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  • ? Masters wrote on last edited by
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    Talk about giving the kid a short time to prepare.

    Either QB had a short time to prepare for the game. Means the staff believes Quinn can handle it.

  • ? mz. wrote on last edited by
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    Talk about giving the kid a short time to prepare.

    In my opinion, I believe this speaks to how prepared the staff thinks he is. The rumors of him eating shit in practice must've been false, right?

  • ? Masters wrote on last edited by
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    Talk about giving the kid a short time to prepare.

    In my opinion, I believe this speaks to how prepared the staff thinks he is. The rumors of him eating shit in practice must've been false, right?

    Also means DEN has little time to prepare for a QB they know very little about.

  • Legacy FanL Legacy Fan wrote on last edited by
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    Wow. Great news. Our organization isnt brain-dead. I hope he does well (obviously).

  • M mole644 wrote on last edited by
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    Talk about giving the kid a short time to prepare.

    In my opinion, I believe this speaks to how prepared the staff thinks he is. The rumors of him eating shit in practice must've been false, right?

    Or just how incompetent the staff really is. Either way I like it, and I just got even more excited for Thursday!
  • ? mz. wrote on last edited by
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    Talk about giving the kid a short time to prepare.

    In my opinion, I believe this speaks to how prepared the staff thinks he is. The rumors of him eating shit in practice must've been false, right?

    Or just how incompetent the staff really is. Either way I like it, and I just got even more excited for Thursday!

    Either way, we get to see what we have in Quinn. A few games too late, but in the whole scheme of things that isn't too long.

  • LumberghL Lumbergh wrote on last edited by
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    story is now confirmed on ESPN. The BRAY-DEE chants worked!

    BEREA, Ohio -- Quarterback Derek Anderson has been benched by the Cleveland Browns, who will start popular backup Brady Quinn on Thursday night against the Denver Broncos.

    The switch was confirmed Monday by the team, just hours after coach Romeo Crennel said he had no plans to make a change.

    Anderson, who has been inconsistent this season, threw a costly interception that was returned for a touchdown in the final minutes of Sunday's 37-27 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The pick prompted Browns fans to begin chants of "Brady! Brady!" for Quinn, the former Notre Dame star who has thrown just eight passes in two seasons.

  • G GoatInDaDawgPound wrote on last edited by
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    Cleveland Browns announce Brady Quinn will start on Thursday vs. Denver Broncos

    Posted by Mary Kay Cabot November 03, 2008 17:31PM

    BEREA -- Browns quarterback Brady Quinn will start Thursday night against the Denver Broncos, a Browns spokesman said this afternoon. It will be Quinn's first start in the NFL.

    Derek Anderson was benched after going 3-5 the first half of the season. Anderson is coming off a 37-27 loss to to the Baltimore Ravens in which he threw a costly interception at the end that thwarted any hopes of a comeback. The loss left the Browns at 1-3 in the division.

    from http://blog.cleveland.com/sports/2008/1 ... _brad.html

  • ? mz. wrote on last edited by
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    story is now confirmed on ESPN. The BRAY-DEE chants worked!

    Serious question: Are you sticking around? Part of being a Browns fan is dealing with adversity icon_e_smile.gif

  • ? Masters wrote on last edited by
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    story is now confirmed on ESPN. The BRAY-DEE chants worked!

    Serious question: Are you sticking around? Part of being a Browns fan is dealing with adversity icon_e_smile.gif

    He's not a Browns fan. He's a fan of Oregon and DA

  • LumberghL Lumbergh wrote on last edited by
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    story is now confirmed on ESPN. The BRAY-DEE chants worked!

    Serious question: Are you sticking around? Part of being a Browns fan is dealing with adversity icon_e_smile.gif

    Of course I'll be watching dipshit. Although now that the Browns have officially given up on the season, it won't be terribly exciting, as I don't own a pink #10.

  • D d531 wrote on last edited by
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    He's starting for one reason....70,000 fans chanting his name toward the end of the game. RAC has no choice , whether he buys into or not, if he wants any chance of saving his job. If Brady does well and wins at least 5 of the last 8, RAC might be around next year. Anything other, and he'll be gone as well.

  • DTBHD DTBH wrote on last edited by
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    Shit...only reason Lum is hangin around for now is to capitalize if Quinn completely shits the bed. 5, 6 games by Quinn, and Lumberg will never be heard from again.

  • ? mz. wrote on last edited by
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    story is now confirmed on ESPN. The BRAY-DEE chants worked!

    Serious question: Are you sticking around? Part of being a Browns fan is dealing with adversity icon_e_smile.gif

    Of course I'll be watching dipshit. Although now that the Browns have officially given up on the season, it won't be terribly exciting, as I don't own a pink #10.

    Dude, considering what brought you here and the way you've been puffing you chest out, I felt this was a legit question.

  • LumberghL Lumbergh wrote on last edited by
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    He's starting for one reason....70,000 fans chanting his name toward the end of the game. RAC has no choice , whether he buys into or not, if he wants any chance of saving his job. If Brady does well and wins at least 5 of the last 8, RAC might be around next year. Anything other, and he'll be gone as well.

    Somebody quoted Pat Kirwan this morning:

    "You know your team is in trouble when they start listening to the fans"

    Fits Cleveland to a T

  • ? mz. wrote on last edited by
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    Fits Cleveland to a T

    Then leave, bro. You've got no vested interest any longer.

    Seriously.

  • DTBHD DTBH wrote on last edited by
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    How many times before have those chants happened? Hint: That was NOT the first time. Fan pressure did not dictate this. Derek Anderson did.

  • D d531 wrote on last edited by
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    He's starting for one reason....70,000 fans chanting his name toward the end of the game. RAC has no choice , whether he buys into or not, if he wants any chance of saving his job. If Brady does well and wins at least 5 of the last 8, RAC might be around next year. Anything other, and he'll be gone as well.

    Somebody quoted Pat Kirwan this morning:

    "You know your team is in trouble when they start listening to the fans"

    Fits Cleveland to a T

    3-5 record, and we didn't know the team was in trouble?

  • G GoatInDaDawgPound wrote on last edited by
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    story is now confirmed on ESPN. The BRAY-DEE chants worked!

    Serious question: Are you sticking around? Part of being a Browns fan is dealing with adversity icon_e_smile.gif

    Of course I'll be watching dipshit. Although now that the Browns have officially given up on the season, it won't be terribly exciting, as I don't own a pink #10.

    pinklumii5.png

  • ITHIKAI ITHIKA wrote on last edited by
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    http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/article.php?id=9077

    Figured this needed its own thread

    Quinn to start Thursday

    Zac Jackson, Staff Writer

    11.03.2008

    Want breaking Browns news delivered to your wireless phone? Text 'browns' to 65579 now.

    The Browns have confirmed that Brady Quinn will make his first NFL start Thursday night when the Browns host the Broncos.

    Quinn, the second of the team's two first-round picks in 2007, will replace Derek Anderson.

    Quinn started two games this preseason but has just one regular-season appearance under his belt, a one-drive cameo in last year's season finale. He went 3-of-8 for 45 yards and the Browns kicked a field goal after Kellen Winslow dropped a pass in the endzone.

    The Browns hope the switch will ignite an offense that was one of the league's best last year but entered Sunday's 37-27 loss to the Ravens ranked 30th in total offense.

    Quinn was 14-of-24 for 106 yards in the Browns' third preseason game against the Lions and 7-of-9 for 65 yards in the preseason finale against the Bears.