Flacco joins Ravens' flock
Published 4/27/2008 by Associated Press at Boston.com -- Football news
Thwarted in their bid to trade up and draft Boston College's Matt Ryan , the Ravens worked a pair of deals to get the second-best quarterback on their board: Joe Flacco .
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thejetsblog.com found this 4/26/2008 on myespn.go.com
Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker ESPN.com's John Clayton brought up an interesting point on the amount of money at stake today for former Boston College quarterback Matt Ryan. The difference between Ryan going No. 3 to the Atlanta Falcons and No. ...The latest
Rover found this 4/26/2008 on stilespoints.blogspot.com
It looks like I was right with the Falcons taking Matt Ryan with the 3rd overall pick...Glenn Dorsey will then be a Raider...even though Al Davis likes Darren McFadden, he cannot pass up Dorsey who would replace Warren Sapp... The Ravens were interested in moving to the #2 spot to get Matt Ryan but the Rams wanted too much in return...I have a feeling the Ravens will select Chad Henne from ...Flacco Gets the Call; Ravens Nab QB with 18th Pick
NFL Gridiron Gab found this 4/26/2008 on www.ravensgab.com
The Ravens have a new QB in town, as the team moved back up in the first round and grabbed Joe Flacco from Delaware with the 18th pick in the first round. A guy with “basketball” size at 6-6, Flacco can make plays with a simple flick ...1st Round, Eighteenth Overall: Ravens Select Joe Flacco [Continuing The Wonderful Ravens QB Tradition]
N/A found this 4/27/2008 on deadspin.com
Joe Flacco came from a bad neighborhood. Audubon, New Jersey, is rougher than the Little Rock with East St. Louis piled on top of it. Flacco graduated from Audubon High School, which is so rough that there are medal detectors in the faculty ...A closer look at the Ravens first day picks
Mike Brown posted 4/27/2008 from mvn.com
Many be be shaking their heads at the Ravens tradingdown, then trading back up to select QB Joe Flacco. Believe me, there was a reason for the madness.
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