What the Ravens Wouldn’t Give To Have a Back-Up QB Problem

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What the Ravens Wouldn’t Give To Have a Back-Up QB Problem
Dawg Pound Daily | A Blog For Cleveland ... found this 6/20/2008 on ebonybird.com [flag]
Here’s Cleveland Browns quarterback saying all the right things about being the back up to Derek Anderson , but clearly not happy with backing up Derek Anderson. There’s no question that the Browns are shored up at quarterback, something the Ravens have never been in team history. They are shored up with a guy the Ravens drafted and cut, and while hindsight is always 20/20, we ... [link]

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Published 6/20/2008 by stevedimatteo at Dawg Pound Daily | A Blog For Cleveland Browns Fans
... - Watching the Baltimore Ravens suffer is somewhat of a glorious pastime for Browns fans.  It rivals Christmas in its abilities to instill feel-good vibes among all who inhabit the Cleveland area and are avid supporters of the Brownies.  On that note, let’s hope the Ravens never find the starting quarterback they so desperately seek. ...

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