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Some Titans don't get stats	Updated 9/27/2009
Patrick Ramsey, QB TEN
News: Dominique Edison, Craig Stevens, Chris Henry, Ahmard Hall, Jameel Cook, Patrick Ramsey and Javon Ringer all failed to record offensive stats Week 3 against the Jets.	Analysis: None of these players have any Fantasy value and can continue to be ignored in all formats.

Titans announce Week 2 inactives	Updated 9/20/2009
Patrick Ramsey, QB TEN
News: The Titans have announced their inactives for Week 2 vs. the Texans. Out are TE Bo Scaife, CB Cary Williams, DE Jacob Ford, WR Lavelle Hawkins, DL Sen’Derick Marks, DL Kevin Vickerson and QB Patrick Ramsey.	Analysis: Scaife is the only Fantasy-viable name in this group, but was doubtful coming in, so hopefully all Fantasy owners benched him already.

Titans list Week 1 inactives	Updated 9/10/2009
Patrick Ramsey, QB TEN
News: The Titans have listed QB Patrick Ramsey (third QB), DB Ryan Mouton, RB Chris Henry, WR Lavelle Hawkins, TE Jared Cook, DL Sen'Derrick Marks and DL Dave Ball as inactive for Week 1 at Pittsburgh.	Analysis: There are no real surprises here. It's disappointing to see the rookie Cook on the sidelines because of an ankle injury since Tennessee would love to work him into the tight end rotation early this season. Still, he is hardly a blip on the Fantasy radar. Make sure to keep these players reserved for Week 1.

Ramsey active, throws TD pass	Updated 9/4/2009
Patrick Ramsey, QB TEN
News: Tennesse backup QB Patrick Ramsey was able to play in Thursday's preseason game against the Packers despite a rib injury. He went 5 for 8 with 82 yards passing and a touchdown.	Analysis: Ramsey is only the third-string QB with the Titans and has roughly no shot at seeing the field this year. Keep him out of all Fantasy leagues.

Ramsey sits with sore ribs	Updated 8/30/2009
Patrick Ramsey, QB TEN
News: Titans QB Patrick Ramsey sat out Saturday's preseason loss to the Browns with sore ribs.	Analysis: Ramsey is expected to be just the No. 3 QB heading into the season for Tennesee and thus has no Fantasy value at this time.

Ramsey remains third-string for now	Updated 8/10/2009
Patrick Ramsey, QB TEN
News: After Sunday night's Hall of Fame game against Buffalo, Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher still labeled Patrick Ramsey the No. 3 QB on the team behind No. 1 Kerry Collins and No. 2 Vince Young. Young struggled in the game, going 5 of 10 for 39 yards with one carry for a yard and an interception. Fisher said Monday he thought Young played well and made good decisions. Ramsey posted much better numbers, completing 8 of 10 for 72 yards. Fisher said Young remains the Titans' No. 2 quarterback with Ramsey No. 3. "There's a chance that Vince will start a preseason game as we move forward, and we'll give Pat a chance to play earlier in the ballgame," Fisher said.	Analysis: We still expect Young to be the No. 2 QB for the Titans behind Collins, but both guys have minimal Fantasy value this year. Even if Collins gets hurt, Young or Ramsey would have to put on quite a show for Fantasy owners to count on him except for the deepest of leagues.

Ramsey to compete with Young	Updated 6/22/2009
Patrick Ramsey, QB TEN
News: The Nashville City Paper reports Titans QB Patrick Ramsey doesn't want to settle for being the No. 3 passer behind Kerry Collins and Vince Young. Ramsey, who backed up Jay Cutler in Denver last year, signed a one-year free agent deal in Tennessee shortly after last year's third-stringer Chris Simms wound up with the Broncos. Ramsey, who played for Titans offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger in 2007, could get the chance to compete with Young for the right to be Collins' primary backup. "That's the situation I'm faced with," Ramsey said of being third on the depth chart currently. "Honestly, what I intend to do is come in here and play as well as I can and let that take care of itself. They just said come in and the best players are going to be moved up. Obviously, Kerry is the starter, and I'm going to be competing for the second job." Coach Jeff Fisher, however, has said Collins is first, Young is second and Ramsey is third for now. Still, as with all positions, Fisher said competition can be created based on performance. "We're going to play the best players, and we're going to have the best players in the backup roles," Fisher said.	Analysis: We still expect Young to be the No. 2 QB for the Titans behind Collins, but both guys have minimal Fantasy value this year. Even if Collins gets hurt, Young or Ramsey would have to put on quite a show for Fantasy owners to count on him except for the deepest of leagues.

