Trailing by two points with 64 seconds left in the game, Ravens
quarterback Kyle Boller stood deep in his own territory and in
the middle of a half-empty M&T Bank Stadium.  He didn't have any
timeouts. He didn't have three starters on the offensive line.
And judging by the hometown crowd storming the exits, he didn't
have any margin of error left in a much-maligned career.
Withstanding the pressure - including an all-out blitz on his
final, 35-yard pass to Mark Clayton - Boller came through for
the first time in the final minute of a game, setting up the
game-winning field goal and allowing the Ravens to escape with a
sloppy 16-15 win over the hapless Houston Texans yesterday.
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38-yarder with six seconds remaining led to jubilation, sighs of
relief and a new hope for the Ravens (4-8), albeit in a victory
against the hopeless Texans.  By driving the length of the field
- 67 yards on four completions - the Ravens say Boller might
have finally turned the