Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco raised eyebrows last month when he proclaimed himself the NFL’s best quarterback. However, last Wednesday night, we learned that many of Flacco’s peers think pretty highly of him. Flacco, 27, was ranked as No. 74 on the the NFL Network’s annual top 100 players list, as voted on by the [...]
Contract negotiations between the Baltimore Ravens and quarterback Joe Flacco have continued and have been cordial, but the two sides are not close to a deal and it’s unlikely something will get done soon, according to NFL.com’s, Jason La Canfora. It’s been well documented and chronicled that both sides want to work out a long-term [...]
This will most likely cause Ravens fans in the Charm City and around the world to explode, but the team’s 2003 first-round pick, Kyle Boller, is working out for Baltimore Thursday, according to Jason La Canfora of the NFL Network and NFL.com. Fellow free agent quarterback and former Pittsburgh Steelers’ backup Dennis Dixon is also [...]
The Baltimore Ravens first day of voluntary workouts kicked off at the team’s facility in Owings Mills on Monday morning. And Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco was present, participating in a throwing session, according to Aaron Wilson of The Carroll County Times. Flacco, 27, remains in contract negotiations with the Ravens, but according to Wilson, the [...]
Joe Flacco displays an ample amount of confidence about his place among the NFL’s elite quarterbacks. His agent, Joe Linta, does too, saying that Flacco should be paid top-five quarterback money. The Baltimore Ravens and Flacco’s representatives have not met since the NFL Scouting combine in late February, according to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk. Most [...]
Joe Flacco is perhaps the most underrated quarterback in the NFL. Flacco’s agent, Joe Linta, raised quite a few eyebrows earlier this offseason when he stated that Flacco is one of the top five quarterbacks in the NFL and should be paid like one. Well, Flacco, 27, took it one step further Tuesday, telling WNST-1570 [...]
The Baltimore Ravens rank third in smallest amount of salary cap space remaining, according to Jason La Canfora of NFL.com. Only the Carolina Panthers ($623,978) and New Orleans Saints ($1.4 million) have less cap room than the Ravens, who are $1.7 million under. General manager Ozzie Newsome knows what must be done in order to [...]