Ramsey signs with Titans	Updated 4/6/2009
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Quarterback Patrick Ramsey has signed a one-year deal with the Titans. Tennessee announced on Friday that Ramsey joined the Titans after two seasons with the Broncos. Ramsey has completed 511 of 913 passes for 5,930 yards with 35 touchdowns and 30 interceptions during his career, which started with the Redskins who took him with a late first-round pick in 2002.	Analysis: Ramsey is likely to be third on the depth chart behind Kerry Collins, whom Tennessee re-signed to a two-year, $15 million deal, and Vince Young. Keep him off of Fantasy rosters until further notice.

Ramsey already done for season	Updated 10/22/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: The Denver Broncos have lost linebacker Boss Bailey and backup quarterback Patrick Ramsey to season-ending injuries. Cornerback Champ Bailey is out for at least a month. All three were hurt in Denver's 41-7 loss at New England on Monday night. Boss Bailey and Ramsey were placed on injured reserve Wednesday. Ramsey was filling in for Jay Cutler late in the first half, and he injured his right elbow when he was sacked.	Analysis: Ramsey didn't let anyone know he was hurting because of the condition of Jay Cutler's right index finger, which Cutler smacked on a helmet during the first play of the game. It didn't take long for Ramsey to get injured shortly after taking his first snap in 2008 and is now lost for the season. He had little to no Fantasy value before the injury.

Ramsey enters for just one series	Updated 10/21/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos QB Patrick Ramsey got his first action of the season Week 7 at New England, appearing just for one series at the end of the first half when starter Jay Cutler needed treatment on a bruised right index finger. Ramsey completed two of three passes for 19 yards. He also lost a fumble.	Analysis: Ramsey has a strong arm and better skills than most backup quarterbacks in the league, but unless Cutler unexpected misses time with this finger injury, he should remain on waivers in all Fantasy leagues.

Five Broncos held statless Week 6	Updated 10/12/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos RB Andre Hall, RB Spencer Larsen, TE Mike Leach, TE Chad Mustard and QB Patrick Ramsey all dressed, but failed to record an offensive stat Week 6 vs. Jacksonville.	Analysis: Hall usually gets about 5-10 carries per game, but Michael Pittman did all the rushing Week 6 as Selvin Young (groin) was sidelined. Hall, along with the rest of the players, have marginal offensive roles and should be kept reserved in Fantasy as the Broncos play the Patriots Week 7.

Three Broncos held statless Week 5	Updated 10/5/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos TE Mike Leach, QB Patrick Ramsey and TE Nate Jackson all dressed, but failed to record an offensive stat Week 5 against the Bucs.	Analysis: Most of these players are either reserves or aren't an integral part of the Broncos' offense. They have little to no Fantasy value heading into Week 6 against the Jaguars.

Broncos don't stat Week 4	Updated 9/28/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: The following players suited up for Denver on Sunday against the Chiefs but did not record any stats: RB Peyton Hillis, TE Nate Jackson, TE Mike Leach and backup QB Patrick Ramsey.	Analysis: These players don't stat often enough to be considered viable Fantasy athletes. Avoid them in all formats until further notice.

Broncos don't stat on Sunday	Updated 9/21/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Denver WR Cliff Russell, TE Mike Leach and QB Patrick Ramsey did not stat Week 3 against the Chiefs. Ramsey did not play in the game. The other two played but did not stat.	Analysis: None of the players listed above have any Fantasy value because they don't figure to play very often for the Broncos.

Broncos don't stat Sunday	Updated 9/14/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Denver had several players suit up for Week 2 against the Chargers but either not play or play and not record a stat. The following players got into game action but didn't have any Fantasy relevant statistics: FB Peyton Hillis, TE Mike Leach and WR Keary Colbert. Backup quarterback Patrick Ramsey was active but did not play in the game.	Analysis: Hillis started at fullback in Week 1 but the Broncos didn't start a fullback at all Week 2. In either case, Hillis doesn't figure to stat very often. He's not recommended in Fantasy. The rest of the players above are not considered in Fantasy either.

