baltimorebeatdown.com - 8/23/2008
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The Baltimore Ravens fell short of the goal line, when a possible game tying TD drive stalled deep in Vikings territory with seconds remaining as Minnesota won the second exhibition game for both teams 23-15. The score of the game was inconsequential, as the real competition was between Troy Smith and Kyle Boller to see who would grab the lead in the QB Derby.
Unfortunately, it appeared ...
Saturday NFL Preseason Game
bsn-blog.blogspot.com 8/23/2008 — The Minnesota Vikings are expected to have quarterback Tarvaris Jackson under center on Saturday night as they host the Pittsburgh Steelers. Jackson sprained his knee last week against Baltimore but is expected to start on Saturday. Most of the starters for both teams will play into the third quarter.
“You treat it like a regular season game because you are going to be out there longer...
Access Vikings: » Blog Archive » Jackson not expected to play
blogs.startribune.com 8/23/2008 — This should come as no surprise but don’t expect quarterback Tarvaris Jackson to play in Saturday night’s preseason game against Pittsburgh. Jackson sprained his right medial collateral ligament against Baltimore in the first quarter last Saturday. He ...
Ravens QB Smith misses start with viral illness
sports.espn.go.com 8/24/2008 — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Troy Smith missed a scheduled start in Saturday night's preseason game against the Rams due to what the team's Web site called a viral illness.
Baltimore Ravens' Willis McGahee limited to swimming pool workouts
canadianpress.google.com 8/23/2008 — Baltimore Ravens' Willis McGahee limited to swimming pool workouts Aug 21, 2008 OWINGS MILLS, Md. Baltimore Ravens running back Willis McGahee, currently limited to running in a swimming pool as he recuperates from arthroscopic surgery on his left ...
NFL: The "Good Guys" Team (offense) —
Bleacher Report - NFL 8/24/2008
It’s easy to write about NFL players who have thrown away their talents with poor decisions, a la Michael Vick, and I will admit that I personally love reading and writing about it.
But what about the NFL players who do the exact opposite? ...
