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In memory of David Letterman's last night on air

David Letterman is going off the air after 33 years. Starting on late night way back in 1982, Letterman has been a fixture on American television for what seems like forever now. A fitting tribute I'm sure is in the works as other late night hosts have been discussing his departure on their own shows for the last week now.

By Matthew Stevens

David Letterman is going off the air after 33 years. Starting on late night way back in 1982, Letterman has been a fixture on American television for what seems like forever now. A fitting tribute I'm sure is in the works as other late night hosts have been discussing his departure on their own shows for the last week now.

As a way of remembering some of the better times of David Letterman, we'll take a look at when some of our own Baltimore Ravens were on the show. After the Super Bowl run of the 2012 NFL season, David had quarterback Joe Flacco and head coach John Harbaugh on the program. Between discussing contract negotiations with Flacco and the HarBowl with Harbaugh, some funny and insightful moments popped up.

Good luck on your future endeavors David Letterman, the Raisins... I mean Ravens will miss you.

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