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  • DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
    #4

    I saw it on Clevelandbrowns.com. It is his foot.

  • Mr. TM Mr. T wrote on last edited by
    #5

    Maybe we can see Brett Ratliff behind the center. DA has showed us what he can do we need to look at Ratliff and then we can throw in the water boy when Ratliff gets beat up.

    Just run the ball, we dont need long punt/interceptions

  • P peterbell wrote on last edited by
    #6

    yeah..he fell all clumsy like..was def limping running back to the huddle..Next play JH breaks it for the TD and the offense never comes back..Here ya go DA..show us something

  • Mr. TM Mr. T wrote on last edited by
    #7

    Derek Anderson will start Sunday against the Raiders. Brett Ratliff will be the No. 2 and Josh Cribbs will be the No. 3.

    Quinn went 2-7 as a starter this season, and is the NFL's 26th ranked quarterback with a 67.2 rating. Anderson went 1-4 this season with a dismal 36.2 rating

    Oh Shit!

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on last edited by
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    Cleveland Browns' Brady Quinn on IR for season

    By Mary Kay Cabot

    December 22, 2009, 10:38AM

    Associated PressBrady QuinnBEREA, Ohio -- Browns quarterback Brady Quinn has been placed on injured reserve with a right foot injury sustained on his 24 yard run at the end of Sunday's 41-34 victory over Kansas City and will be lost for the season.

    "It's going to take a little while (to heal),'' said coach Eric Mangini.

    He said he's not yet certain if he'll undergo surgery.

    Derek Anderson will start Sunday against the Raiders. Brett Ratliff will be the No. 2 and Josh Cribbs will be the No. 3.

    Quinn went 2-7 as a starter this season, and is the NFL's 26th ranked quarterback with a 67.2 rating. Anderson went 1-4 this season with a dismal 36.2 rating.

    It's the second straight season Quinn will finish the season in IR. "He's done a lot of good things,'' said Mangini. "I think the no-huddle helped him and helped us.''

  • B bonedawg wrote on last edited by
    #9

    One word. Cribbs.

  • Cleveland Browns' Brady Quinn on IR for season

    By Mary Kay Cabot

    December 22, 2009, 10:38AM

    Associated PressBrady QuinnBEREA, Ohio -- Browns quarterback Brady Quinn has been placed on injured reserve with a right foot injury sustained on his 24 yard run at the end of Sunday's 41-34 victory over Kansas City and will be lost for the season.

    "It's going to take a little while (to heal),'' said coach Eric Mangini.

    He said he's not yet certain if he'll undergo surgery.

    Derek Anderson will start Sunday against the Raiders. Brett Ratliff will be the No. 2 and Josh Cribbs will be the No. 3.

    Quinn went 2-7 as a starter this season, and is the NFL's 26th ranked quarterback with a 67.2 rating. Anderson went 1-4 this season with a dismal 36.2 rating.

    It's the second straight season Quinn will finish the season in IR. "He's done a lot of good things,'' said Mangini. "I think the no-huddle helped him and helped us.''

    Mr. TM Mr. T wrote on last edited by
    #10

    @atenears said:

    Cleveland Browns' Brady Quinn on IR for season

    By Mary Kay Cabot

    December 22, 2009, 10:38AM

    "He's done a lot of good things,'' said Mangini.

    I believe this statement tells us where we are at QB for the next season.

  • D dj_illness wrote on last edited by
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    i'm waiting for someone to say that this is about the money.

    i bet we win out with Anderson, confuse the heck out of Holmgren, who then has a heart attack due to stress.

  • Mr. TM Mr. T wrote on last edited by
    #12

    Coming soon to Cleveland in 2010

    Quarterback Controversy III

    the trailer is yet to be written.

    Will we get this in blue ray?

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on last edited by
    #13

    How on Earth are we going to replace his 90-yards of contribution?

  • How on Earth are we going to replace his 90-yards of contribution?

    Mr. TM Mr. T wrote on last edited by
    #14

    @atenears said:

    How on Earth are we going to replace his 90-yards of contribution?

    I dont know? Charlie Frye had 68 yards before getting injured on sunday.

  • DestinFunkD DestinFunk wrote on last edited by
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    come on stan...while his passing has been pretty lame at best..he did pull off quite a few plays with his feet ( apitch to harrison) a first down on 4th & 1 on a fake and of course the injury scamper... and i was also a fan of the hurry up to save the stuckey call early on from being over turned by a challenge... if he gets on the same page and throws with more command and accuracy all is well...

    one thing im confident about is Holgren and QBs....he will get a guy in that position that can deliver ..he always has..

  • B bonedawg wrote on last edited by
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    I'm just sad to see Quinn's storybook break-out season cut short by a foot injury. Now we'll never know what could have been in 2009 for him.

  • D dj_illness wrote on last edited by
    #17

    wah.

  • C Chicopee John wrote on last edited by
    #18

    It's going to be tough replacing those 66 passing yards.

  • come on stan...while his passing has been pretty lame at best..he did pull off quite a few plays with his feet ( apitch to harrison) a first down on 4th & 1 on a fake and of course the injury scamper... and i was also a fan of the hurry up to save the stuckey call early on from being over turned by a challenge... if he gets on the same page and throws with more command and accuracy all is well...

    one thing im confident about is Holgren and QBs....he will get a guy in that position that can deliver ..he always has..

    P Pumpkin Eater wrote on last edited by
    #19

    @destinfunk said:

    come on stan...while his passing has been pretty lame at best..he did pull off quite a few plays with his feet ( apitch to harrison) a first down on 4th & 1 on a fake and of course the injury scamper... and i was also a fan of the hurry up to save the stuckey call early on from being over turned by a challenge... if he gets on the same page and throws with more command and accuracy all is well...

    one thing im confident about is Holgren and QBs....he will get a guy in that position that can deliver ..he always has..

    So does Queen have injury issues?

    two seasons in a row he's put on IR

    2/3 of his seasons he's been put on IR

  • DestinFunkD DestinFunk wrote on last edited by
    #20

    But you must ask yourself..could DA have pulled off those plays with his feet?..and lets not go back to Da's first ever start against KC where he ran for a large gain..that was as bad as seeing Bernie against the broncos back in the early 90s...UGLY 😉

  • B beefjerky wrote on last edited by beefjerky
    #21

    Quinn exit, enter Lumbergh.

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on last edited by
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    IN OTHER NEWS:

    Today's Headline in the Oakland Tribune:

    Raiders sticking with Frye (despite possible concussion)

    Oakland Raiders starting quarterback Charlie Frye may have suffered a concussion toward the end of the upset victory against the Denver Broncos, but the word is that head coach Tom Cable wants to stick with Frye next week, anyway, according to the Oakland Tribune.

    And that's true even though the recently benched quarterback JaMarcus Russell was the one who came in and scored the winning touchdown in the game. Cable appears to have no confidence in Russell right now and is supposedly planning on starting Frye next weekend if the doctors say his head is in OK enough shape to put it on the field.

    Russell got himself a game ball afterward for his work in the upset but he'll have to put that one into his treasure box to help inspire him toward better things next season when he is likely going to be with another team if things continue the way they are going.

    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    I'm scared ....

  • Mr. TM Mr. T wrote on last edited by
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    DA has extra large feet size 18 if Im not mistaken

    while Frye has happy feet.