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Flacco named starter for Sunday; Harrington rumored to be signed

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The quarterback carousel and Labor Day news continues as John Harbaugh has named Joe Flacco the starting quarterback for Sunday’s game against Cinncinnati.

Earlier in the day, the “who’s the backup?” story unfolded.

The Ravens brought three QBs into Owings Mills today — Chris Simms, Todd Bouman and Joey Harrington and in the end have selected Harrington.

Chris Mortenson of ESPN reported first (meaning the agent leaked it to him)…

It’s been a wild and wacky weekend in Owings Mills as the Ravens try to rearrange the proverbial chairs on the deck and hope the ship doesn’t sink.

Any NFL team that begins practice with a rookie as a No. 1 QB and two other guys who have never attended a practice and are ready to suit up for a game in six days is probably in trouble.

Gonna be an interesting week…

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