Four Broncos held statless Week 1	Updated 9/10/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos TE Daniel Graham, TE Mike Leach, QB Patrick Ramsey and WR Keary Colbert all dressed, but failed to record an offensive stat Week 1 against the Raiders.	Analysis: Most of these players are either reserves or aren't an integral part of the Broncos' offense. They have little to no Fantasy value heading into Week 2 against the Chargers.

Backup Ramsey decent vs. Pack	Updated 8/23/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos backup QB Patrick Ramsey completed 10 of 16 passes for 70 yards in Friday's preseason game against Green Bay. He threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to running back Michael Pittman in the fourth quarter and was also intercepted once.	Analysis: Ramsey was for the most part efficient playing with the second unit in the second half. But the fact remains he'll be a backup while Jay Cutler is healthy and that makes him unworthy of owning in a Fantasy league. Until that changes, leave him on the waiver wire.

Denver backup QBs off target Sat.	Updated 8/9/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Denver starting QB Jay Cutler finished Saturday's preseason game 8-for-10 for 59 yards in a short time and then made way for his backups to take over. They didn't fare nearly as well. Patrick Ramsey, who is slated to be the backup, completed just 6-of-11 passes for 32 yards and two interceptions and Darrell Hackney wasn't much better. Hackney went 4-of-7 for 62 yards to lead all QBs in yardage.	Analysis: Cutler is a fringe No. 1/high-end No. 2 Fantasy QB. Ramsey should only get any Fantasy recognition whatsoever if Cutler cannot play for whatever reason. And Hackney has no value as he'll probably be the third stringer. Still, Hackney proved better than Ramsey Saturday and the former Redskin will need to perform better if he hopes to keep the backup job.

Ramsey does little in 2007	Updated 2/8/2008
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos QB Patrick Ramsey was the backup to Jay Cutler in 2007. Ramsey appeared in two games and passed for 262 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He also had 6 yards rushing.	Analysis: Ramsey has minimal Fantasy value as long as Cutler is healthy. Don't plan on drafting Ramsey in any leagues in 2008.

Several Broncos make little noise	Updated 12/25/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Denver TE Daniel Graham, backup QB Patrick Ramsey, backup PK Matt Prater, WR Glenn Martinez, RB Andre Hall and FB Paul Smith were active but had no offensive stats in Week 16 at San Diego.	Analysis: None of these players have much Fantasy value and should not be used in Week 17 vs. Minnesota.

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Seven Broncos held statless Week 15	Updated 12/13/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos WR Taylor Jacobs, RB Andre Hall, RB Paul Smith, RB Cecil Sapp, TE Mike Leach, TE Chad Mustard and QB Patrick Ramsey all dressed, but failed to record an offensive stat Week 15 at Houston.	Analysis: Most of these players serve as reserves or on special teams for the Broncos. They have little to no Fantasy value at this time because they don't rack up the necessary stats that matter in Fantasy leagues. Keep them out of active lineups heading into Week 16 against the Chargers.

Broncos minions don't factor	Updated 12/9/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: The following Broncos players did not record any offensive stats in Week 14 vs. Kansas City: QB Patrick Ramsey, WR Taylor Jacobs, RB Andre Hall, RB Paul Smith, TE Mike Leach and Chad Mustard.	Analysis: None of the players on this list at in a position to help your Fantasy team. Leave them on the waiver wire until further notice.

Several Broncos shut out	Updated 11/25/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Denver TE Daniel Graham, QB Patrick Ramsey, WR Glenn Martinez and RB Kyle Johnson had no offensive stats Sunday at Chicago.	Analysis: None of these players have much Fantasy value and should not be used in Week 13 at Oakland.

Five Broncos don't factor in stats	Updated 11/19/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos WR Taylor Jacobs, RB Mike Bell, TE Mike Leach, TE Chad Mustard, and QB Patrick Ramsey didn't record statistics Week 11 against the Titans.	Analysis: None of these players contributes enough statistically to deserve attention in Fantasy. Keep all on waivers for Week 12 at Chicago.

