sports.yahoo.com - 6/6/2008
—
According
to Adam Schefter, Troy
Smith is making friends and influencing people in Baltimore . The competition
to start is wide open between first-round draft pick Joe Flacco, incumbent Kyle
Boller , and the former Heisman winner, Troy Smith .
Boller was thought to be the most likely candidate to win the job, with the
fans and organization hoping that Flacco could take over for him ...
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Troy Smith Could Be the Next Derek Anderson, Sans Goofy Haircut
FanHouse —
... Boller and Flacco to win the starting job. You know, I'm not completely surprised. Boller's a competent backup, but I think he's shown he's not much more than that. Plus, Smith always got high marks for his leadership skills, but his draft stock allegedly plummeted because he's only 6-0. It would be pleasantly surprising if Smith had an Anderson-esque season, but I'm guessing the Ravens would just settle for some consistency at this point. Hat tip: Shutdown Corner Permalink | Email this | ...
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