Quinn QBotF

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Hate on me!

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Watching the quarterbacks
Among the 3 quarterbacks on the roster, the guy who threw the ball best on Thursday was Brady Quinn. He appears to have solid mechanics in his drop and has smoothed out some rough edges that were visible in his motion going back to Notre Dame. Matt Cassel threw several nice passes, but he was high on his throws during much of the session. Ricky Stanzi was OK. @Iowa homers.

“I think they’re beginning to gain a command of the system and some of the checks that we have in place,” Crennel said. “They’re all doing well. Probably, Brady and Matt are a little ahead of Stanzi right now, but they’re all working at it. They’re a good group in that room, so we feel good about them.”

[BoneKrusher]

Originally Posted by Satanic Goat

Romeo Crennel, that QB expert.

He selected Brady Quinn like fine champagne.

i didnt say that, i said he knows Quinn is a better QB than Cassel.

this is his last chance at coaching in the NFL and he picked a QB he'll go to the top with or fall to the bottomless pit with.

if i'm RC that QB damn sure ain't Matt Cassel.

[BossChief]

Quinn was signed to help integrate the playbook IMO.

If it was anything more, I would think they would have given him a 2 or 3 year deal.

It's Cassels deal till he totally stinks up the place and leads us to a 2-4 record going into the bye...or until we are out of the playoff hunt.

At that time, either Stanzi or Quinn will get a look.

[Branden Albert's Huge Balls]

Originally Posted by BoneKrusher

this is his last chance at coaching in the NFL and he picked a QB he'll go to the top with or fall to the bottomless pit with.
.

If true, Crennel is one dumb mother****er. Dumber than I gave him credit for.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by BoneKrusher

i didnt say that, i said he knows Quinn is a better QB than Cassel.

this is his last chance at coaching in the NFL and he picked a QB he'll go to the top with or fall to the bottomless pit with.

if i'm RC that QB damn sure ain't Matt Cassel.

**** that.

Romeo knows one thing about Quinn from their time in Cleveland, that he sucked bad enough that he had to be pulled.

Quinn was terrible.

Every bit as bad as Palko (but with a stronger arm) or Tebow (without the magic)

[BoneKrusher]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Quinn was signed to help integrate the playbook IMO.

If it was anything more, I would think they would have given him a 2 or 3 year deal.

It's Cassels deal till he totally stinks up the place and leads us to a 2-4 record going into the bye...or until we are out of the playoff hunt.

At that time, either Stanzi or Quinn will get a look.

i think Romeo has something more up his sleeve.

[stonedstooge]

Didn't ***** and Crennel talk about sitting several of the rookies? Doesn't sound like they are too worried about their jobs to me. Trying to manage the team for the future is usually done be top tier teams, not teams that haven't done shit for years and years

[BoneKrusher]

Originally Posted by BossChief

**** that.

Romeo knows one thing about Quinn from their time in Cleveland, that he sucked bad enough that he had to be pulled.

Quinn was terrible.

Every bit as bad as Palko (but with a stronger arm) or Tebow (without the magic)

do you think Tom Brady would have had Success with that mess in Cleveland?

[RustShack]

Oh no Brady Quinn couldn't be super man in his first 12 NFL starts! Most QB's aren't that good in so few starts, especially when they have no help.

Here he isn't going to be asked to carry the team either. We are going to be a run first team who plays great defense. Quinn has the talent and arm to make throws that Cassel can't, thus being an improvement. Hes had plenty of time to sit back and learn more. Hes going to be a lot smarter and mechanically sound than he was three years ago. He might not of played in games, but he still practiced.

This is his first chance to develop as a QB. Start out as a game manager and add to his load more and more as time progresses assuming he can handle it.

[BoneKrusher]

Originally Posted by RustShack

Oh no Brady Quinn couldn't be super man in his first 12 NFL starts! Most QB's aren't that good in so few starts, especially when they have no help.

Here he isn't going to be asked to carry the team either. We are going to be a run first team who plays great defense. Quinn has the talent and arm to make throws that Cassel can't, thus being an improvement. Hes had plenty of time to sit back and learn more. Hes going to be a lot smarter and mechanically sound than he was three years ago. He might not of played in games, but he still practiced.

This is his first chance to develop as a QB. Start out as a game manager and add to his load more and more as time progresses assuming he can handle it.

yep, this is a lot of what i wanted to say prior.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by BoneKrusher

do you think Tom Brady would have had Success with that mess in Cleveland?

Yes

[BoneKrusher]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Yes

i dont.

[RustShack]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Yes

When Brady was just a game manager and the defense won games? You really think that would have happened in Cleveland?

[BoneKrusher]

Originally Posted by Satanic Goat

Romeo Crennel, that QB expert.

He selected Brady Quinn like fine champagne.

i'll be here all week.

[Branden Albert's Huge Balls]

Originally Posted by RustShack

Oh no Brady Quinn couldn't be super man in his first 12 NFL starts!

Who said anything about superman.

How about at least being average, or even slightly below average?

The dude was an absolutely bottom of the barrel NFL quarterback and showed 0 progress.

[Branden Albert's Huge Balls]

Originally Posted by RustShack

When Brady was just a game manager and the defense won games? You really think that would have happened in Cleveland?

It happened twice at the end of his last season there. He threw for 90 yards and 66 yards and the Browns won both games due to their running game and/or defense.