Qadry Ismail - Personal/ After Playing Days

Personal/ After Playing Days

Qadry Ismail is the brother of Raghib and Sulaiman. In the summer of 1984, Qadry’s mother sent her sons to live with their Grandmother in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Shortly after retiring from professional football, Qadry became an analyst for Comcast Sports Net and B.E.T. Black College Football. Qadry spent several years as an ESPN Analyst and is currently with Rave TV, home of Baltimore Ravens Football, and WBAL (AM). He hosts the show "Ravens Report" with former Baltimore Ravens center Mike Flynn and Gerry Sandusky, the Ravens play-by play commentator. Ismail also assists Sandusky in color commentating for Ravens games. Ismail was present during the Ravens Super Bowl XXXV reunion in 2010.

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