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Last April, quarterback Brady Quinn copied the unexpected draft-day round-one slide of quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Soon, predicted Profootballtalk.com predicts that Quinn (or, at a minimum, his agent) will be clamoring to join Rodgers' current team, the Green Bay Packers.

Though he might be fooling himself into thinking that he's got a shot at winning the Cleveland Browns starting job this season, Brady Quinn is destined to open 2008 where he finished 2007 — on the bench. After all, the Browns aren't paying Derek Anderson $8 million per year to hold his helmet next to his ear so that he can listen to the play be called in to the huddle.

More importantly, Quinn needs to get on the field in order to unlock the big-money incentives that his agent, Tom Condon, held him out of training camp in order to get. And so while it might be unlikely that Quinn will demand a trade in his own voice, Condon could be contacting the Browns and asking them to explore the possibility of moving Quinn to Green Bay.


I think he should consider it.

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K Train

thats funny cause i suggested it in the packers forum

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ball in the baskett

It would be nice to see quinn in greenbay instead of being wasted with the browns.

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Professor

he was the moron who held out of camp, serves him right

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gruntbygod

Id look to move to Chicago before GB

Serrated Shadow

now that would make a lot more sense to me. He's going to have to do something though, or ride the bench for three years.

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gruntbygod

Unless Anderson just straight up bombs

Professor

meh, Rivers waited 3 years

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Serrated Shadow

I don't think Brady has the ego for it.

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Manster

Maybe not but I do not think that the Browns are ready to trade him either. What I can tell there is some different views Andersons future so I think they will keep Quinn around for at least another season just to make sure that Anderson pans out.

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