Not much for seven Broncos	Updated 11/11/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos FB Paul Smith, WR Glenn Martinez, WR Taylor Jacobs, FB Cecil Sapp, TE Mike Leach and TE Chad Mustard all dressed but didn't record statistics Week 10 at Kansas City. Backup QB Patrick Ramsey did play two snaps but didn't complete a pass; he did have a two-yard rush.	Analysis: These players sit too low on the depth chart and don't post stats regularly to contribute much in Fantasy. Keep all off rosters when the Broncos host the Titans in Week 11.

Ramsey could start vs. K.C.	Updated 11/5/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos QB Jay Cutler doesn't have the hairline fracture in his left leg he feared. An MRI exam Monday was negative, but coach Mike Shanahan said he didn't know if Cutler would practice much this week or be under center Sunday at Kansas City. "He doesn't have a stress fracture, which is a positive," Shanahan said. "The X-rays were negative, the MRI was negative. So, we'll see how sore he is. Right now he's quite sore. And we'll get a chance to see how he feels on Wednesday." Cutler took a helmet to his lower leg, which was badly bruised, in the first half of the Broncos' 44-7 loss at Detroit on Sunday. He was carted off the field and although immediate X-rays were negative, Cutler said he feared his leg was broken. Patrick Ramsey replaced Cutler and would start against the Chiefs if Cutler can't go.	Analysis: Keep an eye on Cutler's status before deciding to use Ramsey. If Ramsey plays, he would be a No. 2 Fantasy QB against the Chiefs.

Ramsey comes on for Cutler	Updated 11/4/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos QB Patrick Ramsey came on for an injured Jay Cutler on Sunday at Detroit and was 29-of-46 passing for 262 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He also added one carry for 4 yards and lost a fumble.	Analysis: Ramsey could start in Week 10 against Kansas City if Cutler remains out. Cutler hurt his lower leg in the first half and did not return. If Ramsey starts, he would have minimal Fantasy value.

No statistics for five Broncos	Updated 10/29/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos RB Paul Smith, WR Brian Clark, TE Mike Leach, TE Chad Mustard and QB Patrick Ramsey didn't record statistics Week 8 against the Packers.	Analysis: These players sit too low on the depth chart to contribute much in Fantasy. Keep all on waivers for Week 9 at Detroit.

Backup Ramsey doesn't play	Updated 10/22/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Patrick Ramsey dressed for Week 7 against the Steelers, but he did not get into the game.	Analysis: Ramsey has no Fantasy value unless starter Jay Cutler goes down with some sort of long-term injury. The Broncos host the Packers in Week 8.

Broncos backups do not factor	Updated 10/7/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos backup QB Patrick Ramsey, FB Paul Smith, FB Cecil Sapp, TE/LS Mike Leach, WR Brian Clark and RB Andre Hall were active but did not record a stat in Week 5 vs. San Diego.	Analysis: None of these players should be on your Fantasy roster until further notice. The Broncos are on bye in Week 6 but play vs. Pittsburgh in Week 7.

Broncos backups don't factor	Updated 9/23/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos QB Patrick Ramsey, WR Domenick Hixon, RB Paul Smith, TE/LS Mike Leach and TE Tony Scheffler did not record a stat in Week 3 vs. Jacksonville.	Analysis: None of these players should be on your Fantasy roster until further notice.

Backup QB Ramsey doesn't play	Updated 9/17/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: WR Domenik Hixon, WR Nate Jackson, TE/LS Mike Leach, TE Tony Scheffler and RB Paul Smith were inactive for Week 2 against the Raiders. Backup QB Patrick Ramsey dressed and did not play in the overtime win.	Analysis: None of the players mentioned above are worth using in Fantasy leagues heading into Week 3 against Jacksonville.

Some Broncos go statless Week 1	Updated 9/9/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Broncos who did not record a stat Week 1 at Buffalo include QB Patrick Ramsey, TE Tony Scheffler, WR Domenik Hixon, RB Paul Smith, RB Mike Bell and TE Nate Jackson.	Analysis: Ramsey continues to serve as Jay Cutler's backup and won't see the field unless an injury befalls the starter. Bell seems to have been passed over on the depth chart by the likes of Selvyn Young and Cecil Sapp. The other Broncos are also mere reserves. Ignore all these players in Fantasy leagues heading into Week 2 against the Raiders.

