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On the day when the NFL admitted to an officiating blunder that helped the Ravens in their 44-41 comeback victory Sunday, team officials admitted to a potentially tough decision at quarterback.
Coach Brian Billick left open the possibility yesterday that Anthony Wright could remain the Ravens' starting quarterback for the rest of the season.
In his second start for the Ravens, Wright passed for 319 yards (a season high for the team) in rallying the team from a 17-point deficit in the fourth quarter. He threw four touchdown passes - of 13, 50, 24 and 9 yards to Marcus Robinson - as the Ravens scored 41 points after halftime.
Kyle Boller, the Ravens' rookie first-round pick, averaged 138.8 yards passing in starting the first nine games of the season before a leg injury sidelined him two weeks ago. His return could be as early as the Dec. 14 game in Oakland or as late as the Dec. 28 regular-season finale against Pittsburgh.
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Coach Brian Billick left open the possibility yesterday that Anthony Wright could remain the Ravens' starting quarterback for the rest of the season.
In his second start for the Ravens, Wright passed for 319 yards (a season high for the team) in rallying the team from a 17-point deficit in the fourth quarter. He threw four touchdown passes - of 13, 50, 24 and 9 yards to Marcus Robinson - as the Ravens scored 41 points after halftime.
Kyle Boller, the Ravens' rookie first-round pick, averaged 138.8 yards passing in starting the first nine games of the season before a leg injury sidelined him two weeks ago. His return could be as early as the Dec. 14 game in Oakland or as late as the Dec. 28 regular-season finale against Pittsburgh.
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