You got a link for that?

I have no problem giving Trent some competition. I think however that I would be more serious competition then Ramsey. Ramsey isn’t a very good QB, I would rather see Hamdan get a shot over Ramsey at this point.

Here’s the link.

I’ll give the Bills credit for at least looking at the available options at QB. I’m dying to know why Buffalo didn’t choose to do the same for right tackle when Butler went down. If I remember right, Levi Jones and Jon Runyan were holding down couches somewhere when Butler had his annual injury.

The #Bills worked out UDFA QB Mike Reilly, he also worked out for #Seahawks and #Packers earlier this season.

http://twitter.com/caplannfl/status/5215937895

I wouldn’t mind trying him out but his turnovers were such a huge problem when was giving chances, I think in the 4 seasons he was in Washington he had like 23-25 fumbles and about 30 interceptions in only 24 games started.

What’s up with the QB try outs? Is OBD trying to say something?

I think Trent’s days in Buffalo are numbered…along with Jauron’s. Trent was Jauron’s draft pick and neither one of them are panning out so far.
Trent has been injury prone since his days at Stanford and it’s staying true here in Buffalo. I think if a new coaching staff comes in this off season we may be looking at a new QB situation as well.
I don’t know which side of that I’m on because I really like Edwards…I’m just sick of him sucking!

He has a big arm and was always known as accurate. He has palyed behind a couple of terrible offensive lines, and I think too much was expected of him too quick. He took a beating and kept coming back. check out his career stats. Really only given a chance when he was young for a bad team. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/stats?playerId=3560

Here is what Scouts Inc. says about him. Rmminds me a little of Rich Gannon. I think in the right system he could be a good starter:
Comment: Ramsey played in just one game completing two of three passes before being placed on IR with an injured elbow. He has played in a total of eight games and thrown a total of 76 passes over the past four years. While he has generally been considered a bust as a first-round draft pick, he does have some value as a backup. He has a strong arm and is an above-average athlete for the position. He can be accurate and can make all the necessary throws when given the time to set his feet and transfer his weight. He knows how to read coverages and understands the passing tree, but tends to overestimate his ability to get the ball through small windows and ends up with too many interceptions.

Ramsey is terrible….he is turnover prone, not very accurate and the only thing he would offer is a an upgrade talent wise over Fitz.
I still think Edwards gives us the best chance to win…Im just unsure what his problem with throwing to receivers is.

Joe Gibbs for whatever reason decided that an aging Mark Brunnell was the answer for the Redskins without really giving Ramsey a chance. I like Trent but I think Ramsey would be good too. BTW Shanahan liked Ramsey and scooped him up when he was available.

The bottomline is that QBs need decent O-lines. Heck Mary Rypien one a Superbowl. Even Rob Johnson would have looked good behind a good O-line.

I suspect that there’s more to Edwards’ head injury that they are letting on. I guess this is why players sit out to get that guaranteed money.

Oh my.

this is a really pathetic QB controversy we have here.

Why not look into the OT positions as well? DT’s? Lets not forget, we’re still waiting to hear about Kyle Williams’ situation. Do we really want McCargo being the number 3 DT rotation on this D?

On a side: I had great hopes that w/ a new DL coach (Sanders), 97 would get his s*it together, and he was my “dark-hosre” going into the off-season during training camp as our “comeback player”. I appologize now for even having that thought!

Spencer Johnson is gonna have his work cut out for him in the rotations now for sure if Kyle is out for an extended amount of time, or worse

Everyone complained about all of the DB’s being taken in the drafts. Well, how’s that working out now? We probably have one of the best secondaries “depth-wise” in the league, (until we let them walk away). If we could only apply that to the other two facets of the game, we’d be in good shape, but . . . . .

Would be a much better fit!

Anyone have a bead on someone better than Ramsey? Joey Harrington comes to mind, but only because he’s a local guy. Nothing really exciting out there that could be any better than what we’ve got in my opinion.