Brady Quinn

I’d love to have Quinn for a 4th rounder…better than any QB we can draft 4th round

I would take Quinn over Anderson any day of the week. At the end of the season, Quinn actually didn’t look too bad. He finished last season with a 67.2% completion percentage and a 8-7 TD/INT, which isn’t too shabby considering they had no receivers (Furrey and Massequoi i think were their two receivers) and they had an even more unstable QB carousel than we did last year. and they weren’t dump off passes either. Jerome Harrison only had 34 receptions on the year, which isn’t too high, and their tight end was Robert Royal, who most of us should remember well.
All in all though, if they are willing to give him up for a late round pick, I would jump on it. Nothing higher than a 5th though. the main knock is that half of his touchdowns came in one game against the lions (i wish i had been able to see that game)

How much money will they pay us? Just Kidding. Rebuilding does require a franchise QB I guess, just not sure he is the right direction to go, considering the QB’s we already have. Is the Donavan McNabb rumor all over with at one point I thought I read they were still talking?

That we the right football people in place. They are going to get us a Franchise QB as soon as they see feasible. If it’s Brady Quinn, then I’m all for Brady Quinn.

Brady Quinn is not a good quarterback and has shown nothing in the NFL so far why are people so high on him still. I wouldn’t trade a 7th round pick for him. I would definitely take Anderson over Quinn too.

If Anderson has been cut and Quinn is the 3rd QB, then who is going to be the starter and backup…..Wallace? Really??

Well, they’d be stupid to hand the starting job to Seneca Wallace, so who the hell would start if Quinn doesn’t?

Unless their plan is to grab Clausen at 7, I don’t see why Cleveland would move him.

If Quinn is available that cheap, I’d make the deal.

Something to consider:

Trent Edwards has played in 24 total pro games.

Brady Quinn has played in 14 total pro games.

In Troy Aikman’s first 26 games (two years) his season QB rating were 55.7 and 66.6. 20 TD’s, 36 INT’s.
Brees: first 28 games (two seasons, one game as a rookie), 76.9/67.5, 28 TD, 31 INT
Fouts: first five seasons, 43 games, highest QB rating was 77.4, 34 TD, 57 INT
Moon: first four seasons, 57 games, highest QB rating 76.9, 61 TD, 77 INT
Bradshaw: first five season, 59 games, highest QB rating 64.1, 48 TD’s, 81 INT’s

but that’s really saying much.

For a 6th round pick or so, I think it could be worth the gamble. If Cleveland is willing to either keep him as the 3rd QB or let him go for whatever, then I would hope the Bills at least think about making the move. I’d rather have Quinn for a 6th rounder than take some project QB there.

If Quinn is to be their 3rd QB, who else is there? Seneca Wallace is the only other guy on the roster right now. Is Troy Smith a done deal?

As a Notre Dame fan I have a soft spot for Quinn, but I feel like the Browns have done the standard Bills treatment of their young quarterbacks…If they don’t produce right away, they never will. I think that if given the right amount of time and coaching the Brady Quinn will be a good NFL quarterback. I’d defn give up a 4th or 5th for him.

There are a lot of people out there who think that Quinn still has untapped potential, but how many QBs in the league blossom after being stuck in terrible situations for the first 3 years of their careers? While I think he’s much better than Anderson, the idea of him suddenly growing into a top 15 QB is far-fetched, in my opinion.

quinn and edwards suffered the same fate they both had different cordinators in the years they started and both were behind crappy olines both can be great qb’s if given the few seconds needed to complete the passing motion