3's a Charm

[cravnravn]

There is history to the system Cam Cameron brought to Baltimore two years ago that indicates this is the season Joe Flacco becomes a true franchise quarterback and the Ravens' offense goes from promising to prolific.

 

It's there in the record books. It's Dan Fouts' 33 touchdown passes in 1981. It's Kurt Warner's 4,830-yard passing season in 2001. It's Philip Rivers' 65.3 percent completion rate in 2008.

As the early part of Ravens training camp unfolds in Westminster amid Super Bowl hopes, it is prudent to consider the path — and the quarterbacks — Flacco follows.

 

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/bs-sp-ravens-offense-0729-20100801-31,0,6241843.story

[vmax]

Should be a lock.

Joe won't face many strong defensive teams this year. The Bengals, Jets and maybe the Steelers look like the strongest D's on the schedule. The rest should wilt under the Ravens strong, balanced rushing/passing attack.

 

"We'll be watching you Joe."