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Thank this Baltimore teenager for Ravens’ winning offense?

January 15, 2010 at 9:52 am 0

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Meet the 14-year-old  who is apparently calling the Ravens’ plays – including Ray Rice’s 83-yard run against the Patriots!

Offensive coordinator Cam Cameron has been letting the boy, who is battling cancer, make the calls and it looks to be working out pretty well.  His name is Matthew Costello and he’s the son of WMAR morning host Jamie Costello.

Rick Reilly, writing for ESPN Magazine, reports the truly touching story.

Hmm, wonder what Matt’s strategy is for tomorrow’s do-or-die game with the Colts?

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