July 17th, 2009 
Matt Jergensen 
Posted in 2008 Review: Starting with the corners it was a season that saw plenty of turnover as well as injuries to the starters. Chris McAlister’s knee troubles continued to limit his time on the field as well as his chilly attitude towards the new coaching staff. The former All-Pro played only six games but perhaps his [...]
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Q & A w/ Fabian Washington
Please check out the Q&A with Fabian Washington, who is currently rehabbing from surgery at the IMG Performance Institute in his hometown of Bradenton, Fla. Here are a few excerpts: Fabian Washington on… His infamous 40-yard dash in 2005… At the combine, I was told it was 4.27. I went on a visit after the [...]
Washington’s Status for Dallas Up in the Air
From: Carroll County Times Ravens Cornerback Fabian Washington left the game in the second half with a hamstring injury, and Ben Roethlisberger exploited the Ravens’ secondary when he was out. “It’s just sore, but I thought I would be hurting more than helping the team with the way my leg was feeling,” Washington said. It [...]
Taking a Look at the Breakdown of the Ravens Roster
The Ravens cut down to the 75-man limit is relatively painless since only five players are dismissed from the 80-man active roster. It is the next roster cut by this Saturday that involves twenty-two players that is very painful. The following is one man’s opinion on the final makeup of the 53-man squad: QUARTERBACKS (3) [...]
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No Comments »Ravens Top Pats 16-15 in Preseason Opener
Preseason is a time for evaluation and while most will not read much of anything into the Ravens victory last night. One thing is for certain; the competition for who will lead Baltimore under center is still in need of further review. Kyle Boller really showed nothing new for the judges. He led a fine [...]
Could Rolle’s Absence from OTA’s Open the Door for Washington
From: Pro Football Weekly A source close to the Ravens notes that the absence CB Samari Rolle from the team’s latest round of voluntary workouts is somewhat surprising, as Fabian Washington is going to have a shot to take his starting job.
