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Anthony Wright, the Ravens' inconspicuous third-string quarterback, is convinced his fortune is to be determined.
Either Chris Redman or first-round draft pick Kyle Boller, barring injuries, figures to take the opening snap of the regular season come September, but Wright says he believes he is being given an equal opportunity as the team resumes a weeklong passing camp today.
"I think it's more than what is seen," said Wright, 27. "I think it is more open than what is being perceived. I feel like I'm being given a chance. The perception that the media is given is different from what is going on in the front office. I don't really know for sure, but that is what I'm going to believe.
"I know this organization wants to win, and winning is about putting the best player on the field. This organization is about that."
Either Chris Redman or first-round draft pick Kyle Boller, barring injuries, figures to take the opening snap of the regular season come September, but Wright says he believes he is being given an equal opportunity as the team resumes a weeklong passing camp today.
"I think it's more than what is seen," said Wright, 27. "I think it is more open than what is being perceived. I feel like I'm being given a chance. The perception that the media is given is different from what is going on in the front office. I don't really know for sure, but that is what I'm going to believe.
"I know this organization wants to win, and winning is about putting the best player on the field. This organization is about that."
