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Originally Posted by Balmerskinsfan
Ramey had value before he played many games because he had POTENTIAL as a young strong armed QB. But then he played enough games for anyone not blinded by burgundy colored glasses to see that he was nothing special at best and a slow, inaccurate INT machine at worst. Gibbs didn't make Ramsey's value plummet, Ramsey did by playing like crap. Teams that were once willing to gamble a higher pick on Ramsey's potential now realize that his actual value is far less. Again, not Gibb's fault, Ramsey's. If you play like a fair-to-middlin' QB, your value is fair-to-middlin'.
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Exactly... I agree, Ramsey has had a part in his stock dropping, let's not kid ourselves.
The knocks on him from earlier in his career still remain. He holds on to the ball too long, he doesn't have great touch, and he still makes too many silly mistakes.
That's not Gibbs' fault.
I still think he has some potential and somebody out there will undoubtedly take a chance on him to see if they can tap in to that potential.