BALTIMORE — Ravens president Dick Cass will retire after 18 years with the team and will be succeeded by former Washington Wizards and Cleveland Browns executive Sashi Brown.
Cass, 76, has served as the right-hand man to Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti, supervising every non-football aspect of the organization while also participating in high-level football meetings. He has served as the team’s point person on everything from stadium improvements to relationships with elected officials to COVID-19 response.
Hiring Cass, a former Washington attorney, was Bisciotti’s first major move after he purchased a majority share of the Ravens from Art Modell in 2004.
