Yesterday | Courier News Online
Good first impression for Rice
“That's one thing about him that you might not know. As great as a player he is, he works so hard. That's the way you have to be (in the NFL). I actually didn't expect anything less from him.”
The tendency for rookies in their first NFL mini-camp is to go out and try to make a quick impression. via Courier News Online
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Baltimore Ravens Forum & PollsSaturday May 10 | USA Today
Tempers flare for Harbaugh's Ravens at minicamp
“Go ahead, wrestle each other, pull each other's facemasks, yeah, great, wonderful, have fun. Now we gotta go play the Patriots. They won 18 straight football games. The Giants won the Super Bowl. Do we really have to prove we're all men?”
The Baltimore Ravens are doing more than merely fighting for jobs at their first mandatory minicamp under new coach John Harbaugh. via USA Today
Saturday May 10 | SFGate
“I'm just moving onto the next play. The last thing I'm thinking about is the play I just completed”
Joe Flacco dropped back in the pocket, scanned the field, cocked his arm and tossed a spiral far downfield. via SFGate
Friday May 9 | wjz.com
Flacco Makes Positive First Impression On Ravens
Quarterback Joe Flacco endured a steady rain during his first day on the job at the Ravens' mandatory minicamp Friday. via wjz.com
Thursday May 8 | Inside Bay Area
Ex-Raider Rhodes goes back to Colts
The Indianapolis Colts have put their tag-team runners -- Joseph Addai and Dominic Rhodes -- back together. via Inside Bay Area
Wednesday May 7 | Inside The Oakland Raiders
Hartwell aboard, preseason dates finalized
By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer Tuesday, May 6th, 2008 at 4:57 pm in Oakland Raiders . via Inside The Oakland Raiders
Tuesday May 6 | Baltimore Examiner
Baltimore Ravens Kyle Boller hoping the past doesn't repeat itself
“If it was up to me, I'd rather learn, but I also wanted to play and if you're ready to play then you should play. I just don't think I was ready to play but at the time, I played and you deal with it.”
Ravens quarterback Kyle Boller wishes he could turn back time. If he could, he would go back to his rookie season in 2003 and make sure he had a chance to learn how to be an NFL quarterback from the sidelines ... via Baltimore Examiner
Sunday May 4 | WSBT
Sunday May 4 | Baltimore Sun | Posted by Baltimore Sun
Ravens take break from camp, surprise Brigance
“We wouldn't miss this for the world”
The Ravens took a break out of their minicamp schedule to surprise O.J. Brigance, showing up to run at today's charity race for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Brigance, 38, a former Ravens player who is now the team's director of player development, was the honorary chairman for the event that started at Power Plant Live.
He was diagnosed in May 2007 with ALS, often referred to as Lou Gehrig's disease, a progressive and fatal illness that shuts down nerve cells responsible for movement. Read more
Saturday May 3 | The Baltimore Sun
“We went through this last year, too”
In two minicamps under first-year coach John Harbaugh, the Ravens' offensive line has been a revolving door. via The Baltimore Sun
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