| Height: 6-3
Weight: 220
Born: Jun 17, 1981, Burbank, CA | |
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September 3, 2008
Kyle Boller has been placed on the IR due to his shoulder injury (partially torn labrum), according to the Baltimore Sun. | August 30, 2008
Its unclear whether Ravens passer Kyle Bollers shoulder injury is a torn or partially torn labrum, but regardless, hell be out for two weeks minimum and perhaps the entire season, according to Pro Football Weekly. Earlier in the week we reported general manager Ozzie Newsome had confirmed the team's preference for the starting quarterback position was facing a serious injury but they believed he would not require surgery. It now appears the team is uncertain what the specific problem may be and the results have been troublesome for the entire offense. | August 27, 2008
Baltimore gerneral manager Ozzie Newsome confirmed that Ravens quarterback Kyle Boller is facing a serious shoulder injury, but does not need surgery at this time, according to the Baltimore Sun. "Kyle Boller could play again this season," Newsome said. "That could change, but this is good news." | August 27, 2008
The MRI results on Kyle Boller's right shoulder were not favorable, and the Ravens are currently seeking a second opinion, according to ESPN.com. | August 26, 2008
It appears there may be need for deeper concern about the undisclosed shoulder injury Baltimore quarterback Kyle Boller has suffered, according to the Baltimore Sun. When asked late yesterday afternoon if Boller's injury might be season ending, Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome said that it was unconfirmed, and he would know more by Friday morning. | August 20, 2008
Neither Kyle Boller nor Troy Smith have impressed the Ravens' staff enough to pull ahead, and the competition for the starting job at quarterback remains tight, according to the Baltimore Sun. Coach John Harbaugh said he could wait to name a starter from anywhere after the next preseason game until five minutes before the opening kickoff in Week 1. | August 7, 2008
Ravens quarterback Kyle Boller did not have a good start to the preseason. Though he completed 11-of-15 passes for 102 yards, he also threw an interception and lost a fumble as the Ravens beat New England. | August 5, 2008
Kyle Boller will start at quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens in their preseason opener against the New England Patriots, according to the AP. | July 31, 2008
Ravens quarterback Kyle Boller left the team's practice in the morning after suffering an apparent foot injury, but he was back on the field for the afternoon session, according to the Baltimore Sun. | July 30, 2008
Kyle Boller's efficient play early in training camp has enhanced his chance to win the Ravens' starting quarterback job, according to Pro Football Weekly. Boller has outplayed second-year pro Troy Smith and rookie Joe Flacco in the early stages of camp, largely by limiting his mistakes. | July 23, 2008
Don Banks of Sports Illustrated suggests that Kyle Boller "seems destined" to be the Ravens number three quarterback this season. | June 15, 2008
The sentiment among Rototimes sources is that the starting quarterback job in Baltimore is Kyle Boller's to lose, but second-year signal caller Troy Smith has been impressive and has shown improvement in all areas of his game during minicamp. | May 6, 2008
Coach John Harbaugh says there will be open competition for the quarterback position in Baltimore, but veteran Kyle Boller will likely be the starter, according to the Sporting News. Boller has more experience than either second-year backup Troy Smith or rookie Joe Flacco, the Ravens' first-round draft pick. | April 27, 2008
The Baltimore Ravens, entering their first season without Brian Billick at the helm, have wasted no time in bolster the offense and adding competitive options to the offensive skill positions on the roster. The Ravens started by trading up in the 1st round of the NFL Draft, swapping with the Houston Texans to move in to the 18th-overall pick of the draft and using that pick to select Delaware QB Joe Flacco. With their 2nd-round pick, the Ravens continued to target offense by adding Rutgers RB Ray Rice. | April 26, 2008
The Baltimore Ravens traded the No. 8 overall pick in the 2008 NFL draft to the Jacksonville Jaguars for the 26th overall pick, two third round sections (71st and 89th overall) and fourth round pick (123rd overall). | April 19, 2008
The Ravens will use the no-huddle as part of their offense this year even with the retirement of Steve McNair, this according to the Baltimore Sun. Kyle Boller and Troy Smith will continue to work with the new offensive scheme. | February 18, 2008
With Brian Billick out of Baltimore, the Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said he was beginning a search for the next Hall of Fame coach according to Pat Yasinskas of ESPN.com.
Bisciotti interviewed everyone available, and even considered veteran NFL head man Marty Schottenheimer before taking what Yasinskas considered, an unconventional route. Bisciotti hired John Harbaugh, who never had been a head coach on any level. While it's a thin limb to climb out on when projecting Hall of Fame careers, the report notes that "... if there's a potential Hall of Famer among the NFL's four new hires this year, it will be Harbaugh or somebody with a similar unheralded background." Expect Harbaough to go young moving Kyle Boller into the starting role in 2008. |
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