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Brady Quinn (Fox CFB Analyst)

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Gave up a lot to move up and draft him and really seem to have gotten little in return for him. This seems curious if they are now going to go out and draft another QB this year, which with the Delhomme stop gap and an uproven Wallace seems to be likely.....
 
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buckeyebri;1674651; said:
Gave up a lot to move up and draft him and really seem to have gotten little in return for him. This seems curious if they are now going to go out and draft another QB this year, which with the Delhomme stop gap and an uproven Wallace seems to be likely.....
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Wallace has actually started more games than Quinn in the NFL (14 to 12). His QB rating is an above average 83. 60% completion percentage. Delhomme is a gamble. I trust Mike Holmgren's talent evaluation in this department. The real test will be who they draft. Delhomme can be a mentor to the rookie QB taken in this draft. As a whole, Delhomme and Wallce are and upgrade over Anerson and Quinn assuming Delhomme can bounce back from a bad year. :io:
 
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king rhabuf;861149; said:
Had the Browns not traded up for Quinn, they would've spent a high pick on a QB next year, probably a top 5, almost certainly a top 10. As a result, Quinn definitely deserves more than his slotted value (22nd pick). The Browns need to meet his demands.
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king rhabuf;861155; said:
You have to be joking if you think hes worth EXACTLY the value of the 22nd pick.
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king rhabuf;861300; said:
He was top 10 talent in the draft.

See Matt Leinart last year. He should've gone higher as well and he held out to get a deal he deserved.
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These are just some of the many posts that could be quoted to poke fun at the love that King Rub-one-off had for BQ.
 
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king rhabuf;861149; said:
Had the Browns not traded up for Quinn, they would've spent a high pick on a QB next year, probably a top 5, almost certainly a top 10. As a result, Quinn definitely deserves more than his slotted value (22nd pick). The Browns need to meet his demands.
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So they would have ended up with either Joe Flacco or Matt Ryan. :lol:

Damn I wish this idiot would make a one day comeback just so I could ding him again :slappy:
 
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Browns, Hillis capitalize on terrible Broncos trade

Maybe the hooded sweatshirt was hanging over Josh McDaniels’ eyes the entire 2009 season. Or maybe he never took the time to watch all of the Denver Broncos’ game film from 2008. Or maybe Mike Holmgren and the Cleveland Browns’ new front office is a whole lot smarter than we realized.

Or maybe there’s no reasonable explanation for how Peyton Hillis(notes) ended up where he is – sparking the suddenly feisty Browns, and leaving Broncos fans writhing in agony over the worst trade of last offseason.

Where is Brady Quinn(notes) these days? You’ll find him scraping barnacles off the bottom of the depth chart, languishing behind Tim Tebow(notes). Yes, that’s the guy whom McDaniels traded Hillis for – he of the career 66.8 quarterback rating and 52 percent completion rate. And it wasn’t even a straight up player-for-player deal. Denver kicked in a sixth-round pick in 2011 and a conditional pick in 2012 to sweeten the pot. Nothing like a couple of bamboo shoots under the fingernails on draft day to remind fans of a team’s brain-searing roster machinations.
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http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=cr-winnersandlosers110710

:lol:
 
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