crazyhorse1 wrote:As a Redskin, Ramsey has a much better record (passing and otherwise) than Brunell with far less talent around him. Check it out. In fact, Ramsey is far and away the Skins' yardage leader over the the last four year, in spite of actually playing only a season and a half. Also, his ratio of interceptions to TD's is comparable to other top NFL QB's.
Ramsey's ineptitude is a myth. I bring this up not to hawk Ramsey but to illustrate how easily perceptions can be distorted by a need to support an authority figure, in this case a coach.
You have said this in the past, and it's still wrong.
Also, his ratio of interceptions to TD's is comparable to other top NFL QB's.
Ramsey has thrown 34 TDs to 29 INTs. That's not comparable to any top NFL QB. That's a 53:47 Ratio of TD to INTs.
"Other" top QBs:
Peyton Manning: 248 TDs, 131 INTs. Ratio is 65:35.
Donovan McNabb: 131 TDs, 67 INTs. Ratio is 66:34.
Trent Green: 150 TDs, 93 INTs. Ratio is 62:38.
Matt Hasselbeck: 97 TDs, 59 INTs. Ratio is 62:38.
Brett Favre: 399 TDs, 258 INTs. Ratio is 61:39.
Tom Brady: 126 TDs, 68 INTs. Ratio is 65:35.
Carson Palmer: 52 TDs, 34 INTs. Ratio is 60:40.
Hell, lets look at some of the more mediocre QBs.
Aaron Brooks: 120 TDs, 84 INTs. Ratio is 59:41.
Gus Frerotte: 95 TDs, 79 INTs. Ratio is 55:45.
Charlie Batch: 53 TDs, 41 INTs. Ratio is 56:44.
Drew Bledsoe: 247 TDs, 201 INTs. Ratio is 55:45.
Yeah, he's barely above the 1 TD to 1 INT ratio, so he's not hanging out in Trent Dilferland. However, he doesn't even have as good a ratio as Gus Frerotte. Or Charlie Batch! Certainly they don't qualify as "top NFL QBs".
Don't let the facts get in the way of your hyberbole, though.
Oh and Mark Brunell? 174 TDs, 103 INTs, a 63:47 ratio....