Kyle Boller

2008 BALTIMORE RAVENS PREVIEW 2007 Record: 5-11 (4th AFC North) Predicted 2008 Record: 5-10 (4th AFC North) Key Acquisitions: LB Brendan Ayanbadejo, G Adrien Clarke, S Jim Leonhard, CB Frank Walker, CB Jenny Walls, CB Fabian Washington Key Losses: RB Mike Anderson, WR Devard Darling, C Mike Flynn, DT Kenny King, QB Steve McNair (retired), OT Jonathan Ogden (retired), KR BJ Simms, RB Musa Smith, CB Jamaine Winborn The Bill Billacheck era in Baltimore is over, enter Special Teams guru John... Read Full Story

The season is over before it even got started for Ravens QB Kyle Boller, who today was placed on injured reserve with a shoulder injury.  Coach John Harbaugh said today that injury appears to be either a torn labrum or other damage that would render Boller unable to play this year. He was in line to at least have a good shot at being the Ravens starter this season, as he was going at it with Troy Smith and rookie Joe Flacco, who basically won the job by default.  This is the last year that... Read Full Story

By Andy Benoit, www.NFLTouchdown.com Predicted: 4th 2008 Record: 5-11 (4th AFC North) Head Coach: John Harbaugh (1st year) Roster Quick View *rookie **new veteran Offense QB: Kyle Boller If he’s starting, then Joe Flacco is still too raw. Admirable character, but simply awful under duress. The Ravens can’t win with him. RB: Willis McGahee Production is there––even with poor endurance and explosiveness. Uses his blocks well, but creates little on his own. FB: LeRon McClain Very fine athlete... Read Full Story

Ever since the Ravens said that they would have an open competition for the quarterback spot everyone had an opinion. I think even I flip-flopped at least twice. Kyle Boller has the most NFL experience, he may not be the future but he gives the team the best chance to win now. Troy Smith is called by some a natural leader and can make plays with his legs. He could really help out the young line as start to work together. Joe Flacco is the future. He has a solid arm and good size and if the... Read Full Story

John Harbaugh’s first game as an NFL head coach ended up a 16-15 win over the defending AFC champion New England Patriots. Several offensive weapons for both teams didn’t suit up, including Tom Brady, Randy Moss, Willis McGahee, Mark Clayton and Todd Heap, which lead to a mostly defensive dominated game. The game started well and promising for Kyle Boller in his quest to remain the starting QB as he completed 5 of 6 passes for 56 yards in their first possession while leading his team to a 42... Read Full Story