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offiss · 08-15-2005, 11:37 PM

I watched the replay today and I have to say Ramsey didn't look good, 1 thing I did notice though is he looks much more comfortable in the shotgun, I know Gibbs pretty much hates the shotgun but it may be the way to go with Ramsey, he had an ugly overthrow on a out pattern to Patten when he was wide open which I noticed is a rarity, even when we complete passes it seems theres usually a defender right there forcing a perfect throw, it kind of seems the patterns they run are right at defenders, the secondary kind of just sits and waits for our recievers to get to them, it is tough to really see everything going on in the secondary on tv though.

Brunell had a couple of nice throws and he coupled that with balls going 10 yards out of bounds, and overthrowing WR's by 5 yards, I really wasen't overly encouraged by his performance [a couple of nice throws but the same old Brunell, his arm strength seemed better though]

As for Campbell he was the most impressive of the 3, allbeit it was the last half of the 4th and the bag boys were in on defense, he defiently looked by far the most accurate of the 3, he's not a fast guy but he can get out of the pocket to make a play, defiently similar to Big Ben, so far so good for JC.

As far as Ramsey goes he looks a shell of his former self back there, he looks like he's afarid to make a play for fear he will be banished to the bench for life if he tries and fails, IMO it looked like he was almost shotputting the ball, perhaps that's the result of Musgraves teaching him to put some touch on the ball? Well we will know more next week, hopefully!

08-15-2005, 11:37 PM	#12
offiss Registered User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: sparta, new jersey [ northern jersey ] Age: 61 Posts: 3,097	Re: Putting Things in Perspective I watched the replay today and I have to say Ramsey didn't look good, 1 thing I did notice though is he looks much more comfortable in the shotgun, I know Gibbs pretty much hates the shotgun but it may be the way to go with Ramsey, he had an ugly overthrow on a out pattern to Patten when he was wide open which I noticed is a rarity, even when we complete passes it seems theres usually a defender right there forcing a perfect throw, it kind of seems the patterns they run are right at defenders, the secondary kind of just sits and waits for our recievers to get to them, it is tough to really see everything going on in the secondary on tv though. Brunell had a couple of nice throws and he coupled that with balls going 10 yards out of bounds, and overthrowing WR's by 5 yards, I really wasen't overly encouraged by his performance [a couple of nice throws but the same old Brunell, his arm strength seemed better though] As for Campbell he was the most impressive of the 3, allbeit it was the last half of the 4th and the bag boys were in on defense, he defiently looked by far the most accurate of the 3, he's not a fast guy but he can get out of the pocket to make a play, defiently similar to Big Ben, so far so good for JC. As far as Ramsey goes he looks a shell of his former self back there, he looks like he's afarid to make a play for fear he will be banished to the bench for life if he tries and fails, IMO it looked like he was almost shotputting the ball, perhaps that's the result of Musgraves teaching him to put some touch on the ball? Well we will know more next week, hopefully!