Metcalf_FTW said:

I don't see McNabb coming here. He wants to win towards the end of career, and we aren't too close to that. He wants a super bowl.

I would love to draft Sam Bradford, but I am skeptical about his shoulder injury. I still haven't given up on either of our QB's, but I think you have to keep one and trade the other in order for one to have a chance. You don't want the other one breathing behind your neck for ANOTHER season.

I'm not for drafting a QB in the first round, but if someone falls I wouldn't mind spending a second or later.

Winning does not come 1st for Mcnabb. I've never seen a guy smile during a loss as much as he does. Again, I'm from Philly and have watched this guy on a weekly basis for like 10 years now. He's not a winner, and is far from a leader on the field. I've never seen a QB call less audibles than Donny. He can't read a defense, and is one of the mose inaccurate passers in the game. We may win LESS games next season with him behind Center.

@lcdawgfan13 said:

You just described DA. I would rather have Mcnabb than Anderson. Ideally, I like the idea of Kolb.

DA is much more accurate.

@deadwombat said:

I would do it, if Kolb is the real deal. He performed really well in Philly when McNabb was hurt; I was really impressed by him. At most I would give up a 2nd rounder + Rodgers... maybe our first rounder if there were some other incentives. The only problem is that I don't believe Philly has any intention of giving Kolb up. McNabb is old, Vick is.... well, Vick, and they see Kolb as the QB of the future. Last time I heard, Philly has no intention of letting any of their QBs go.

You could get Kolb cheaper than a 2nd and Rodgers. He performed well by a #'s standpoint, but he was playing from behind and was just inflating his #'s against a prevent defense. I don't know how good he'll be or how good he COULD be, but I think we're better off drafting a QB in the 2nd round than trading it along with Rodgers for Kolb.

@the-gipper said:

There has been some discussion on the radio about the place in history of either Brett Favre or Peyton Manning if either should win the Super Bowl. My single question survey is:

1. Who are your Top 5-10 or however many you wish to list QBs in NFL history, and where do Manning and Favre fit, and will either of them move up on the list with another title to their credit?

Favre is top 5 probably(although a little overrated), Manning is probably the best regular season QB of all-time, but his constent failure in the PO's bumps him from the top 5 IMO. Yes, he did win a SB, but he's the only QB in HISTORY to win it while throwing more picks than TD's in the playoffs. His level of play drops significantly once the postseason begins.

@the-gipper said:

The Colts lack of integrity at the end of the season could (and hopefully will) come back to bite them in the ass.

Recall that the Colts and Jets played in like the next to last game of the season and the Colts were winning I believe in the second half when they "called off the dogs" and put in their scrub players to finish up against the Jets in that game. Recall that the Jets, whose playoff lives were on the line, came back to win that game by a slim margin.

The Colts, by choking it back, in essence manipulated the playoff scenario by allowing the Jets to win that game. If the Jets lose that game, their playoff dreams would have been over. If the Colts play that game with integrity, the Jets are likely sitting home. As it is, because they surrendered their integrity, the Jets, who would have been out had the the Colts won, are now one of the hottest teams in the playoffs and are vying against the Colts for the AFC title.

The move by the Colts could come back and bit them in the A$$. And I, for one, hope it does. I recall how the Colts did this a few years ago when the Browns playoff chances were on the line. If they beat the Titans, the Browns make the playoffs. But no, the Colts played their scrubs that whole game. It was still a close game, but the Tits won. If the Colts played THAT game with integrity, the Browns, not the Tits would have been in the playoffs.

So, here is hoping the Jets beat the Colts, and it would only be a fate which they deserve, because they manipulated the playoff by putting the Jets in there.

And also, personally, I don't see how that is any different than the Black Sox throwing games for money.

Fair to say?

Peyton girl will find a way to blow it. He'll probably throw 3 picks in a 17-14 loss to the Jets.

@dawgpound16 said:

Browns in market for quarterback?

Share Print It My T&R One thing became clear after listening to the Browns' new decision-makers this week: They want to do something about the team's quarterback situation. So it's very possible that the Browns will enter the 2010 season with their eighth starting quarterback in 12 years and seventh in the last eight years. When it comes to finding the next Browns' quarterback, you have to start with Mike Holmgren and Tom Heckert. That leads you to three primary candidates -- Matt Hasselbeck of Seattle, and Donovan McNabb and Kevin Kolb of Philadelphia.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

I'm from Philly, and trust me, we don't want Mcnabb. He's not accurate and doesn't use his legs anymore. He has 1 talent, and that's the long ball.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

Wecome back ONB!

Honestly don't know what you're talking about.

@clevelandfanforlife said:

welcome to the board. we all saw and loved what da did in 07, however he has not been able to get anywhere near those stats since then. he even had the same weapons that he did the year before last year and couldn't get it done. if he were throwing a touchdown or two a game we would be happy. unfortunately he only throws interceptions now.

He simply didn't have the weapons this year. He had the same weapns in 08, but he wasn't terrible neither. You give DA the weapons and I think he's a top 8-12 QB.

PS - I'm from Philly so I don't get many or any at all Browns news, can you explain why we traded Edwards? I mean, the dude dropped some passes, but he's still a mega talent, I just didn't think we had to completely start over on the skill position front.

Hey, I'm brand new to this forum and am a HUGE Anderson fan. You saw what the man could do in 07...My vote is for DA