Ramsey shows off his rifle	Updated 8/19/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB DEN
News: Denver's Patrick Ramsey threw a 90-yard touchdown pass to Brian Clark and a 5-yarder to Quincy Morgan in their second preseason game at Dallas. On the 90-yard touchdown, Ramsey launched a bomb from his own 5, which was caught by Clark at the 50. He escaped a tackler and took it the rest of the way for a score.	Analysis: Ramsey has a cannon for an arm and is more of a gunslinger than anything else. If Jay Cutler were to miss playing time, Ramsey would be a nice No. 2 Fantasy QB. Until then, keep him off of Fantasy rosters.

Ramsey agrees with Broncos	Updated 3/8/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: QB Patrick Ramsey has agreed to a two-year, $4.5 million deal with the Broncos, where he will back up Jay Cutler, reports the Rocky Mountain News. Ramsey was a backup with the Jets last season and spent three years with Washington before that.	Analysis: Ramsey has a cannon for an arm and is more of a gunslinger than anything else. If Jay Cutler were to miss playing time, Ramsey would be a nice No. 2 Fantasy QB. Until then, keep him off of Fantasy rosters.

QB Ramsey talking to Denver	Updated 3/7/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: The Denver Post reports that the Broncos are talking with QB Patrick Ramsey about signing him to back up Jay Cutler in 2007. Ramsey has also drawn interest from the Houston Texans.	Analysis: Ramsey is most certainly going to be a backup quarterback in 2007, rendering him useless for 2007 Fantasy play.

Texans bringing vets in	Updated 3/5/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: The Houston Chronicle reports that the Texans have scheduled visits planned with free agent quarterback Patrick Ramsey, linebacker Danny Clark and defensive tackle James Reed.	Analysis: Of these players, only Ramsey is worth noting since he'd be the Texans' QB if David Carr (or whomever is starting for them) goes down. Right now, don't consider any of these players in Fantasy leagues.

Jets officially cut QB Ramsey	Updated 3/2/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: As expected, the Jets have released backup QB Patrick Ramsey. He was acquired last offseason to provide competition for the starting QB spot, which was won by Chad Pennington. Pennington has already been named the starter for 2007, with second-year QB Kellen Clemens backing him up.	Analysis: Ramsey's future in the NFL isn't bright, but there's room for him to be at least a backup somewhere. It wasn't long ago that we liked his skill set but not his decision-making abilities. Fantasy owners shouldn't consider Ramsey at this point.

Jets to let go of QB Ramsey	Updated 2/28/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: The New York Daily News reports that the Jets are expected to trade or release backup QB Patrick Ramsey before the start of free agency. Ramsey was acquired last offseason to provide competition for the starting QB spot, which was won by Chad Pennington. Pennington has already been named the starter for 2007, with Kellen Clemens backing him up.	Analysis: Ramsey's future in the NFL isn't bright, but there's room for him to be at least a backup somewhere. It wasn't long ago that we liked his skill set but not his decision-making abilities. Fantasy owners shouldn't consider Ramsey at this point.

Jets subs get no statistics	Updated 1/1/2007
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets backup QB Patrick Ramsey, WR Wallace Wright, QB/WR Brad Smith, FB James Hodgins, TE/LS James Dearth and TE Sean Ryan did not record any offensive stats in Week 17 vs. Oakland.	Analysis: None of these players have any Fantasy appeal looking toward the 2007 season.

Jets list Week 17 injuries	Updated 12/27/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets RB James Hodgins (knee), DB Eric Smith (foot), DB Kerry Rhodes (knee), RB B.J. Askew (foot), DB Andre Dyson (knee) and DB David Barrett (hip) are questionable, while LB Matt Chatham (foot), QB Patrick Ramsey (calf), DL Bryan Thomas (shoulder) and DL Rashard Moore (hamd) are listed as probable for Week 17 vs. Oakland.	Analysis: Only Rhodes, Dyson and Thomas should be used in Fantasy leagues for Week 17. Ignore the other injured players.

QB Ramsey does not play	Updated 12/26/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Patrick Ramsey dressed for Week 16 at Miami, but he did not get into the game.	Analysis: Ramsey is not a recommended Fantasy option for Week 17 against Oakland and he will likely be a backup in 2007 with little appeal in most formats.

