BRADY QUINN TRADED
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Pretty good deal for the Browns. A decent fullback for Quinn who will be battling it out with Simms for the second spot behind Orton. Gotta be one of the big battles to watch this year.
Pretty good deal for the Browns. A decent fullback for Quinn who will be battling it out with Simms for the second spot behind Orton. Gotta be one of the big battles to watch this year.
As long as Brady can get more than 23 yards passing it shouldnt be too much of a battle. I remember in both games Simms played in last year our O was in the negative yards. We had to put in a hurt Orton because he was playing so terrible.
att-17
comp-4
yards-23
sacked-5
sck yards-39
int-1
fum-1
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How good is Brady at throwing 1 yard passes? Just wondering because thats what our O seems to do the majority of the time.
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I am just numb today i decided to try and lay off the boards and pay attention to my wife and ya see what hapeens!!!!! I really, really dont like the Wimbley trade, but id say the Quinn trade was fair. We have filled the Qb position and now we have solidified the RB position but now we are down one starting LB???
I am just numb today i decided to try and lay off the boards and pay attention to my wife and ya see what hapeens!!!!! I really, really dont like the Wimbley trade, but id say the Quinn trade was fair. We have filled the Qb position and now we have solidified the RB position but now we are down one starting LB???
dude check the roster we are fine at lb you might want to get some depth in later rounds but they are fine. Draft Lineman if you can get the offensive line to protect Jake then imagine how much confidence a project or a franchise qb would have.
Two Biggest concerns left for the offense
1. Not strong enough on right side should use one of your first two picks on a RT.
2. No weapons ava. Payton manning and Drew bress couldn't survive with this recieveing core. Brandon Marshall should of been included in the BQ trade
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Quinn always sucked even in college I got a lot of hate here and elsewhere ..........making a big deal we blew a first and second on that bum
Good riddance.................let him lose games for someone else............another Phil Sewage blunder drano
Not a whole lot of Quinn loving coming from this site, many here pretty much kept that in-check, so much so that those who were goo-goo eyed over Quinn, packed up and left the site.
The Cleveland Browns have always been the focus.
Rich, we are going to start a new tailgate format this season. Instead of having a big tailgate each Home date, we are going to pick approx three dates and have Huge parties on those dates. The inbetween dates are subject to differ. Hope we see you at the sacred land this season.
Not a whole lot of Quinn loving coming from this site, many here pretty much kept that in-check, so much so that those who were goo-goo eyed over Quinn, packed up and left the site.
The Cleveland Browns have always been the focus.
Rich, we are going to start a new tailgate format this season. Instead of having a big tailgate each Home date, we are going to pick approx three dates and have Huge parties on those dates. The inbetween dates are subject to differ. Hope we see you at the sacred land this season.
Keep us posted as to which dates you plan to select so plans can be made....
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Zombo said:
The Quinn / Anderson era is officially over.Praise God.
They both sucked and I hope and prayed we would just flush them both and start over at the position this year, and we have.
I do have to say though, the rabid defense of Brady by the Quinn fans last offseason was the gayest thing I have ever seen on a football message board.
Most of those guys are at Barking Tard now ... but, damn they must be embarrassed by the unadultered gayness they exhibited over the past year.
Zombo
--He's a leader! Look at at his Wonderlics! Look at his biceps! Brady McDreamy!
What are they going to talk about now? Maybe they are going to change their name to neigh-gh-gh-gh-gh-gh-ing hard? Or Winnie-ing hard? That way that can continue their faggotry for Queen.
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just think: there will be no more bq/da threads anymore... until we discuss who has done better since leaving.
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Zombo said:
The Quinn / Anderson era is officially over.Praise God.
They both sucked and I hope and prayed we would just flush them both and start over at the position this year, and we have.
I do have to say though, the rabid defense of Brady by the Quinn fans last offseason was the gayest thing I have ever seen on a football message board.
Most of those guys are at Barking Tard now ... but, damn they must be embarrassed by the unadultered gayness they exhibited over the past year.
Zombo
--He's a leader! Look at at his Wonderlics! Look at his biceps! Brady McDreamy!
What are they going to talk about now? Maybe they are going to change their name to neigh-gh-gh-gh-gh-gh-ing hard? Or Winnie-ing hard? That way that can continue their faggotry for Queen.
What are they going to talk about now? Maybe they are going to change their name to neigh-gh-gh-gh-gh-gh-ing hard? Or Winnie-ing hard? That way that can continue their faggotry for Queen.
isn't it obvious? holmgren is leading this trainwreck now, and we just gave up a franchise QB that had a huge upside.
its kinda funny.....where's PGL. i remember a nice little quote from him the day DA was release....
"quinn will be the starter. EAT IT!"
in typical fashion, they are right and the FO is wrong. lots of great football talked over there....
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How good is Brady at throwing 1 yard passes? Just wondering because thats what our O seems to do the majority of the time.
How good is Brady at throwing 1 yard passes? Just wondering because thats what our O seems to do the majority of the time.
