Is this why Flacco wasn't given more of the reins sooner?

[PerpetuallyBored74]

Just read an article by Les Carpenter on Yahoo Sports where he interviewed Harbaugh that provided possible insight into why Flacco hadn't been more in command of the offense until fairly recently.

"At times this year [Flacco] has seemed frustrated knowing how much potential Flacco has locked inside as the offense has been slow to take off. The no-huddle offense the Ravens have used in parts of the last couple seasons had to be scaled down this fall as the team worked in new offensive linemen and receivers. Harbaugh thinks Flacco is better in the no-huddle. He believes his quarterback likes the pace and the offense, which is so hard to start, moves a little more free."

The article also delves into how the coaches and other Ravens feel about Flacco as their QB, and also has some interesting points regarding Flacco's intelligence. I recommend reading the rest of it--it's not too long.

Here's the link:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_yl...rs_late_110711

[Flacco Seagulls]

Very good and uplifting read...thanks for the share. So many times, even after a win, the articles and or comments are so negative, this will be a good week!

[Ravenswintitle]

probably had more to do with a lack of receivers outside of Boldin

[akashicrecorder]

Some waved towels at the fans no longer twirling Terrible Towels shouting “where are your towels?”

Love it!

[Strange Bru]

This is another good article about Joe Flacco from CBSSports.com. I am not used to reading this sort of article from them on any player from the Ravens.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/1...rucial-victory

[dscola31]

Just read an article by Les Carpenter on Yahoo Sports where he interviewed Harbaugh that provided possible insight into why Flacco hadn't been more in command of the offense until fairly recently.

"At times this year [Flacco] has seemed frustrated knowing how much potential Flacco has locked inside as the offense has been slow to take off. The no-huddle offense the Ravens have used in parts of the last couple seasons had to be scaled down this fall as the team worked in new offensive linemen and receivers. Harbaugh thinks Flacco is better in the no-huddle. He believes his quarterback likes the pace and the offense, which is so hard to start, moves a little more free."

The article also delves into how the coaches and other Ravens feel about Flacco as their QB, and also has some interesting points regarding Flacco's intelligence. I recommend reading the rest of it--it's not too long.

Here's the link:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_yl...rs_late_110711

I'm too busy listening to Deion Sanders crying foul over the Ravens win. When did he start becoming a Squeeler nut hugger?

[esmd]

"And in a late night chill, as the stadium quietly emptied, the realization came clearer: The Ravens are better than the Steelers now. And much of it has to do with the man throwing the ball."

Oh.....HELL......YEAH!!!!!!!!