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Seneca Wallace traded to Cleveland

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  • Cannot argue with trading for Wallace another guy who has never really had a chance in the NFL who was very good in college. I like the move considering both Quinn and

    Andersen stink. Would rather go for Troy Smith or move up for Bradford in the draft but............but heck this is a signal the Browns think now we need a real QB

  • So we are going to fill our roster with 2nd string Seahawks this year instead of 2nd string Jets? Nice! Let the Wallace/Quinn/Anderson flame war begin.

  • My prayers have been answered. The pride of Iowa...lol

  • uhhh....i need to know what we are gonna use him as.

  • I honestly believe that he was brought in to compete for the starting job with Quinn. If you really look at his spot start stats he is not a bad QB. He is very smart, accurate QB but seemed to take quite a bit of sacks. The sacks things can be be fixed with a good O-Line, a running game and quicker reads. I am content dropping Andersons overpaid butt along with the Ratt and moving on with Quinn, Wallace and a drafted Qb that can develop. Once again Holmgrem going after needs!!!!! I think we finally got a FO that actually gets it!!!!!!

  • @kosar_for_president said:

    Been reading some quote from some Seattle fans, saying he's the best backup in the NFL?

    5 foot 11 inches. GL... Not to be your Starter.

    FREAKofSTEEL08 said:

    5 foot 11 inches. GL... Not to be your Starter.

    Said Drew Brees.....

  • Too many people doubt the undersized Qb's such as Jeff Garcia, Drew Brees. One thing that short Qb's usually have going for them is their accuracy which is verrrrrrry important.

  • Too many people doubt the undersized Qb's such as Jeff Garcia, Drew Brees. One thing that short Qb's usually have going for them is their accuracy which is verrrrrrry important.

    @playerjdd said:

    Too many people doubt the undersized Qb's such as Jeff Garcia, Drew Brees. One thing that short Qb's usually have going for them is their accuracy which is verrrrrrry important.

    but you see you can nabe 3 or 4 guys that can play at that height and make it work in the nfl, problem is: one guy won the suoerbowl, one guy's basically out of football and the other guy is selling'ring-dings' out of his ice cream truck.

  • each individual coming from other teams to come here and join the new sea elephant/lion/manatee front orrifice has their own blow boys. mangini will go undercover to the jet's lockerroom and try to lure his 'boys' back to cleveland. now we got the walrus gut clenching the carpet in the film room and when one of his miscreants from seattle or grn bay or sanfran says something positive he'll clap with those two big fins of his and do the honk honk laugh, which means heckert has to wait another week to talk the walrus into kolb or vick, all thewhilst mangini is peering around the corner of the bleachesr hoping he can snag a little one on one with mangold. gosh! i love these fags!

  • Is anyone else besides me completely stoked to see Cribbies and Seneca Wallace on the field at the same time?

  • As i said in the other thread, looking at his progression, i think the guy is ready to step his game up a notch and be a pretty good NFL QB.

    Reminds me a bit of Gerrard in Jville.

  • The countdon to DA's departure has begun...I think the only way DA remains in Cleveland now is if he tells MH he is willing to renegotiate his contract for the NFL minimum plus incentives to stay with the team (not likely) or he gets snowed in at Hopkins and can't leave (more likely).

    To be honest I didn't know much about Wallace a few weeks ago when the rumors about him started circulationg but after looking at his stats he has played roughly a season worth of football (14 games) with at least slightly above average numbers. If someone were to just look at the stats alone I think he would be the clear starter right now but let's wait to see what he can do with the guys on our team before that decision is made.

    IMO BQ will be holding the clipboard again this season or traded unless he shows a lot of improvement.

  • there is no hope for the browns.

    Seneca freakin wallace lol.

    I would rather have Ken Dorsey.

  • I honestly believe that he was brought in to compete for the starting job with Quinn. If you really look at his spot start stats he is not a bad QB. He is very smart, accurate QB but seemed to take quite a bit of sacks. The sacks things can be be fixed with a good O-Line, a running game and quicker reads. I am content dropping Andersons overpaid butt along with the Ratt and moving on with Quinn, Wallace and a drafted Qb that can develop. Once again Holmgrem going after needs!!!!! I think we finally got a FO that actually gets it!!!!!!

    @playerjdd said:

    I honestly believe that he was brought in to compete for the starting job with Quinn.

    Holmgren has said there won't be a competition this year. The only way Brady stays is if he is going to accept being a backup imho. It is possible that Wallace is going to be the backup with someone else coming in but I doubt it.

  • SI_PeterKing RT @peterzefo:What does acquisition of Seneca Wallace mean for Browns current QBs? ... Simple. Wallace will be No. 2--to someone.

    2 minutes ago via TweetDeck

    also, for the hell of it

    SI_PeterKing RT @ironcitypat: I wonder if a guy like Roethlisberger ever thinks about the little kids wearing his jersey? ... Doubt it. But he should.

    2 minutes ago via TweetDeck

  • This guy's from my hometown, Sacramento, so I'm definitely ready to cheer him on. I'd love to see him get a chance while we develop some younger talent.

  • Just had a thought. First I thought we must have dealt one of our QBs because why would Seattle get rid of their backup with such a fragile QB at the healm? Since we didn't, it must mean Seattle is going for QB with their first pick. This very well could mean Berry falls to us. Pat Kirwan actually has Berry going at #10.

  • I have followed the Seahawks the past couple of years as I tend to follow Notre Dame players in the NFL. Seneca Wallace is a solid backup (I don't know about best in the league), is a kind of Tony Romo-lite kind of guy. He certainly doesn't suck, is athletic, and has put up nice numbers in the WCO. I'd start him over Anderson in a heartbeat. He does have a problem getting it in the endzone though. He tossed only 1 TD per 40 attempts last season, while Hass was better than 1/30, and even Quinn was better. And Wallace had a much better receiving corps.

    Is the thought that this means the Browns will draft a QB and develop him under Wallace? I'm not even certain Wallace would win out a QB competition against Quinn, even if Wallace is comfy with the offense. And he's widely regarded as having a low top-end. So I'm not sure what to make of the move.

  • I have followed the Seahawks the past couple of years as I tend to follow Notre Dame players in the NFL. Seneca Wallace is a solid backup (I don't know about best in the league), is a kind of Tony Romo-lite kind of guy. He certainly doesn't suck, is athletic, and has put up nice numbers in the WCO. I'd start him over Anderson in a heartbeat. He does have a problem getting it in the endzone though. He tossed only 1 TD per 40 attempts last season, while Hass was better than 1/30, and even Quinn was better. And Wallace had a much better receiving corps.

    Is the thought that this means the Browns will draft a QB and develop him under Wallace? I'm not even certain Wallace would win out a QB competition against Quinn, even if Wallace is comfy with the offense. And he's widely regarded as having a low top-end. So I'm not sure what to make of the move.

    @trodgers said:

    I'm not sure what to make of the move.

    the only thing that it shows me is that anderson is gone. other than that, it's only march so it's useless to speculate unless quinn goes before the draft.

  • I like the move. Seneca Wallace helps add to the QB depth and will come in and be a solid backup at the very least. He might not be the best but it is already an upgrade over Ratliff.

    At his best, he ends up taking over the reigns of the Browns and plays solid ball.

    At his worst, he'll be a solid back-up who know's his role.