@4browns said:What is with all the hatred and vitriol towards Quinn on this board? As far as we know he didn't hold Opie at gunpoint forcing him to make a deal with Dallas. Some of you act like you are 11 years old or something. Maybe some of you are, this being an internet forum. The guy has kept his mouth shut throughout all the nonsense going on in Cleveland and not popped off to the media. He was drafted onto a talent-poor team with a dysfunctional front office and coaching staff. He has played decently at times. Last year he clearly knew how to run a team, putting players into position and changing plays at the line of scrimmage. The main problem seems to be accuracy. Or is he just another young qb for whom the game hasn't "slowed down" yet? Look, I don't think the guy is going to develop into Tom Brady or Peyton Manning either. I just think the hatred and name calling toward the guy isn't justified by anything that he has done in Cleveland. He has been a class act while he was here and if he moves on to another team I wish him good luck. It's not hatred to BQ, it more of rubbing it in the face of the Quinn only crowd (most of whom are no longer posting here). It would take me far to long to tell you what happened, so that is the short story.

@earl34 said:If he can't see the field over McDonald, there must be something seriously wrong. Then again, sixth rounders have trouble getting on the field sometimes. and remeber wher mcdonald was drafted? he was trial by fire.....lets not make the same mistake with coye.

@flugel said:I'll summarize the entire game for everyone so nobody wastes time watching it. Northcutt dropped the game winning throw with nobody between him and the goal line. And when it came time for our defense to make 1 play - the game winning INT bounced off Anthony Henry's chest right between the 4 and the 2. I've got a feeling that game plays out much differently if Jamir Miller doesn't blow out his achilles in preseason; because our entire defense was beign constructed around his degree of special. - Tom F. You forgot to mention that the great Kelly Holcomb was torching Hank Poteat in that game.

Very much agreed, Great Game Tonight Boys. way to shut down the big black and yellow stinky machine

@calfoxwc said:No way. He's LUCKY that he was forgiven, and got a chance to play in the NFL again. And now, he wants to complain about what role he has? What? Mangini is a character guy, and though I respect Dungy highly, he's full of crap on this one. So - you highly respect a former Super Steeler and a Noll protege?

Chickenwang said:He has a 1-5 record with a 50% rating. He's played in 6 games, compared to Quinn's 2 1/2. I'm not seeing any reason why Quinn's name got brought up actually you are talking about Josh Johnson..Out of San Diego that took over for Leftwhich.. now the 21 year old rookie Josh Freeman (KANSAS St) took over this week..started his first game and put up good #'s including a win over Green Bay...that D held us to what 3 or 6 pts?...joy!

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I'm clearly missing a great deal of funny, but the omitted line from that column was: "But George has done a tremendous job and I'm very happy for him." This was all part of what was an interesting 11 minutes of Belichick in front of cameras: I've been coming to the combine since the mid-90s, and it's the first time I remember Belichick meeting with reporters. He started with an 11-minute opening statement that included everything from nostalgic combine memories to his new tight ends coach. Belichick marveled at how the combine had changed since the 1980s, when part of it was held in Tempe. "I remember being at Arizona State as it was getting dark, watching the 'Fridge' do his vertical jump," said Belichick, referring to Bears defensive lineman William "Refrigerator" Perry. "That was quite a sight to see." http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/KentSomers/46792 "I remember I was this close to firing him," said Belichick, holding his thumb and index finger an inch apart. "One of the jobs when he was first there, was driving guys to the airport, and he got into an accident. And, I wasn't too happy about that. But George has done a tremendous job and I'm very happy for him." Kokinis, who was inside Lucas Oil Stadium watching running backs, wide receivers and quarterbacks work out, was not available to give his version of the crash story. Incidentally, Belichick named almost everyone on that amazing Browns staff in the early 1990s -- except for new Browns coach Eric Mangini, who was one of his proteges. Belichick and Mangini have been estranged since Mangini left New England to take the Jets head coaching job and then blew the whistle on the Pats for taping the Jets' defensive signals. http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...ne_insider.html Beanpot

Cribbs makes $790,000 DA makes 9 million. Racsavage are still owed 20 million.

Cribbs even had a fumble sunday. We got it back but the whole team is on my shit list now. None of them get a pass this week

@theclevelandsound said:He admitted that the whole quarterback fiasco "doesn't look sensible." As to why the Browns have been so reluctant to play Brady Quinn, he said "I haven't been told about anything." "The answer is soul-searching." Any owner that doesn't show enough interest in the franchise Qb question from the day the kid is drafted to the timetable of when he's ready to start to which QB gives us the best chance to win now - had better do some serious soul searching as to WHY he owns an NFL franchise in the first place. Man, there's Steeler fans that know our QB situation better than our owner and that ain't good unless of course you're a Steeler fan. They even want us to be better than pathetic. I see another Peter Angelos that will continue to make money hand over fist without expressing any such urgency to WIN a post season game. Talk is cheap. I'm so sick of being told I shouldn't expect the Cleveland Browns to field a team that can win enough games to qualify for the playoffs. I'm on my 11 consecutive year of pretending we're an expansion team for God sakes. - Tom F.

@mark-o said:but you already told us all that he would be fired during the bye week so your credible sources are a tad less credible at this point. Never mentioned bye week............re read my first post ......I said gone by end of year.

We have the defensive tackles but nothing else for a 4/3. All of our linebackers save DQ are too slow for a 4/3. Maybe Wimbley would be a nice DE but might be too light in the pants.

Seriously, it looks like we are a minor league team compared to the other 31. How long can this agony go? What can we fans do to stop this massacre? Do we need to get violent?

Can we get away from the bellichicken family tree.

We will be lucky to make 3-13 this year regardless of who is under center...

@atenears said:He pretty much said on air what we are all saying here. He pretty much said Quinn didn't have it. Only a goof would say anything different. He looks terrible. We scored 3 points...face it...the first 3 had nothing to do with the O.

@flipflop said:Maybe..........How many catches did robiskie make today. thanks. Ouch I bet he won't be used that much anyways Mangitler is like Romeo veterans first...

I don't think they would draft just to screw you. Your front office has had that covered for some time. Beautiful!

I do understand why he and the team parted ways, but I still think he was a very valuable player. I'll miss him on the field...