Before you put the blame on either the head coach, offensive coordinator or QB of the Baltimore ravens for the poor offensive showings this season, take a look at what would have if the coaches and player were switched out with others around the league.
The title of this story is taken from ESPN The Magazine sports writer Rick Reilly's article from January 2010 about the heartwarming relationship between Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron and a 14 year-old kid with an inoperable brain tumor.
Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron has a long history in the coaching ranks, but his ties to other coaches, both in football and otherwise, go way back to his childhood days.
According to the Baltimore Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome, QB Joe Flacco will have greater ability to call audibles if he doesn't like the play as he gets to the line of scrimmage in 2011.
The Baltimore Ravens have been making coaching changes over the past month and the coaching carousel continues to spin.
The Baltimore Ravens wrapped up their three-day MiniCamp and Head Coach John Harbaugh labeled it a huge success.
As reported on BaltimoreRavens.com, Cam Cameron was hi=onored in his hometown, even having a street named after him and having his high school jersey retired.
The Ravens offense made significant strides last season but needs to develop further. Cam Cameron was voted the NFL's best offensive coordinator.
