Sypniewski Injured In Ravens Practice
Sypniewski Injured In Ravens Practice
“It definitely didn’t look good”
Friday, April 18, 2008 WBAL Radio and Associated Press Baltimore Ravens tight end Quinn Sypniewski was carted off the field Friday with what appeared to be a serious injury during the second day of a minicamp. via WBAL-AM Baltimore
Cowboys play Ravens in Texas Stadium’s regular-season finale
When the Dallas Cowboys play their final regular-season game at Texas Stadium, the opponent won’t be a longtime division rival or even a team with which they share some other sort of history. via KFDM-TV Beaumont
Ravens targeting QB Matt Ryan with eighth pick
“He’s a great player, one of my most favorite players in the draft based on the way that he plays, his demeanor, his tempo, his aggressiveness”
The Baltimore Ravens want Matt Ryan. They are not alone. So, by the time the Ravens get to use the eighth overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft, the Boston College quarterback might already be gone. via Chicago Bears
Ravens QB McNair retires (PA SportsTicker)
After 13 seasons of battling through an assortment of injuries, Steve McNair has had enough of the NFL.
Ravens get QB with Flacco at No. 18 (PA SportsTicker)
The Baltimore Ravens used an end-around to get a quarterback in the first round of the NFL draft.
Ravens Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
With the surprising retirement of Steve McNair, there seems to be more urgency for the Ravens to draft a quarterback.
Baltimore was expected to do so, but given McNair’s decision, it appears essential that the team drafts one in the first two rounds.
But general manager Ozzie Newsome said losing McNair doesn’t force them to trade up from the eighth overall pick in order to take Boston College’s Matt Ryan, the consensus top quarterback in the draft.
If the Ravens are unable to get Ryan, they likely would look at Delaware’s Joe Flacco, Louisville’s Brian Brohm or Michigan’s Chad Henne in the second round.
“This has no impact on our plans,” Newsome said. “This will not impact our decision in the draft—not one iota.
Memories Of McNair Still Resonate With Titans
“If you don’t take those things into consideration when talking about Steve and the accomplishments he made, you’re missing the point of the whole thing”
Saturday, April 19, 2008 WBAL Radio and Associated Press Pick a moment. Steve McNair shaking off Kevin Carter in the closing moments of the 2000 Super Bowl to complete a pass. via WBAL-AM Baltimore
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