to me, I really don't see Quinn as being on the hot seat. That generally refers to someone who has had multiple chances and has failed...or someone who was good and has recently slid. Quinn, to be fair, has not even had a valid chance to prove himself. One healthy game with 3 days to prepare, and then 2 games with an injury is not enough of a body of work to put somebody on the hot seat. It also, in a way, infers that you were "the guy" going into the season...and so far that has not even been determined. I think of this as Quinns chance to finally prove himself. He wasn't even in the 2007 competition...and 2008 DA was the starter going in no matter what anybody thought. This year, Quinn has his FIRST LEGIT CHANCE at starting. He is STEPPING UP TO THE PLATE...not on the hot seat.

FREAKofSTEEL08 said:Like you guys actually want an Under Achieving man , with a lack of regard for Peoples safety in Public on your team anyway. Send him to Cincinnati !! Where did I state that this was for the Browns? I just meant in a general sense. Nothing against Donte as a person but I doubt Mangini would keep him on the team with his underperforming season last year and the things he's done to sort of hint that he's moving on withouth him.

Curry is the backup plan. This is an effort to get Stafford's agent to play ball. Notice it's Curry and not Jason Smith (who has the same agent as Stafford). The Lions are trying to manipulate the agent.

I think that's pretty acurate. I believe Curry won't be there. We'll see - a trade down with extra serious high picks would be invaluable for the Browns this draft. ************************ @hammertime said:I would accept Curry as our #5 but if hes not there a scorer should be our focus at that point. If Curry is not there, then you focus on a trade for picks or players as another option.

Welcome Homo....