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Originally Posted by Nascar1966
If Quinn ball was that great, then why isn't he starting at QB for the Browns? Like thier other 2 QB's are some well know names. It would give me something awesome to watch on NFL network later in the week. Quinn against the Stell Curtain. Just imagine him saying "Mommy Mommy what did I get myself into" that would of been some great popcorn eating and Bacardi drinking time.
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AHHHHHHHHHH, this I can answer for you. If you look at the early part of the Browns schedule, I don't think it would be wise to throw any rookie QB into that situation. Brady Quinn will be the starter by the half way point of the season, the coaches are already well aware that he is way better than Charlie Frye, they just don't want to rush him in. From what I hear, he is getting to know the playbook and the offense very well, and we might see him sooner than you think.
On a side note, NDs lack of offense on Saturday shows how good Quinn really is. Last year, Quinn was putting up points with a very similiar offense talent wise. I know that the ND team lost 2 WR, a RB, and some of the line, but none of those guys were drafted that high, and their replacements on this years team are at the same talent level. They replaced Darius Walker with Travis Thomas, James Aldridge, and the speedy Armondo Allan. At WR, they still have David Grimes and their TE Carleson. ND could get nothing done offensively on Saturday, but with almost that same offense last year, Quinn kept on plugging away and putting points on the board. All I'm saying is that the guy is good.