BALTIMORE — Some of the most pleasant evenings of Steve Bisciotti’s life are after a win. The Ravens owner will leave M&T Bank Stadium, head to the Inner Harbor, board a friend’s boat, relax in his hot tub and luxuriate in the good vibes.
“I’m sitting there with a win and I’m going: ‘This is the greatest thing in the world. How many of my friends feel this good about their business?’ ” Bisciotti told a group of local reporters Tuesday at the NFL owners meetings. “Those highs are so incredibly high.”
There are lows, too, days and nights where not even membership in one of the most exclusive clubs in sports — NFL franchise owner — can take the sting out of a defeat or ease the stress of a season. Bisciotti joked that his Ravens-obsessed friends tell him all the time: “I don’t know how you do it.” If losses leave them miserable for days after the game ends, how could he possibly handle them?
