Top 10 Baltimore Ravens related Fantasy Football names
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Names that say hello to the Newest Ravens:
6. Maclin and Cheese:
This one is rather self explanatory. The Ravens have a wide receiver to be excited about and his name is Jeremy Maclin. Instead of Mac and cheese, we have Maclin in cheese. The Ravens have high hopes that Maclin can provide big plays in the passing game. This fantasy football team name would be a big play for you. Do yourself a favor and draft Maclin though, otherwise it’s not as perfect.
5. Bowser’s Purple Castle:
The Ravens drafted Tyus Bowser with their second round pick in the 2017 NFL Draft. Here come all the Super Mario jokes you could ever think of, right? Well, we aren’t here to disappoint. Bowser’s castle is now purple. Here is a team name that just makes too much sense. Bowser is a defensive player, so he isn’t somebody you’ll draft. However if you draft the Ravens defense (which is highly recommended) Bowser could make plays that show up on the fantasy scoreboard.
4. Danny Would Head To The End Zone:
This one is too much fun. I love this one. I thought up all of these team names this morning and this one may be my favorite. If it wasn’t so cheesy it would end up as my number one team name. It’s obviously a phrase built off the name Danny Woodhead. Danny would head to the end zone, wouldn’t he?