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AFC championship game is a star-studded affair in Baltimore as Ravens host Chiefs

Former Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis is one of the Ravens' legends of the game on Sunday, along with former Ravens safety Ed Reed.
Former Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis is one of the Ravens' legends of the game on Sunday, along with former Ravens safety Ed Reed.

The Baltimore Ravens are pulling out all the stops for their first time ever hosting the AFC championship game.

The team has announced several special guests taking part in the festivities for Sunday's game.

Former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis and safety Ed Reed were announced as the team's "Legends of the Game" and were recognized on the field pregame. Other former Ravens are involved as well, with Hall of Fame tackle Jonathan Ogden, receiver Anquan Boldin and linebacker Terrell Suggs all named honorary captains for the AFC title game.

Taylor Swift and more celebrities at Chiefs vs. Ravens

In addition, Baltimore native and 23-time Olympic gold medalist swimmer Michael Phelps delivered the game ball.

Taylor Swift celebrates an early Travis Kelce touchdown.

Ray Lewis in the house.

T-Pain will perform the halftime show.

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Celebrities, athletes attend Chiefs vs. Ravens AFC championship game