I remember when many people wanted to trade Aaron Rodgers and draft Quinn...I am very glad that did not happen.
I'm just wondering what's wrong with him? He had so much "potential" at Notre Dame and now he's just falling apart. Is it the lack of playmakers in Cleveland? Or the coaching? Is he just not mentally prepared for the NFL?
I wonder where he'll be next season. If he is cut, should the Packers sign him as a backup? I mean, I know he'll want to be a starter but his record in Cleveland won't help his case...
Full Version: Brady Quinn
Give that kid a new offense and a strong supporting cast and he could prove to be a player. I think he is doomed in Cleveland, and the more I think about it, the more I think he could end up in purple to replace Brent.
QUOTE (VPF @ Nov 18 2009, 12:34 AM) 
Give that kid a new offense and a strong supporting cast and he could prove to be a player. I think he is doomed in Cleveland, and the more I think about it, the more I think he could end up in purple to replace Brent.
Don Banks over at Sports Illustrated wrote about Quinn's MNF performance:
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Sorry, but I've seen enough to know Brady Quinn just isn't a big-league quarterback. That was some of the most atrocious quarterbacking I've ever seen. Did you see Quinn in the final minute of Cleveland's 16-0 loss to the Ravens, trying to throw a pair of garbage-time bombs downfield? He fired the ball five yards out of bounds on successive plays. I kid you not.
I was embarrassed for him, but it was almost downright comical. ESPN's Ron Jaworski and Jon Gruden at least had the nerve to point out the obvious: It's tough to complete a pass if you don't throw it between the white lines.
Whatever Quinn might have been in Cleveland had his career gotten off to a different start in a different situation with the Browns, it doesn't matter now. He's officially a disaster, a bust, whatever you want to label him.
I was embarrassed for him, but it was almost downright comical. ESPN's Ron Jaworski and Jon Gruden at least had the nerve to point out the obvious: It's tough to complete a pass if you don't throw it between the white lines.
Whatever Quinn might have been in Cleveland had his career gotten off to a different start in a different situation with the Browns, it doesn't matter now. He's officially a disaster, a bust, whatever you want to label him.
I tend to agree with him. Quinn just doesn't look like a quarterback that belongs in the NFL.
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