What If?

[BossHog]

No doubt about it. We would have to trade Ramsey. One, because Ramsey has value. And two, because Brunell doesn't. Plus, you got to have a veteran QB on your roster. And no, Ramsey is not a veteran. Teams would look at a proposed trade for Campbell but, they would want to see him play more against NFL competition before they trade for him.

[Gmanc711]

Originally Posted by BossHog

No doubt about it. We would have to trade Ramsey. One, because Ramsey has value. And two, because Brunell doesn't. Plus, you got to have a veteran QB on your roster. And no, Ramsey is not a veteran. Teams would look at a proposed trade for Campbell but, they would want to see him play more against NFL competition before they trade for him.

You dont trade Ramsey. Absolutley not; look at San Diego this year... they did the smart thing. Rivers is the unproven commodity, and they have a perfectly good team; and you dont mess that up. If Ramsey came out and became the guy we would all love him to be, you cant trade him and replace him with an unproven guy like Campbell. I dont care if we wasted the first round pick or not, you dont mess with a team like that if its succeeding and a guy is finally clicking in the system. I would say if this happened, you keep Ramsey the one more year of his contract and make sure he is not a one year wonder, and then if he keeps it up, you sign him big and do somthing with Campbell. I think alot of people are under the impression that this is Ramseys last year of his contract (not anyone in perticular, i just get that vibe); but he'll still be around in 2006. Of course I would love for this scenerio to play out this way, and I hope Ramsey has a very good year.

[BrudLee]

Originally Posted by BossHog

No doubt about it. We would have to trade Ramsey. One, because Ramsey has value. And two, because Brunell doesn't. Plus, you got to have a veteran QB on your roster. And no, Ramsey is not a veteran. Teams would look at a proposed trade for Campbell but, they would want to see him play more against NFL competition before they trade for him.

If Ramsey starts every game this season, he will have 45 career starts. That's a veteran. He currently has a positive TD-to-INT ratio, something any coach would look for in a veteran QB (starter or backup). I want Ramsey to succeed as a Redskin more than anything, but it's wise to prepare for the possibility that he won't do so. Having a QB on the roster learning the offense and the speed of the league is a good thing.