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Will Ramsey make a difference?

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View Poll Results: Will the offense improve, regress or stay the same with Ramsey at the helm?
Improve 62 84.93%
Regress 1 1.37%
Stay the same 10 13.70%
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Old 11-16-2004, 05:38 PM   #11
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I believe we had the 31st ranked scoring offenese and Brunnell was a major factor. In Ramseys two appearances the offense has been able to move the ball through the air, that's a definate improvement. Although like some have pointed out sacks & ints are also going to increase. With Ramseys limited time practicing with the first team he will have his share of problems & with the toughest part of the schedule coming up I don't expect him to look like the second coming of joe montana. What I do expect is a balanced offense. He will make some spectacular throws and probably a lot of real bad throws. I think Gibbs needed to see first hand what he has in Ramsey (franchise QB or trade bait) letting him play is the best way to evaluate him. I'm optimistic though, I know he threw some balls this weekend that left us scratching our heads, but with more playing time I think his decision making will improve.
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