finhater

By now, we've all heard the reports from ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that the Browns are shopping QB Brady Quinn around the league on the heels of releasing Derek Anderson and trading for Seneca Wallace. The Cleveland Plain Dealer even has word that Quinn "would welcome a trade" if the team decides not to name him the starter. So, who might those suitors be? One option is the Buffalo Bills, and this was a rumor back when Charlie Weis was still being considered as a viable option to be either the head coach or offensive coordinator in Buffalo. The Bills still need a QB, so they have to be kept in the mix. Other logical destinations would be Carolina or Oakland, and we had word from Panthers beat writer Darin Gantt that the team might be interested in the Notre Dame alum. An ironic possibility would be a trade to the Seahawks; we relayed the word from ESPN's Sal Paolantonio earlier on Wednesday that Seattle was frequently calling the Eagles regarding Donovan McNabb and Kevin Kolb, so the inference here is that they're in the market. ESPN AFC North blogger James Walker wrote on Wednesday afternoon that, in order, the Chiefs, Broncos, Panthers, Cardinals and Seahawks are possible landing places.

There is a god all these years i had stopped Believing i guess my faith is restored .

free agent ... peppers draft 1st round aaron curry 2nd round alex mack

96 yds

are you f**king kidding me get some points on the board still time left

i'll be there but just remember to pickup the beer and tailgate stuff the day before cause everything is closed in nj on sunday like supermarkets

if hes gonna be a backup i see him going to the patriots seeing cassel is a goner

291

i say 163 with 2 tds

Im hoping Adrian Peterson if he comes out will be there and trade McGahee for a low first to pick Blaylock

Bills | Week 3 Inactives Sun, 24 Sep 2006 09:19:40 -0700 The Buffalo Bills have declared OL Aaron Merz, CB Ashton Youboty, OL Brad Butler, QB Craig Nall, DL Eric Powell, SS Matt Bowen, RB Shaud Williams, LB Takeo Spikes inactive for Week 3.

and sam madison is cut by the dolphins as per this article-- > Madison, 31, doesn't plan to retire, but he doesn't expect to be part of coach Nick Saban's blueprint for the future in Miami, the Palm Beach Post reports. We have a lot of young corners that are ready to play," Madison said. "They've prepared well. They're ready. I've done some great things over the last nine years here, and it's part of the business. It just happens sometimes." Madison is scheduled to make $3.5 million in a contract that runs through the 2007 season, and said he will not take a pay cut to stay with the Dolphins, meaning after nine seasons and four Pro Bowls, Sunday might be his last game with the Dolphins. would he be someone to consider if /when nate leaves

can anyone tell me if gudmundsen played in the game and also how did he do? he's from my home town and there isn't much in the paper about how he's doing at camp in general thanks