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11-20-2007, 06:43 PM #25
Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
Next season is a long way off but if Boller is the starter next season the Ravens won't finish with 8 wins. He's the best of the bunch at this point son. Someone needs to be brought in to give the Ravens some competence at the position and it also wouldn't hurt to scrap billicks whole playbook.
I believe his playbook and playcalling damages the Ravens much more than the play of any quarterback suiting up .
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11-20-2007, 06:55 PM #27
Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
Seems like the Fighting Ungers give a little creedence to some of what I have been saying:
http://www.wnst.net/Home/tabid/36/En...3/Default.aspx
Take solace in knowing that, when fully healthy, the Ravens are still clearly a better football team than the Cleveland Browns. QB Derek Anderson may have had better overall numbers than Boller but he also proved himself to be young and very mortal. Don't believe me? Ask Ray Lewis. He won the first half but Kyle Boller won the second... and very nearly the game.
So who's the better quarterback? I can't tell you. Right now, it looks like a tie. However, consider for a moment what Boller was able to accomplish with far less to work with. I mean, his offensive line played like they hated him, or like they might've all pooled their paychecks and bet on the Browns. The poor guy took some of the most vicious hits I've seen this side of "The Sopranos" and managed to keep smiling. And when the Ravens needed points, he delivered. You can't ask much more from a relatively young quarterback than that. He makes mistakes but he also can make some big throws. I know one thing for sure, when it counted he looked a hell of a lot better than the current version of Steve McNair.The Ravens won't make the playoffs and might not even get two more wins. But, over the remaining weeks, you'll get to see what Boller can bring against some of the best defenses in the AFC. It might be ugly, really ugly, or we might just discover that, in fact, the Ravens have a quarterback they can trust and next year, with a presumably high draft pick, the Ravens can draft a true #1 wide receiver and then in '08- who knows?
BTW 4, I loved the "I am really Tex" quote. It's amazing how 100% similar down to the thought process those two usernames post the same. Right down to the excessive use of smiley icons. HMMMMMM.......
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11-20-2007, 07:15 PM #28
Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
Anderson is a better quarterback right now than Boller will ever be.
He hasn't even hit the 16 start mark for his career and already has thrown for more TDs in a season than Boller ever had or ever will. Boller isn't talented enough to toss for 20 TDs in a season. Thus far Boller has topped out at 13
Boller cost us a first and second pick and more than ten million wasted and Anderson cost 6th round pick money......Also Anderson was playing against one of the NFLs top defenses and Boller was playing against a 30 something ranked D missing a starting corner. For the record Anderson did get the "W".
I'd be willing to bet most ravens fans would trade Boller for Anderson without question.
CASE CLOSEDLast edited by RustonRifle; 11-20-2007 at 07:22 PM.
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11-20-2007, 07:35 PM #29Pro Bowl Poster
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Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
can I trade Billick for Romeo and the browns Oc too? Then...um...yes?
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11-20-2007, 08:06 PM #30Regular 1st Stringer
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Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
Billick scrapped the playbook for years to fit the lousy offensive personnel Ozzie acquired and all everyone did was complain he needed to open the playbook up hon.
He did that last year with a real QB at the helm and they won 13 games.
It's too bad injuries caught up with McNair this year. Boller, at best, is an average backup.
As much as the fans here love to second guess and complain, Sypniewski was wide up on the 3rd and 1 play and an average qb could have gotten him the ball. Cleveland had the box stuffed and blitzed the up the middle the last three plays before that. No way McGahee gets the first.
But at least Baltimore has something to whine about, Aubrey Huff was right.Last edited by RavinDonnie; 11-20-2007 at 08:37 PM.
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11-20-2007, 08:45 PM #31
Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
No way McGahee gets 1 yard? You are telling me our 23 million dollar running back sucks so much that he wouldn't have been able to fall foward for a single yard?
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11-20-2007, 09:00 PM #32Regular 1st Stringer
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Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
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11-20-2007, 09:08 PM #33
Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
Dude, you are new to this forum. So I'll cut you a break. I have never had confidence in Mike Flynn or this OL. Check my posting history. But:
1) They didn't stack the box.
2) We had 2 plays to run the ball. If you can't get 2nd and 1, you should be able to get 3rd and 1.
3) Sypniewski was not wide open. He hadn't been wide open all day.
The wrong play was called. Everyone on the planet for the most part agrees with that. Sorry if you don't.
No other team I know of in the NFL throws in that situation.
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11-20-2007, 10:30 PM #34
Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
Believe me CR, I don't want to ever know you.
What's bizarre is the fact that you cannot comprehend what we are talking about. Of course you can post on here for years without me "knowing" you.
People on this board state their opinions about many different subjects regarding the Ravens.
That is what Stinger and I are talking about. It's not about "knowing" you or anyone else personally.
It's about reading your comments about the Ravens.
People on this board can read my posts and realize that I do not think Kyle Boller is the answer to our QB problems. You see how that works? Someone reads my posts and comes to that conclusion
Am I not allowed to root for boller and wish him well as our starter? Why is PP the only one who can bash boller endlessly and then jump on the bandwagon?
On a side note ...what the fuck is with stinger and his ignore list. does he really go back and forth and put people on and off his ignore list every other day. Sometimes I talk with him and other times he gets "fed up"- that has to be very tedious. I dont even know where the ignore list is on this site.
Since succesfully removing the rep points with my silent protest Im now working on getting that Ignore feature removed too. I think i can do it.WOW! I feel so fortunate that the Ravens did what they had to do to make this happen. Thank you. My Heart is with the Raven....My Heart is with Baltimore and its great fans. What can I say. Here We Go!!! --Ray Lewis
No, Thank you Ray... :ww:
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11-20-2007, 10:56 PM #35
Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
Ummm, no. The rep was icing, unnecessary to the smooth operation of the site.
The ignore list makes it possible for people who are supremely irritated with one person or another to contribute here anyway. It's essential. Without it, irrational obnoxious loudmouths could run everyone else off, or at least everyone who couldn't tolerate the noise.
Not saying we *have* any of those here, just saying what it's for. The whole point is, it allows people to draw their own lines about what they choose to read.Festivus
His definitions and arguments were so clear in his own mind that he was unable to understand how any reasonable person could honestly differ with him.
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11-20-2007, 10:57 PM #36
Re: Ray gives some verbal support to Boller
Not saying we *have* any of those here, just saying what it's for. The whole point is, it allows people to draw their own lines about what they choose to read.WOW! I feel so fortunate that the Ravens did what they had to do to make this happen. Thank you. My Heart is with the Raven....My Heart is with Baltimore and its great fans. What can I say. Here We Go!!! --Ray Lewis
No, Thank you Ray... :ww:
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