Tulane’s record-setting downfield surgeon
In the 2001 season, Patrick Ramsey was the engine of Tulane’s offense, finishing with 2,935 passing yards and 22 touchdowns while setting the school record for career touchdown passes at 72. He stood out as a high-volume, high-ceiling QB with real command of the passing game: 9,205 career yards, 31 straight games with a TD pass, and four 400-yard games for the Green Wave. The appeal is clear—if your team wants a poised, productive distributor who can carry an offense through the air, Ramsey fits. The caution flag: his college résumé also shows interception-heavy seasons, so he’s a gunslinger, not a safe, low-risk game manager.
