Quinn to Carolina?

[FloridaBrownsFan]

Here's what the article had to say:

 

Although Brady Quinn wasn't traded by the deadline this season, the ongoing speculation is that he won't play in 2010 for the Cleveland Browns. That means he'll either be traded or outright released at some point between now and next fall.

 

While many teams are suspect at QB this season, one in particular might be looking to work a trade for a potential franchise gunslinger given their own struggles at the position: the Carolina Panthers.

 

The Charlotte Observer notes that with Jake Delhomme's struggles, the lack of a first round draft pick, as well as the dearth of talent amongst the potential 2010 QB free agents, a trade is the most likely option for the team. That puts Quinn and Washington's Jason Campbell front and center, most likely.

 

 

Now this is only speculation or atleast thats how its worded. Do you think this is a likely scenario for us?

[dawgpound3]

Here's what the article had to say:

 

Although Brady Quinn wasn't traded by the deadline this season, the ongoing speculation is that he won't play in 2010 for the Cleveland Browns. That means he'll either be traded or outright released at some point between now and next fall.

 

While many teams are suspect at QB this season, one in particular might be looking to work a trade for a potential franchise gunslinger given their own struggles at the position: the Carolina Panthers.

 

The Charlotte Observer notes that with Jake Delhomme's struggles, the lack of a first round draft pick, as well as the dearth of talent amongst the potential 2010 QB free agents, a trade is the most likely option for the team. That puts Quinn and Washington's Jason Campbell front and center, most likely.

 

 

Now this is only speculation or atleast thats how its worded. Do you think this is a likely scenario for us?

 

Maybe. All I know that I want Quinn to stay.

[sisky fringo]

Maybe. All I know that I want Quinn to stay.

 

you do?!? i couldn't tell.

 

joking aside, IMO it pretty much comes down to what the buyer is willing to give up, or pay...as with any deal. if the cost/benefit ratio jives>>>see ya!