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10/14/09

Brady Quinn's Cleveland house is for sale, hinting that he may be traded

Brady Quinn's Cleveland house is for sale. Is that a sign that he'll be traded soon?

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Read Article: (www.waitingfornextyear.com)

There have been a lot of rumors swirling around about the Browns wanting to stick with Derek Anderson and trade Brady Quinn. Now, in what could be a very telling sign, Quinn is selling his house. Does this mean he'll be gone soon? And is there really a team that would want him? As bad as Derek Anderson has been, Quinn wasn't much better.

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10/14/09

mk_donley

0	Looks like he's on the verge of being traded to me! Wonder if he'll wind up in Charlotte?

10/14/09

BlazerJoe

0	He can't be any worse than what's in Washington...or, can he?

10/14/09

Flone87

0	This is newsworthy ? I think it would be more of a story if the Browns traded an old Jim Brown helmet for a set of pads for that injured rookie...and a box of Twinkies for the Man "Genius." If he's a genius, I think we are all in possession of Stephen Hawking type brains.

10/14/09

TheRoss

2	One thing I didn't know until I read the article on espn.com, was that if he doesn't play in 70% of the games this year, Quinn loses 11 million dollars. I wonder if them keeping Anderson as starter is a financial move.