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Jacoby Jones, Ravens donate motorcycles to New Orleans police

Jacoby Jones led a press conference on Wednesday to donate motorcycles to the New Orleans Police Department. (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

Jacoby Jones led a press conference on Wednesday to donate motorcycles to the New Orleans Police Department. (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

The Baltimore Ravens are in a giving mood following their Super Bowl win last month.

Fresh off a $120 million contract for quarterback Joe Flacco earlier this week, the Ravens used wide receiver and New Orleans native Jacoby Jones to lead a press conference Wednesday to donate two customized Harley-Davidson FLHP motorcycles to the New Orleans Police Department as a "thank you" for making Super Bowl XLVII a safe event, according to Jarrett Bell of USATodaySports.com.

Mayor Mitch Landrieu and police superintendent Ronal Serpes were present to accept the donation.

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said he wanted to show how much the team, their families and the fans appreciated the treatment they received while in New Orleans:

"We wanted to do something to show our appreciation for how well our team, our families and our fans were treated by everyone representing New Orleans."

Times-Picayune

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