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Quarterback Rank: #50
Overall: #272
Ratliff heads from the Jets to the Browns. He could compete for the starting job but is likely to serve as the No. 2 or 3 quarterback. He knows coach Eric Mangini, though, which could help his case. Ratliff still seems a long shot to start because of his lack of experience. He hasn't attempted a pass in the NFL yet. Ratliff is a pretty accurate passer with a plus arm.
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Ratliff might be worth a late-round flyer if you have a pick to spare or draft three quarterbacks. Ratliff lacks a lot of experience, though, which is a big concern for the coming season even if he were to get some playing time |
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| The Cleveland Browns have declared CB Anthony Madison, QB Brett Ratliff, OG Floyd Womack, CB Gerard Lawson, TE Greg Estandia, RB Jamal Lewis, PK Phil Dawson, OG Rex Hadnot inactive for Week 4. |
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| Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports Cleveland Browns head coach Eric Mangini said QB Brett Ratliff is not in line to get a start in the near future. Ratliff has been working mostly with the scout team and gets the least amount of snaps during practice since he is the No. 3 quarterback. |
| Fantasy Impact: Well, cross that option off the list. We wouldn't totally rule Ratliff out this season if the other two keeping playing at their current level. |
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| The Cleveland Browns have declared QB Brett Ratliff, WR Brian Robiskie, OG Floyd Womack, CB Gerard Lawson, TE Greg Estandia, C Hank Fraley, RB Jamal Lewis, PK Phil Dawson inactive for Week 3. |
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| The Cleveland Browns have declared QB Brett Ratliff, WR Brian Robiskie, RB Cedric Peerman, RB James Davis, CB Marquis Floyd, TE Martin Rucker, OT Phillip Trautwein, OG Rex Hadnot inactive for Week 2. |
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| The Cleveland Browns have declared QB Brett Ratliff, RB Cedric Peerman, CB DeAngelo Smith, RB Jerome Harrison, LB Leon Williams, CB Marquis Floyd, TE Martin Rucker, OG Rex Hadnot inactive for Week 1. |
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| Zac Jackson, of ClevelandBrowns.com, reports Cleveland Browns QB Brett Ratliff worked with the first-team offense operating the two-minute drill during morning practice Tuesday, Aug. 11. Head coach Eric Mangini said Ratliff saw the time because Ratliff has not received many opportunities in that drill. |
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| Peter King, of SI.com, reports Cleveland Browns head coach Eric Mangini really likes QB Brett Ratliff, who was acquired via trade during the first round of the NFL Draft. According to King, Ratliff should not be considered a throw-in player. |
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| Erik Boland, of Newsday, reports New York Jets QB Brett Ratliff said he was told by head coach Rex Ryan that he anticipates an open competition and Ratliff will have a chance to win the starting job. 'He said in his eyes it was an open competition, that there will be an opportunity for you, and that's all I can ask for, the opportunity to show my abilities,' Ratliff said. |
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| Dave Hutchinson, of the Star-Ledger, reports New York Jets QB Brett Ratliff continues to get more reps with the first- and second-team and is turning heads. |
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