FANTASY FOOTBALL NFL PLAYERS

Posted: 11/11/2009 12:04pm et

The Associated Press reports Cleveland Browns head coach Eric Mangini has named QB Brady Quinn the team's starting quarterback for Week 10. Mangini would like to stick with Quinn for the remainder of the season.

The Huddle Take: The revolving door at quarterback continues for the Browns. Not that this is news to anyone, but Quinn has little to no fantasy value.

Posted: 10/13/2009 9:42pm et

ESPN.com reports Cleveland Browns QB Brady Quinn has put his Avon Lake, Ohio, home up for sale, according to an industry source. It is not known why Quinn put his house up for sale.

The Huddle Take: Conspiracy theorists unite! Is Quinn about to get traded? It's anyone's guess, but makes for fun reporting! Million dollar question...to whom does he get shipped?

Posted: 10/13/2009 12:01pm et

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Cleveland Browns QB Brady Quinn could be traded by the Oct. 20 trading deadline. With QB Derek Anderson entrenched as the starting quarterback for the moment, Quinn would most likely welcome a trade and a chance to be a starter elsewhere.

The Huddle Take: Maybe he'll flourish elsewhere like Braylon Edwards seemingly has in New York, but it's highly doubtful Quinn will be any kind of Fantasy factor this season.

Posted: 9/22/2009 10:09am et

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Cleveland Browns head coach Eric Mangini said Monday, Sept. 21, he plans to stick with QB Brady Quinn. 'Yes, that's exactly right,' Mangini said. Mangini said Quinn will start in Week 3.

The Huddle Take: Until this offense starts to show a pulse, stay away from Quinn or any other Brown.

Posted: 9/13/2009 12:53pm et

Confirming previous reports, NFL Network reports Cleveland Browns QB Brady Quinn will start in Week 1.

The Huddle Take: Brady will get the first shot at starting for the Browns but should only be considered a No. 2 quarterback until he finds his rythmn and posts some consistent numbers in this offense. Temper your expectations out of the gate this year.

Posted: 9/9/2009 4:14pm et

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Cleveland Browns QB Brady Quinn will start the team's Week 1 game, according to a league source.

The Huddle Take: Hooray! Now the fantasy nation knows which Cleveland quarterback to leave on their bench this week.

Posted: 8/15/2009 11:41pm et

ClevelandBrowns.com, reports Cleveland Browns QB Brady Quinn will start the team's preseason game Saturday, Aug. 15.

The Huddle Take: The battle between Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson begins this year with Quinn the early leader out of the gate. Until there becomes a clear-cut leader in this battle no Cleveland quarterback showed be considered for any more than a backup role on fantasy teams at the present time.

Posted: 8/10/2009 1:46pm et

The Akron Beacon Journal reports Cleveland Browns QBs Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson were both inconsistent during a scrimmage Sunday, Aug. 9. The quarterback battle is expected to last well into the preseason. 'I thought both guys had their moments on the plus side and the side that we still need to work on,' head coach Eric Mangini said. 'They moved the team at different times with different levels of effectiveness.' Quinn completed 11-of-19 passes for 121 yards, including a 51-yard touchdown pass and an interception. Anderson completed 12-of-21 passes for 107 yards and an interception, and he scored a touchdown on a 6-yard scramble.

The Huddle Take: Neither one really separated himself in the scrimmage, but Quinn remains a slight favorite at this point to be the No. 1 signal caller. This battle will be a reason to watch Browns games during the pre-season, but whoever gets the job, neither Quinn nor Anderson are expected to be anything more than mid-level Fantasy performers.

Posted: 7/8/2009 4:09pm et

James Walker, of ESPN.com, reports Cleveland Browns QB Brady Quinn holds a slight lead over QB Derek Anderson in the competition for the team's starting quarterback job. Quinn had a decent, albeit not spectacular, minicamp, while Anderson struggled most of the way through before missing the final two practices with a calf injury. The coaching staff, however, will not make any premature decisions. They will wait until both quarterbacks perform in preseason games, so it is still very much an open competition.

The Huddle Take: This job is Quinn's to lose. In a best-case scenario, Quinn will play well enough to earn the job while Anderson plays well enough to earn trade offers from another club.

Posted: 4/24/2009 3:58pm et

The Denver Post reports the Broncos have inquired about the availability of Cleveland Browns QB Brady Quinn. However, they were told Quinn is not available for trade.

The Huddle Take: Quinn's availability could very well change if Mark Sanchez remains on the board when the Browns pick fifth overall. And if the quarterbacks go early and leave someone off the carousel you can expect Cleveland to keep fielding calls about Quinn's availability throughout the weekend.