He's about 50/50. He likes to delay his release and coulpled with a weak arm and no zip, when the receiver does get the ball at the LOS, he is promptly smacked down. Unless you have Cribbs.
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How good is Brady at throwing 1 yard passes? Just wondering because thats what our O seems to do the majority of the time.
He's about 50/50. He likes to delay his release and coulpled with a weak arm and no zip, when the receiver does get the ball at the LOS, he is promptly smacked down. Unless you have Cribbs.
He's about 50/50. He likes to delay his release and coulpled with a weak arm and no zip, when the receiver does get the ball at the LOS, he is promptly smacked down. Unless you have Cribbs.
And the sad thing is that's what he is best at.
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I've been teling all of you fags and 15 year old girls for 3 years now STOP BUYING THE BACKUP QB's JERSEY!!!
Ri-goddamned-diculous
I've been teling all of you fags and 15 year old girls for 3 years now STOP BUYING THE BACKUP QB's JERSEY!!!
Ri-goddamned-diculous
That was one thing about certain Browns fans I couldn't figure out....why buy the jersey of a guy who had done NOTHING in the NFL? I envision a sterling future for quinn in interracial gay porn.
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I've been teling all of you fags and 15 year old girls for 3 years now STOP BUYING THE BACKUP QB's JERSEY!!!
Ri-goddamned-diculous
That was one thing about certain Browns fans I couldn't figure out....why buy the jersey of a guy who had done NOTHING in the NFL? I envision a sterling future for quinn in interracial gay porn.
That was one thing about certain Browns fans I couldn't figure out....why buy the jersey of a guy who had done NOTHING in the NFL? I envision a sterling future for quinn in interracial gay porn.
No kiddding! Why don't people buy John Kitna, Charlie Batch, or Chris Painter jerseys? But we can sell 100,00 of our backup QB's jersey?
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That was one thing about certain Browns fans I couldn't figure out....why buy the jersey of a guy who had done NOTHING in the NFL? I envision a sterling future for quinn in interracial gay porn.
No kiddding! Why don't people buy John Kitna, Charlie Batch, or Chris Painter jerseys? But we can sell 100,00 of our backup QB's jersey?
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Quinn sacrificed in the name of progress
By Sean McClelland | Sunday, March 14, 2010, 11:55 PM
So Brady Quinn is gone.
Raise your hand if youâre surprised.
Thatâs what happens when you turn over the front office and the coaching staff every couple of years. One talent evaluatorâs treasure is anotherâs trash and suddenly a 35-year-old, interception-prone Jake Delhomme starts to look like the answer.
Well, if Delhomme is the answer, Iâm really not sure what the question would be. Certainly it canât be something to the effect of, âWhoâs best suited to lead the Browns to the promised land?â
Itâs all too reminiscent of when Trent Dilfer was brought in, ostensibly to keep the position warm for Charlie Frye, until Derek Anderson got in the way and started throwing touchdown passes, Dilfer evaporated, Frye was peddled to Seattle and the process of finding the right quarterback continued in perpetuity.
What a week. First Anderson is released, calls the fans âruthlessâ on his way out, says they donât deserve a winner. Then, with the help of a fired Browns media relations director, crafts an apology lest anyone remember him as a bad guy in addition to being a bad quarterback (which I donât think he is, by the way).
With Anderson run out of town, this might have been a good time to throw some organizational support behind Quinn, but apparently Mike Holmgren had watched too much tape of Quinnâs passes fluttering waywardly for that to happen.
So Quinn, the Golden Domer, the player then-GM Phil Savage moved mountains to obtain in the 2007 draft, was traded Sunday to the Denver Broncos for the hard-running fullback Peyton Hills (youâll like him, heâs a tough kid) and a couple of draft picks.
Fine, but letâs not pretend we know for sure whether Quinn is capable of quarterbacking an NFL team to victory on a regular basis or even a somewhat-regular basis.
In three seasons, Quinn appeared in 14 games for the team he grew up cheering. He started 12 of those, winning three.
Iâm not a math/statistics major, but that hardly seems like a representative sampling.
But sometimes a new start is best for all concerned, you say? Well, often just the opposite is true. Sometimes cleaning house isnât the right move.
The Brownsâ luck being what it is, expect to see Quinn guide the Broncos to the Super Bowl one day soon.
By then, one can only hope the Browns will have succeeded in finding a franchise quarterback of their own.
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Brady Quinn will not take anyone to a Super Bowl..sorry its true. On the other hand JD has taken a team to the SB. With our running game and some good play action from JD I see good things happening. Add Hillis to the run game..please..We have upgraded all over the place and still kept all our draft picks..The 3 headed monster in Berea is in full attack mode!
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Transcript of Brady Quinn's exclusive interview with the Plain Dealer
By Mary Kay Cabot, The Plain Dealer
March 14, 2010, 9:44PM
Associated PressBrady Quinn was traded to the Broncos today, and leaves the Browns with mixed emotions.
CLEVELAND -- Former Browns quarterback Brady Quinn, who was traded to the Denver Broncos today for running back Peyton Hillis and two future draft picks, talked exclusively to the Plain Dealer today. Here is the transcript:
* "Obviously there are things that are out of my control. It's a great opportunity for me to play under a great coach (Josh McDaniels).''
