The_Philster
06-12-2003, 03:21 AM
Competition no surprise to long-ball specialist
Joe Maese is alone no longer.
With the Tuesday signing of Mike Solwold, Maese lost the distinction of being the Ravens' only long snapper, a title he held throughout the entire offseason. While the long-snapping job is Maese's to lose, the third-year veteran out of New Mexico welcomes the competition.
"It's not anything different from what I expected. If I'm lucky enough to be out here 10 years, hopefully they'll bring another guy in then, too," said Maese, who has been the Ravens' long snapper since being drafted by the club in 2001...
more (http://www.sunspot.net/sports/football/bal-sp.ravensnotes12jun12,0,7233489.story?coll=bal-sports-football)
Joe Maese is alone no longer.
With the Tuesday signing of Mike Solwold, Maese lost the distinction of being the Ravens' only long snapper, a title he held throughout the entire offseason. While the long-snapping job is Maese's to lose, the third-year veteran out of New Mexico welcomes the competition.
"It's not anything different from what I expected. If I'm lucky enough to be out here 10 years, hopefully they'll bring another guy in then, too," said Maese, who has been the Ravens' long snapper since being drafted by the club in 2001...
more (http://www.sunspot.net/sports/football/bal-sp.ravensnotes12jun12,0,7233489.story?coll=bal-sports-football)