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At his press conference today, Eric Mangini offered little insight into who will be the Browns starting QB in 2009, saying that he will even take the process through the fourth preseason game against the Bears if necessary.
While Brady Quinn seems to have the edge, and Browns fans would love to know one way or the other, Eric Mangini is probably handling this situation in exactly the manner he should be.
With yet another loss, the Indians continue to suck and have fallen to 1-6 in 2009. Like the disappointing 2008 Cleveland Browns, the 2009 Cleveland Indians are poised to fall well short of preseason expectations. In a completely unnecessary bit of early season overreaction, JRod compares the struggling 09 Indians with the dishearteningly disappointing 08 Browns.
Grady Sizemore photo credit: Joshua Gunter/The Plain Dealer
Barry McBride of the Orange and Brown Report answers questions from Midwest Sports Fans in the first installment of Behind the Keyboard. McBride manages the Rumor Central blog for the OBR, one of the best Cleveland Browns resources on the web.
Eric Mangini was introduced, with his wife by his side, as the Browns new head coach this morning at a press conference. Mangini says he is excited to be back in Cleveland and to help bring winning football back to the passionate Cleveland fans.
Last year, the Cleveland Browns explosive offense made it the media darling with a 2008 schedule to match – including three Monday Night games. Why has the offense struggled so much in 2008?
The Cleveland Browns wasted a superb defensive effort against Peyton Manning and the Colts, losing 10-6 on Sunday. During the game, Derek Anderson was injured and there are conflicting reports as to whether fans were cheering the injury or for Anderson as he limped off.
This post was originally written before the Browns lost to the Colts 10-6. During that game, Derek Anderson went out with what looks a pretty serious knee injury. Unfortunately, the rest of Derek Anderson’s 2008 season appears to be in jeopardy, meaning that Ken Dorsey will likely be playing QB for the Browns for the rest of the season. Unless, of course, they choose one of the candidates suggested herein…
Brady Quinn will lead the Browns in their “second season.” Do Browns fans truly have hope with the Golden Boy at QB?
Is Brady Quinn worth a start against the porous Denver defense? Quinn will start Thursday for the benched Derek Anderson.
