight on my end of the world but I'll be up listening. LFG

Where’s he gonna be on Monday? Indy?

@@sportballotaku2139 Yup.

wouldn't be surprised if Pat matches what Tom has raised so far!!

Gave me chills and brought a tear to my eye

Look at him crying with joy. That man has worked so so hard for his dreams. He has pushed and struggled and he is actively changing lives. Dude makes me wanna be a better person.

Hopefully my Raiders won’t. Stay out of our stadium. We don’t want Adams being stolen.

@@jamesbailey4304 fr man very inspirational

im a steelers fan... do you hate me?

@sporkyboy Nah, I have friends who are Steelers fans, I'm just messing with you.

@@sporkyboy2703 Ravens-Steelers rivalry tends to end up in "begrudging respect" territory. Are we ever gonna be best friends? Probably not, but I can respect that the steelers believe in playing tough, physical football and representing their blue collar city in the same way that the Ravens try to do the same. Both teams are examples for the league when it comes to stability at the ownership and coaching levels, and the 4 super bowls between them since the Ravens were created in 1996 shows that approach to be successful. It's not hate for sure.

@@sporkyboy2703 As long as you aren't a douchebag about repping the Black and Gold, yeah, we can get along and talk football.

@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 The rivarly was always fun to watch and whoever won i still had fun watching it!

This is how the Ravens organization treats everyone. I’m glad that other teams can see this and continue to treat Tom with the respect he deserves for that he’s doing for these kids.

This what Baltimore does they might be hard on the outside but on the inside they welcome u with open arms just like Tom said which why I love the city of Baltimore and the ravens

I'm guessing broncos might set something up in the stadium

Sorry for your loss brother. That “FOR MO” hit a lot of us right in the heart. Peace and blessings. 🙏🏾

I’m so sorry dude hopefully you feel better❤❤❤❤❤

Sorry for your loss, I hope and pray that you feel better 🙏🏻

Sorry for your loss man

This is amazing. How do I go about going on a stadium tour?

Oh no now that Tom has hearted it I have noticed a minor grammatical error this truly is the end of me

As a fellow Canadian Ravens fan, I agree. Love the team and community surrounding the Ravens!

Yeh football brings everyone together even if we dislike the other team.

I got your first 🍻

"past few years" The Wire is like twenty years old.

It's not a "bad rep". The city has been one of the most dangerous in the nation for decades, and I take no pleasure in saying this as a born and raised Marylander. No one ever said it doesn't have good parts, Inner harbor has always been nice for example. But even the area around M&T Bank and the Horseshoe casino is sketchy as hell.

@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 so it’s a city in America. Got it. I to was born in MD and lived in Baltimore for 12 years. Now I live in the DC area. As a baltimoron, DC is way more “sketchy” than Baltimore..but I’m not softer than baby shit and realize that the majority of cities are all the same. Good parts and bad parts.

@@fy4b230 Baltimore has a murder rate of 50.1 per 100,000 while D.C. is at a third of that at 17.1 per 100,000. Pretending that every city is the same in this regard is just ignorance. Baltimore is routinely top 3 in murders every year, usually with St. Louis, New Orleans, and Chicago while D.C. is never that close. Second, where in the fuck are you doing in D.C. that it is sketchier than Baltimore? The only part of D.C. that is even remotely bad anymore is Anacostia. The wharf went from crack houses to a new concert hall, apartments, and restaurants. NOMA went from crime-ridden to hipster central, and NW DC near U.S. 50 was cleaned up years ago. You may live in the "D.C. Area" but you clearly don't actually go to the city. I work at the Reagan building, I know D.C. Also, if you had reading comprehension beyond that of a toddler, you would have seen that I even stated that Baltimore still has nicer areas such as the inner harbor. The problem with Baltimore is the "nice parts" are few and far between while the sketchy as shit parts are more numerous by the day. And good lord, "I'm not softer than baby shit". Really? This was your best? you are without a doubt the most pathetic keyboard warrior I've ever seen. next time just sit out the grown ups conversation there champ.

I say this as a Baltimore resident of over 8 years. I have relative's and dear friends who have misconceptions of B'more. Tom is doing a good service by showing a positive light of Baltimore embodied by the Ravens. Considering the news environment, hard working, ordinary Baltimorean are often lost in the wash of cable news. Folks will focus on the violence of Cherry Hill and forget the quiet in Hampden or Fed Hill or Mt. Vernon, or Charles Village or Remington. If it bleeds, it leads.