Baltimore Ravens NFL Point Spreads

Baltimore may have been the most disappointing team in NFL Point Spreads in 2007. Here are more NFL Spread numbers from the 2007 Baltimore Ravens. NFL Point Spreads show that the Ravens went 9-5 in terms of Over/Unders in 2007.

NFL Point Spreads show that the Ravens finished the 2007 season with Troy Smith as the starting quarterback. The question for the Ravens looking into the future is whether or not Smith is the answer. Baltimore still has a defense that can impact NFL Point Spreads. They have Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Terrell Suggs, Chris McAllister and Samari Rolle. The defense was 6th in the NFL in yards allowed last season according to NFL Point Spreads data. As good as the defense is; the offense is weak. The Ravens will have to replace future hall of fame tackle Jonathan Ogden who retired. The running game has potential according to NFL Point Spreads data with Willis McGahee and Musa Smith. The receivers are average with Mark Clayton and an aging Derrick Mason. Tight end Todd Heap is a good one and can impact the NFL Spread when healthy. The offense was 22nd in the league according to NFL Point Spreads numbers.

NFL Point Spreads show that the Ravens started the 2007 season off pretty good, going 4-2. That may have been one reason they were such a disappointment as they won only one game the rest of the year. The Ravens ended up losing nine games in a row during the season including a humiliating loss to the Miami Dolphins in NFL Point Spreads which broke Miami’s losing streak and gave them their only win of the season.

The Ravens season was so disappointing in terms of a straight up and NFL Point Spreads record that head coach Brian Billick was fired. New coach John Harbaugh takes the reigns and will try and turn things around. The team must find a quarterback to lead them as Kyle Boller has never been the answer and Troy Smith is probably not the answer either. The Ravens have a high draft pick and may take a quarterback. They also need serious offensive line help if they are to improve versus the NFL Spread. The 2008 season is full of question marks for the Ravens.