The Bills gave a workout Tuesday to veteran quarterback Patrick Ramsey, according to a

league source.

Ramsey, 30, was released by Tennessee on Oct. 3. He had signed with the Titans in April to

be the third stringer behind Kerry Collins and Vince Young. But the Titans cut him to make

room for more cornerback depth.

It remains to be seen how quickly Bills quarterback Trent Edwards can come back from his

second concussion in a year. Bills coach Dick Jauron said Monday that Edwards began working

out on Monday and was scheduled to begin football workouts today. However, Jauron said Edwards

already has been ruled out for Sunday's game against Houston.

Ramsey served as the backup to Jay Cutler in Denver in 2007 and 2008. He only saw mop-up

duty in one game last season for the Broncos. He was a backup with the New York Jets for 11

games in 2006.

Ramsey started 23 games for Washington from 2002-04 after being drafted in the first round

in 2002 out of Tulane.