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Originally Posted by SUNRA

Two of the best QB's in the league are going head to head this weekend in Foxboro. Both started their careers around the same time as Ramsey under similar circumstances. New coach, new system. You asked if there is another Ramsey that I have been watching this year. The answer is no. Tom Brady, Chad Pennington, David Carr and Joey Harrrington have surpassed Ramsey on many levels because they instantaneously gained the confidence of their coaches through leadership and execution.

Ramsey's first year as a starter was rocky and proved to me that he could take a hit but obviously could not anticipate the blitz. In response to the Eagles game, Ramsey brought the team back in the final minutes of the game only to overthrow Coles for the two point conversion which would have tied the game. Ramsey threw an INT against the Giants on that exact passing route to Coles this year. With regard to the Giants game last year, Ramsey was unsuccessful at moving the ball in the first half and made a valiant effort to come back, but we lost that one too. Your record says who you are. Not what you have the potential to become. Ramsey hasn't played long enough to even qualify a lengthy discussion on his behalf.

I believe that Gibbs is buying time with Brunell until another veteran QB is available and Ramsey will be traded within the next two years. How many QB's has this happened to in the past 12 seasons? The list is too long to mention.

What on earth have Harrington, and Carr done? Other than start for to awful team's?

Coach Gibbs will not call Ramsey out in the public but Brunell would not be in D.C if Gibbs were confident that Ramsey fit into his system.

So in other word's Brunell does? And where is your basis for that? Certainly not his play on the field up till now, infact we would in all likelihood be 4-2 if Brunell wasen't completly inept, and I don't want to hear about how he has lost it, Brunell never had it to play in a system like Gibb's, [why do you think Coughlin fought with managment to get rid of him in Jax?] where the QB stay's in the pocket and uses his arm to win games, not his leg's, or his ability to scramble and adlib, Brunell was never a pocket passer, he was alway's a poor, poor man's Favre, I think most would say Gibb's evaluation of Brunell right now, was a little off, the coach is not infallible, he has been out of football a while his eye for talent may be a little rusty at this point.

There is no doubt in my mind whatsoever that it's only a matter of time before Ramsey step's in and shut's all his detractor's up.