No stats for QB Ramsey	Updated 12/10/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Patrick Ramsey dressed for Week 14 against the Bills but he did not get into the game.	Analysis: Ramsey is not a recommended Fantasy option for Week 15 at Minnesota.

Jets players get no stats	Updated 12/3/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets who were active and dressed but didn't record an offensive statistic in Week 13 include: Backup QB Patrick Ramsey, WR Wallace Wright and TE/LS James Dearth.	Analysis: These players shouldn't be on Fantasy rosters.

Ramsey gets into the game	Updated 11/26/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets backup QB Patrick Ramsey came in for one play against the Texans when starter Chad Pennington was forced to leave for a play.	Analysis: Unless Pennington misses extended time, ignore him.

Jets backups don't produce	Updated 11/20/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets WR Justin McCareins, TE Sean Ryan, FB James Hodgins, TE James Dearth and QB Patrick Ramsey dressed in Week 11 but failed to record an offensive statistic.	Analysis: None of these players have much Fantasy value at this time.

Jets release Week 11 injury report	Updated 11/15/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets FB B.J. Askew (foot), CB David Barrett (hip), WR Tim Dwight (thigh) and RB Cedric Houston (knee) are listed as questionable for Week 11 vs. Chicago. LB Matt Chatham (foot), CB Drew Coleman (thigh), CB Andre Dyson (ankle), WR Justin McCareins (foot), DL Rashad Moore (hand) and reserve QB Patrick Ramsey (thigh) are listed as probable for the game.	Analysis: None of these players have much Fantasy value at this time. Keep them reserved for Fantasy purposes in Week 11.

Jets backups don't produce	Updated 11/12/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets TE Sean Ryan, WR Brad Smith, TE James Dearth and QB Patrick Ramsey dressed in Week 10 but failed to record an offensive statistic.	Analysis: None of these players have much Fantasy value at this time.

Ramsey deals with thigh injury	Updated 11/8/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets QB Patrick Ramsey (thigh) is listed as probable for Week 10 at New England.	Analysis: Ramsey has yet to take a snap this season and will only get serious playing time shall starter Chad Pennington go down with an injury. Ramsey is not a viable Fantasy option at this time.

Jets backups don't produce	Updated 10/29/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets WR Justin McCareins, WR Tim Dwight, RB B.J. Askew, TE Sean Ryan and QB Patrick Ramsey dressed in Week 8 against the Browns but failed to record an offensive statistic.	Analysis: None of these players have much Fantasy value at this time.

Jets backups don't produce	Updated 10/22/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets RB B.J. Askew, RB James Hodgins and QB Patrick Ramsey all dressed in Week 7 against the Lions but did not record an offensive statistic.	Analysis: None of these players are recommended Fantasy options for Week 8 vs. Cleveland.

Jets backups lack stats	Updated 10/15/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: Jets RB Derrick Blaylock, WR Justin McCairens, TE Sean Ryan and QB Patrick Ramsey were dressed for Week 6 vs. Miami but did not record any stats.	Analysis: These players have no Fantasy value for the time being.

Jets backups don't get stats	Updated 10/2/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: The following Jets reserves did not record an offensive statistic in Week 5 vs. Indianapolis: QB/WR 16 Brad Smith, CB/KR 30 Drew Coleman, WR 81 Justin McCareins, TE/LS 85 James Dearth, TE James Hodgins and backup QB Patrick Ramsey.	Analysis: None of these players is worth owning in Fantasy formats for Week 5 at Jacksonville.

Jets reserves don't factor	Updated 9/24/2006
Patrick Ramsey, QB NYJ
News: The following Jets reserves did not record an offensive statistic in Week 3 at Buffalo: FB B.J. Askew, QB/WR 16 B.Smith, CB/KR 30 Drew Coleman, WR 81 Justin McCareins, TE/LS 85 James Dearth, TE 88 Sean Ryan and backup QB Patrick Ramsey.	Analysis: None of these players is worth owning in Fantasy formats for Week 4 vs. Indianapolis.

Pennington probable, Ramsey waits	Updated 9/20/2006

News: Jets QB Chad Pennington (calf) is listed as probable for Week 3 at Buffalo. He did practice on Wednesday.	Analysis: It looks as though Pennington will be ready for Week 3, so there is no need to turn your attention to playing Patrick Ramsey just yet.