* "It will be a fresh start for me and great opportunity with a very talented team and it should be a lot of fun.''
* (On starting in Denver?) "At this point, I'm just looking to create a role for myself on the team. Anytime you're in a situation like this, that's all you can really do is just go in there and learn the system, get to know your teammates and coaches, everyone else and that's really my focus right now. All of those things will take care of themselve in the end.''
* (On the Browns turning to Jake Delhomme instead of him)"It's really hard to try to figure out what it is. Coach Mike Holmgren has had a lot of success, and I'm sure the decisions he's making, he's got a lot of reasons for them and he's doing what he wants to with the team. It's not really for me to question. I'm a Bronco and I couldn't be happier to be heading over to Denver. It's a storied organization, and a beautiful city. It will be fun experiencing it and moving on with this part of my life.''
* (On his love affair with Browns fans)"I had a wonderful time in Cleveland and I say that because of the fans -- the fans were so great and everyone was so welcoming and loyal to me. Even though I battled through some tough times, I think the fans stuck with me and I can't thank them enough for all of their support.''
* "I wish things would've worked out differently with Cleveland. I really wanted to be the guy to turn things around and turn the tide, but that's not the situation I'm faced with at this point. All I can do is move on and look toward the future and look toward Denver at this point.''
* (On mixed emotions) "I think you just have to give yourself a dose of reality. Things don't always work out the way you want them to in life. I know God has a plan for me and obviously those plans are leading me out to Denver right now. At this point, I'll just continue to work as hard as I can and do the best I can to get in there and be a catalyst or some sort of positive entity to the Broncos team.''
* (On some sadness to leave) "Obviously not being able to play close to home near my family and not being able to play for the team that you always rooted for growing up -- yea, there's some sadness there, but there's a lot of things that are out of my control, so you can't sit there and think about those kinds of things too much.''
* "The biggest thing for me is being appreciative of the fans. For the time that I was there, I can't thank them enough for their support. They're as loyal as can be. They'd always keep us in games even when we were down, helped bring us back. Hopefully they'll always continue to have that enthusiasm. It's a great place to play and a great team and organization to be a part of.
* (On receiving a fair shot here?) "Looking at the situation, it's not really for me to decide that. I just wish things would've gone differently in Cleveland. I hope they have success in the future. I hope coach Holmgren can get things turned around for them.''
* (On did he ask for trade) "No, there was no request for a trade. The first I learned about it was when (General Manager) Tom Heckert informed me of it. But when they signed Jake (Delhomme) to the deal they did, the writing was kind of on the wall at that point.''
* "One of the biggest things coming out of this is that you're going to a team that really wants you and came and got you. I'm looking forward to the opportunity. Hopefully I can continue to learn and grow and get better. Hopefully having a coach like coach McDaniels will allow me to do that.''
* (On his confidence)"No matter what the situation, I've always felt confident in my ability and hopefully I'll have the opportunity to show that in Denver.''
* (On his Lis Franc foot injury)"It's doing great. It's really progressed very well. I'm just now coming into 100% recovery and feeling great. I look forward to competing and working with the guys in the offseason workouts (starting this week).''
* (On selling his house here)I did. So I'm happy that worked out as well. Things sort of fell into place.
* "Obviously there's a lot of changes going on and coach mike holmgren has his rhyme and reason. I'm sorry it couldn't have lasted longer.''
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True. Quinn just wasn't a fit here. Maybe in Denver, he will find success in what they do. I hope he does,
that is a high class exit interview...
and then there is DumbAss throwing a vile temper tantrum.
Da never cared about much. Glad to see him go.
Say, he STILL doesn't have a new team.. right?
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Zombo said:
Oh, I get it ... Brady Quinn is not special. I am comfortable with that ... the rest of you may need to see him be unimpressive in someone else's colors before you come to the same conclusion.
You don't give a guy a 30 starts cause you hope he'll be good. What franchise has thirty games to burn these days? The guy had three training camps, 12 starts and plenty of film. The franchise is moving on swiftly in a new direction and we had to make a call on him.
I just happen to think we made the right one.
Zombo
I was one that wanted to see Quinn get more opportunity and stay and develop, but you are absolutely right Zombo and your post actually makes me feel better about Quinn being traded. I also felt he had enough time to learn, riding the side for 3 years and was short on patience for his turning the corner last season. For all he was provided, he should have hit the griound running. I hope he pans out and matures into a good QB, but your info tends to make me think he probably won't. The strongest competitors .. and successes in the NFL ... jump on the opportuniies when they get them. Seems Quinn really did'nt and therefore the DA / Quinn thing thrived.
To new beginnings !!! (raising a beer)
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I'm done as a Browns fan now that my Queenie is gone.
Lums however, is busily scouting the few teams looking for Derek Bear's services.
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I'm done as a Browns fan now that my Queenie is gone.
Lums however, is busily scouting the few teams looking for Derek Bear's services.
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