The Ravens Offense Still Has Many Question Marks

Discussion in 'Baltimore Ravens' started by mike oxlong, Aug 15, 2008.

  1. mike oxlong

    mike oxlong The Voice Of Reason

    http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/football/bal-sp.ravens15aug15,0,741835.story?track=rss

    The Ravens had a former construction worker ( Chad Slaughter) and a former practice squad player (Mike Kracalik) starting at the offensive tackle spots. They had a tight end who was out of football last year (Adam Bergen) running with the first team and a promising rookie (Ray Rice) taking virtually every snap at running back.

    By the end of yesterday's morning practice, almost half the starters on offense - wide receiver Derrick Mason (knee), tight end Todd Heap (calf), running back Willis McGahee (knee) and offensive tackles Jared Gaither (ankle) and Adam Terry (ankle) - were sidelined with injuries.
     
  2. chiefswin19games

    chiefswin19games Don't be defeated.

  3. MediaGuy

    MediaGuy Ball So Hard University

    Crap happens. See you on the field.
     
  4. Omen

    Omen Speeling Be Champions Staff Member

    i care about the defense thats whio ihave on FF tell me about the D
     
  5. MediaGuy

    MediaGuy Ball So Hard University

    I do not see the D being as dominate. Age and injuries have caught up to this squad. C-Mac may need knee surgery, Kelly Gregg is recovering from knee surgery, Ed Reed has a shoulder issue and did not practice today, Fabian Washington has a hammy. Going to be a very long season in Baltimore.
     
  6. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    I think their D will be good, but not dominate...age has become a factor in that once strong D...
     
  7. ravenfan52

    ravenfan52 Perennial All Pro

    Still a top five squad imo. I am an optimist, but MG is worst than a pessimist.