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BrudLee · 08-19-2005, 09:15 AM

joethiesmanfan,

There are more than a few Ramsey fans on this site. It's probably to be expected that a good portion of Redskins fans would be "enamored" with the Redskins starting quarterback. But rather than bore you with obvious factiods like that, I'll bore you with statistics.

His rating for the season last year was 74.8, but if you factor out the disasterous relief appearance in week 2, that bumps up to a more respectable 79.9. As a starter last year, his rating was 82.6 (week 11 on). Those are decent numbers when one considers that he didn't practice with the starters for over half the season, and it wasn't exactly an offense geared toward gaudy passing numbers.

The question shouldn't be "What can Ramsey do to gain the team's trust?", but rather "What did he do to lose it?".

By the way, it's spelled "Theismann".

08-19-2005, 09:15 AM	#12
BrudLee Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Rehoboth Beach, DE Posts: 3,494	Re: Pats should start Flutie joethiesmanfan, There are more than a few Ramsey fans on this site. It's probably to be expected that a good portion of Redskins fans would be "enamored" with the Redskins starting quarterback. But rather than bore you with obvious factiods like that, I'll bore you with statistics. His rating for the season last year was 74.8, but if you factor out the disasterous relief appearance in week 2, that bumps up to a more respectable 79.9. As a starter last year, his rating was 82.6 (week 11 on). Those are decent numbers when one considers that he didn't practice with the starters for over half the season, and it wasn't exactly an offense geared toward gaudy passing numbers. The question shouldn't be "What can Ramsey do to gain the team's trust?", but rather "What did he do to lose it?". By the way, it's spelled "Theismann". __________________ There's nowhere to go but up. Or down. I guess we could stay where we are, too.