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Adam Schefter thinks we SHOULD, not will, trade for Brady Quinn.

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and Fasani from standford in the 5th round in 2002. my bad. 2 garbage QBs. they waited 3 years and before they attempted to draft in the 4th round. and i still question their ability to draft a franchise QB, and until they do so, i have every reason to. sure its the hardest position to find, but it gets done. and sometimes you have to take chances, something we hardly ever do, which is why we don't have a franchise QB. im fine with Delhomme, i still want the organization to draft a QB that can start in this league.

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I think we should go after Brady Quinn. Trade away Jake if the salary cap is preventing him from coming here. Start Matt Moore. See how Quinn does in the practices. He may/maynot be ready. Look at Braylon Edwards monday night. Wow what a performance. If that was Cleveland playing then Edwards may have droped every ball. I think Cleveland is just jinxed for some reason. I have never had any faith in Manjini so i seen no hope for Cleveland. Quinn could come here and be a star or a bust. The main thing is that the panthers organization would be giving us fans a little hope for something to just maybe happen for the better. From what i see at this position we suck with no likelyhood of getting any better in the near future.

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Well, if they were to make it to another year. They know they need a QB. And they know the fan base is losing patience with them. So, if they don't draft a QB they will lose any support they might still have next year.

And they should care what the fans think because ....??

Fox had said years ago, 2003 maybe, that he doesn't believe in "developing" QB's. He'd rather sign an experienced QB. Why should that change now? To please the fans? Oh, pluheeeeze. :Yawn:

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And they should care what the fans think because ....??

Fox had said years ago, 2003 maybe, that he doesn't believe in "developing" QB's. He'd rather sign an experienced QB. Why should that change now? To please the fans? Oh, pluheeeeze. :Yawn:

To keep his job? Thats right he has done lost it from standing pat in the offseason i would have to say. I think he will be here till the end of the season. He has till the end of the season to perform a miracle for this team to keep it.

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I think Quinn would do well in Carolina. From what I've seen, many Browns find a second win and a second life (Edwards, Dilfer, etc) when they get out of the shithole that is Ohio. And for a fourth rounder? I definitely think it is worth the risk. At least then our backup wouldn't be a former baseball player....

I live 30 minutes south of Cleveland. Blah.

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and Fasani from standford in the 5th round in 2002. my bad. 2 garbage QBs. they waited 3 years and before they attempted to draft in the 4th round. and i still question their ability to draft a franchise QB, and until they do so, i have every reason to. sure its the hardest position to find, but it gets done. and sometimes you have to take chances, something we hardly ever do, which is why we don't have a franchise QB. im fine with Delhomme, i still want the organization to draft a QB that can start in this league.

You and I agree on that. I wish they had taken Aaron Rodgers, but they didn't. I think Matt Flynn would have been a good pick, he beat out Brian Brohm in Green Bay and could become a solid starter if Rodgers doesn't pan out.

There are a lot of quarterbacks coming out this year, and I hope they finally take a chance on one. I think they will too, just because for the first time since they got Jake circumstances warrant it.

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