Watching Baltimore suffer a heart-breaking 17-15 loss to the unbeaten Indianapolis Colts Sunday and drop to 5-5, an observer could draw a strong parallel between the primary needs of the Ravens and the Orioles, their hometown baseball “”cousins.’ Like the Orioles, the Ravens are hoping to find players who will provide a significant upgrade at the corner positions. Both teams will also be looking to secure a “deep’’ threat, be it a home-run hitter or a wide receiver who can outrun the secondary for a long reception. And both the Birds and Ravens are searching for a legitimate “closer.’’ In the Orioles’ case, Jim Johnson failed to prove he could do the job. The same might be said for second-year quarterback Joe Flacco. Despite the immense popularity he gained here as a rookie after the Ravens made… read more
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It’s Time To Start Questioning & Doubting Ravens’ Coaches
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