baltimoresun.com - 12/14/2007
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Mike Preston December 14, 2007 Ravens coach Brian Billick has had a poor season with his offense, but he called a great play this week. He basically forced owner Steve Bisciotti into honoring another season on the final three years of his contract. Billick should have been as creative on the field, but the news of his return raises some questions and doubts about Bisciotti. Billick knew his ...
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Billick's best play call was the one that saved his job
NFL - Sports Rumors - Yahoo! Sports —
... coach Bill Cowher. The speculation would only have increased until the season ended. Billick also made it known throughout the NFL that if he was fired, he intended to go into TV and not coach again, which would have forced Bisciotti to pay off the rest of the contract.'' Source: Baltimore Sun Related: ...
Brian Billick Made the Ravens Bring Him Back
FanHouse —
... What's done is done, though, and Billick's best play call of the season was announcing he was coming back in advance of any ownership decision. He forced a comment from the executive suite and, as Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun reports, did other behind the scenes work to assure another year at the helm. ...
Ravens’ Owner Has to Call Next Play
Football Outsiders —
Ravens’ Owner Has to Call Next Play So it looks like Brian Billick knew what he was talking about when he announced “he was coming back” even before the team owner had commented on the matter. According to the Baltimore Sun’s Mike Preston, It turns out that Billick made it known that if he was fired he’d go into TV and not coach again, which would’ve forced the team to pay off the balance on the four-year deal he signed last year. Owner Steve Bisciotti later announced that Billick would indeed be back, but after yesterday’s debacle in Miami, does anybody think that’s a good ...
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BILL COMES DUE —
NY Post: Sports 12/14/2007
The 4-9 Ravens were 19-point underdogs and were a fourth-down stop away from taking down the Patriots two weeks ago. New England was laying 24 to the 5-8 Eagles three weeks back, and Philly was driving for the go-ahead score in the final minutes...
BILL COMES DUE —
NY Post: Sports 12/14/2007
The 4-9 Ravens were 19-point underdogs and were a fourth-down stop away from taking down the Patriots two weeks ago. New England was laying 24 to the 5-8 Eagles three weeks back, and Philly was driving for the go-ahead score in the final minutes...