Many thought that the Ravens might be weak at the QB positon this season.  Kyle Boller had been inconsistent early in his career and Steve McNair had the look of a washed-up and beaten up QB, but boy did those guys prove alot of critics wrong with their play this season. 

McNair started all 16 games for the Ravens this season and he completed 295 of 468 passes (63.0%) for 3,050 yards with 16 TD passes and 12 interceptions.  He complied a QB rating of 82.5.  McNair didn’t run as well as he used to as he carried the ball 45 times for 119 yards (2.6 ypc) with a TD.  McNair was the missing ingredient for the Ravens offense.  Without him, the Ravens wouldn’t even be a playoff team.  For his career now, McNair has played in 155 games (147 starts) and he has completed 2,600 of 4,339 passes (59.9%) for 30,191 yards with 172 TD passes and 115 interceptions.  McNair has a career QB rating of 83.2.  McNair also had carried the ball 659 times for 3,558 yards (5.4 ypc) with 37 TD runs in his career.

Kyle Boller played in relief of McNair 5 times this season and looked like a different QB.  Boller completed 33 of 55 passes (60%) for 485 yards with 5 TD passes and 2 interceptions.  Boller complied a QB rating this season of 104.0.  Kyle’s strong suit is not his running as he carried the ball 22 times for 34 yards (1.5 ypc) this season.  For his career, Boller has played in 41 games (34 starts) and has completed 578 of 1,036 passes (55.8%) for 6,103 yards with 36 TD passes and 34 interceptions.  He has compiled a career QB rating of 71.0.  Boller has carried the ball 128 times for 351 yards (2.7 ypc) with 2 TD runs.