Highlander
08-29-2003, 02:10 PM
My 2 cents. From my observations:
1.Patrick Ramsey has shown he can also make mistakes. He's thrown two bad picks that could have gone the other way. He's got a gun, he can make big plays, but he's not very mobile. Whether the offensive line is playing great or not, he'll still make mistakes. He doesn't seem very comfortable in the offense yet.
2.Rob Johson, sack johson, glassjaw johnson...whatever you want to call him. Compared now to tampa and buffalo, he's a better player. He's still learning this offese. A veteran who doesn't make many mistakes throwing the ball, but will make plays on his feet and can escape the rush. He doesn't hold on to the ball too long like he used to, therefore he might seem too impatient in the pocket. Like ramsey, he also has gun of an arm and can make the big play. He still makes mistakes(last night holding the ball with one hand to have it stripped was stupid), but his pocket awareness has improved a bit.
3. Danny Wuerfell. Played a fine game last night, but he holds on to the ball too long. He doesn't have an arm and not very mobile either. The plus is that he knows this offense very well and won't make many mistakes throwing the ball. I recommend spurrier hires him as an assitant coach at least.
Final thoughts:
Stick with Ramsey since he's the future, but don't be surprised if he falters and spurrier ends up playing musical qbs. That's what he's famous for.
1.Patrick Ramsey has shown he can also make mistakes. He's thrown two bad picks that could have gone the other way. He's got a gun, he can make big plays, but he's not very mobile. Whether the offensive line is playing great or not, he'll still make mistakes. He doesn't seem very comfortable in the offense yet.
2.Rob Johson, sack johson, glassjaw johnson...whatever you want to call him. Compared now to tampa and buffalo, he's a better player. He's still learning this offese. A veteran who doesn't make many mistakes throwing the ball, but will make plays on his feet and can escape the rush. He doesn't hold on to the ball too long like he used to, therefore he might seem too impatient in the pocket. Like ramsey, he also has gun of an arm and can make the big play. He still makes mistakes(last night holding the ball with one hand to have it stripped was stupid), but his pocket awareness has improved a bit.
3. Danny Wuerfell. Played a fine game last night, but he holds on to the ball too long. He doesn't have an arm and not very mobile either. The plus is that he knows this offense very well and won't make many mistakes throwing the ball. I recommend spurrier hires him as an assitant coach at least.
Final thoughts:
Stick with Ramsey since he's the future, but don't be surprised if he falters and spurrier ends up playing musical qbs. That's what he's famous for.