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Baltimore Ravens – Joe Flacco Becomes Overrated Overnight
There wasn’t much of a choice for the Baltimore Ravens to give in to the demands of Joe Flacco, and make him not just the highest paid quarterback in the NFL, but the best-paid player in the history of the league, immediately turning him into an overpaid player.
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New England Patriots – What New Tom Brady Contract Means For Others
The new contract extension Tom Brady signed with the New England Patriots means more than prosperity for him until 2017, but also has a serious effect on the ability of the Pats to remain competitive for top free agents in the next couple of seasons, while also changing the negotiation status for players like Tony Romo and Joe Flacco.
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5 NFL Players Teams Should Use the Franchise Tag On
Deciding on using the franchise tag isn’t always a question of ability; it’s often about economics, or simply avoiding making a decision if possible. Joe Flacco, the biggest name in free agency this season, will probably be franchised by the Baltimore Ravens, who don’t want to pay him the kind of money his agent does. Michael Johnson, Jairus Byrd and Dwayne Bowe will join him in the tag list as well.
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NFL Rumors – Baltimore Ravens Not Getting Discount From Joe Flacco
After winning the Super Bowl and the MVP award for the game, Joe Flacco is expecting to become one of the highest paid quarterbacks in the NFL. Whiel making things a bit easier for the Baltimore Ravens is an option so they remain below the salary cap, he isn’t planning on giving his only NFL team during his five year career a ‘hometown discount.’
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Best NFL Free Agents in 2013
The 2013 NFL Free agency class is dominated by players from the Baltimore Ravens, as Joe Flacco, Paul Kruger and Cary Williams might hit the market. Most of the talent that can be bought for money comes in the form of offensive linemen, like Ryan Clady and Sebastian Vollmer, or guys who can rush the passer, like Anthony Spencer and Michael Johnson.
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Joe Flacco Had a Legendary Postseason – Deserves Huge Contract
The discussion about whether or not Joe Flacco is an elite quarterback is not only about recognition, but about the next contract he deserves to get from the Baltimore Ravens, and whether or not it should be paying him elite quarterback money. His performance in the Super Bowl and throughout the four playoff games point to yes.
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Baltimore Ravens – Joe Flacco Becomes an Elite Quarterback
It doesn’t really matter anymore what Joe Flacco says about himself and what others use to counter it. Once you win a Super Bowl MVP, leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 34-31 win, it really doesn’t matter anymore. Flacco, with the help of Jacboy Jones and Anquan Boldin, became an elite quarterback, forever written down in NFL mythology.
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Baltimore Ravens – What They Need to Win the Super Bowl
In order for the Baltimore Ravens to win the Super Bowl, it’s going to be less about a game plan and simply about execution: Joe Flacco playing just as well as he’s have so far in the postseason, and the defense figuring out how to get around that massive offensive line the San Francsico 49ers bring to the table.
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Super Bowl XLVII – 49ers Defense vs Ravens Offense
The Baltimore Ravens are going into the Super Bowl as the underdogs. In order to eliminate the advantages the San Francisco 49ers have over them, they’re going to have to get their offense going early, which means Joe Flacco making the most of short windows of opportunities and Ray Rice to be dominant in both on the ground and in the air.
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Baltimore Ravens – Keys to Super Bowl Victory
For the Baltimore Ravens, the underdogs going into Super Bowl 47, to successfully execute their winning game plan, two things need to happen: Joe Flacco continue to look like the best quarterback in the playoffs while the pass rush, led by Terrell Suggs, needs to start getting to the quarterback.