Gibran Hamdan

AnonEmouse · 08-24-2004, 06:47 AM

I think of it like this. He has physical talent and the ability to put the ball in the right place, but he lacks maybe the finesse for an NFL offense. So maybe the latter can be coached into him. If it can, put him on the practice squad, because you never know when you need that 3rd QB.

The way I see it, if Hasselbeck continues to improve, he won't want to be 3rd string much longer, and I can't see them letting Ramsey go unless he can't get out of this funk he's in. So assuming all 4 QB's play/practice well, come next year we lose Hasselbeck to another team, and we lose Brunell (to retirement) the year after. I for one can't see us using any picks on QB's in the next 2 drafts, considering our likely needs, so if we develop Hamdan into a potential 2nd string if not starter, then it costs us little. AND we keep a guy with experience in the system and the players.

PS the guy and see what happens.

08-24-2004, 06:47 AM	#14
AnonEmouse Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: UK Age: 60 Posts: 2,895	I think of it like this. He has physical talent and the ability to put the ball in the right place, but he lacks maybe the finesse for an NFL offense. So maybe the latter can be coached into him. If it can, put him on the practice squad, because you never know when you need that 3rd QB. The way I see it, if Hasselbeck continues to improve, he won't want to be 3rd string much longer, and I can't see them letting Ramsey go unless he can't get out of this funk he's in. So assuming all 4 QB's play/practice well, come next year we lose Hasselbeck to another team, and we lose Brunell (to retirement) the year after. I for one can't see us using any picks on QB's in the next 2 drafts, considering our likely needs, so if we develop Hamdan into a potential 2nd string if not starter, then it costs us little. AND we keep a guy with experience in the system and the players. PS the guy and see what happens.

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