If Tennessee had wanted to do it, the time was a few weeks ago. They're too far gone now. I see no point in St. Louis, Tennessee, or Tampa Bay doing it now.

 

I do think Tennessee will eventually put in Vince Young here soon. St. Louis is just awful at the QB position as is Tampa. All three of the teams you mentioned are done for the year they might just wait for the draft.

I'd say either Oakland or Tampa Bay.

 

I would say that TB is waiting on their first round pick a year ago Josh Johnson. I would say that Oakland is going to stick with Russell, no matter how dang awful he is. I might say the Rams?

It's the best situation for all involved that one of the two get traded. It's proven in the NFL that you have to make one QB your man. It's a lose lose situation no matter who you sit right now in Cleveland. If they start Quinn everyone brings up Anderson's big season. If you start Anderson they are restless because Quinn was a first rounder.

 

Get one of them out of there and build your team arounf the leadership of the other.

I don't even see Quinn amounting to much, although for his sake he's better off not being in Cleveland if he ever has any dream of doing something in the league.

Oakland would have to be the destination.

 

If I were him and I realized that the coaches bailed on me so quickly and let Anderson go 2/17 I'd pray to be traded - even to Oakland. Mangini cannot be fun to play for.

 

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I personally think Quinn is just absolutely awful - hard to watch at times. Even when he entered the draft I had a feeling he was going to be a bust. He checks down all game and has a knack for getting injured. What team would want to pay him the money he's getting with that type of pitiful talent and injury history?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh yeah..Al Davis still owns the Raiders :sssh:

I personally think Quinn is just absolutely awful - hard to watch at times. Even when he entered the draft I had a feeling he was going to be a bust. He checks down all game and has a knack for getting injured. What team would want to pay him the money he's getting with that type of pitiful talent and injury history?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh yeah..Al Davis still owns the Raiders :sssh:

 

Brady Quinn's contract isn't even that big. He was only guaranteed 5-7 million over 5 years which means a lot has already been paid by Cleveland.

 

He could make up to 30 million if he reaches all of his incentives. If that's the case it means he's producing and a lot of other owners besides Davis would be more than happy to pay a producing QB.