When the Mayflower vans rolled out of town in the middle of a snowy night in late March of 1984, Baltimore lost a piece of its sporting soul.
The Colts were gone and on their way to Indianapolis. But what happened next?
Where did fans turn to get their football fix after having their team ripped away from them? How did the Colts players feel about the move? Many were fixtures in the local community. They had other jobs. How did their lives change? How did those players and fans feel when the Browns rolled into town in 1996 and later became the Ravens?
In the upcoming documentary, "Ghosts of 33rd Street," Maryland filmmaker Troy Lowman hopes to answer those questions, bridging the 12-year gap between the Colts' departure and the Ravens' arrival.
