"Wearing a blue sport coat, loafers and his trademark tan, Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti has rediscovered his smile after a devastating AFC championship game loss to the New England Patriots.

That doesn't mean the Anne Arundel County businessman isn't still feeling the hurt of a crushing defeat where wide receiver Lee Evans dropped a potential touchdown pass in the final minute and kicker Billy Cundiff flubbed a chip shot field goal in the final seconds.

"No, I'm not over it," Bisciotti said Wednesday during a state of the team press conference at team headquarters. "The more you get into 2012, the more you realize the pain is going away. I don't think any of us are over it, but we have to move on."

When asked what the Ravens need to do to make the Super Bowl, Bisciotti replied quickly: "Hold on to a ball."

Although the Ravens have a hefty workload in terms of offseason business, Bisciotti is encouraged about the future and was adamant that the AFC North champions will remain a contender by locking up quarterback Joe Flacco and Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice to new contracts."