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Originally Posted by listopencil

Of course no one can really say what happened in those situations for him except the people who were actually there. I have watched Quinn play though. He has never demonstrated the mental capacity to play QB in the NFL. He either hurries and ****s up, or takes too long to make decisions and kills plays. You can't say that he is always going to be like this. He might be better right now, you never know. He hasn't played lately. But a large group of coaches have passed on him. There's a reason for that.

This is different from Cassel how? The difference between the two is the fact that there is the outside chance that since Quinn had no talent around him in Cleveland, he might not be the proven fail that Cassel is. I don't believe that, but the possibility exists.

So if you have Cassel fail and then Quinn plays two games and is an equal fail, where do you go?