View Full Version : Ranking the '02 Quarterback Class
dj_stouty
09-22-2003, 02:16 PM
Real Quick...who is the best quarterback out of the '02 draft class?
(Hint: Think Burgandy and Gold! :D )
Ramsey:
60.7% Completion Rate (Best among' 02 QBs)
889 Passing Yards (Best among' 02 QBs)
5 TD passes (Most among' 02 QBs)
2 INT (Least among' 02 QBs)
95.1 QB Rating (Best among' 02 QBs)
Harrington:
52.8% Completion Rate (Worst among' 02 QBs)
671 Passing Yards (2nd among' 02 QBs)
4 TD passes (2nd among' 02 QBs)
6 INT (Most among' 02 QBs)
58.9 QB Rating (Worst among' 02 QBs)
Carr:
60.7% Completion Rate (2nd among' 02 QBs)
646 Passing Yards (Worst among' 02 QBs)
2 TD passes (Fewest among' 02 QBs)
4 INT (2nd Most among' 02 QBs)
65.3 QB Rating (2nd among' 02 QBs)
jporterweb
09-22-2003, 02:22 PM
That's cause Ramsey had the will to get better, plus, he's got one of hell of a QB coach.(and I'm talking about the head coach)
PennSkinsFan
09-22-2003, 02:23 PM
I said way back when we drafted him , i believe we were HQ still at that point, that Ramsey was the best out of the bunch. I think all three are going to do very well, but Ramsey had more of an upswing than Harrington and Carr.
skinswin'emALL
09-22-2003, 02:30 PM
Oh boy, I'm just glad Doug Johnson wasn't part of this class, because someone would have pimped him and his accuracy for sure.
My vote: Ramsey, hands down
BigCountry
09-22-2003, 02:32 PM
I don't like Harrington that much but I think Carr would have done as well as Ramsey had he been playing here and not in Houston.
AZ#1SkinsFan
09-22-2003, 02:33 PM
Don't everybody forget, Ramsey has a much better offensive team arround him right now. Carr and Harrington will both be real good QB's. They just need some help arround them to allow them to get more comfortable and gain some confidence.
Spence
09-22-2003, 02:34 PM
To be fair, Ramsey plays with a much better team. Andre Johnson and Charles Rogers will be very good players one day, but they're not at the level of a Laveranues Coles. Nor does either team have a #2 of Rod Gardner's level. Nor do they have tailbacks as talented as ours.
To me, the reason I'm so pleased with Ramsey v. Carr and Harrington is threefold:
a] Ramsey has started far fewer games than the other two;
b] Ramsey costs a lot less than the other two;
c] We got Ramsey for the 32nd pick after trading down twice. That's good value!
hail2skins
09-22-2003, 04:38 PM
Originally posted by skinswin'emALL
Oh boy, I'm just glad Doug Johnson wasn't part of this class, because someone would have pimped him and his accuracy for sure.
My vote: Ramsey, hands down
LMAO on this one.
Skinzaholic
09-22-2003, 04:42 PM
Both Carr and Harrington were flashy boys in school... big money guys who had a team tailored for them and a system written for their strengths. Ramsey, no the other hand, was the sign of a tough blue collar guy who spent more time on the carpet then anything (and STILL managed over 4,000 yards senior year).
Im glad the FO saw this diamond in the rough.
ShaggySkins
09-22-2003, 04:46 PM
This is not a knock on Ramsey at all but also look at the talent Ramsey has around him compared to Carr and Harrington who are both relying on rookie WRs.
BigCountry
09-22-2003, 07:04 PM
Ramsey had a a more QB friendly offensive system in college then both Harrington and Carr.
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