Thread: over under on Mick Vick being a Cleveland Brown next year?

i never said to build the franchise around him. He is the type of QB that can help the Browns out for a few years. Mobile, has an established history...i am sick of going with a bunch of maybe's ...all the Quinns and Andersons make me sick.

Quote: Originally Posted by BrawnySwoleman McNabb's contract is up after next year, and then Kolb will take over. Kolb isn't "just as good at McNabb" at this point. And you really think Vick is a franchise player? Not sure if serious. Also, the Dolphins already have a left-handed back-up QB who can run and is a ton cheaper. Do you honestly think he isn't a franchise player? Are you forgetting he was the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Madsen89 Do you honestly think he isn't a franchise player? Are you forgetting he was the highest paid player in the NFL at one point? Like someone else, mentioned, he's losing speed as he's aging, which is his most important asset. He was never a great passer. I guess going to the Dolphins does make sense, though, because they base their offense on the wildcat.

Quote: Originally Posted by Madsen89 Do you honestly think he isn't a franchise player? Are you forgetting he was the highest paid player in the NFL at one point? If he can actually get some solid playtime, and prove he's still got what it takes then yeah, I'd consider him a starting caliber QB. At this point he's been nothing but a gimmick. In preseason he showed some promise by sitting in the pocket weighing his options...

Quote: Originally Posted by Madsen89 Maybe your team would be effective if you gave away McNabb, hes a bum. Guy gets paid oodles of money to sit on the bench with a broken fingernail, and when hes on the field he is mediocre at best. Keep Vick and base your offense around him, or keep Kobb hes better and costs less. In b4 BrawnySwoleman reports you.

Quote: Originally Posted by markusjj85 Oakland would probably be the best fit but that would require Al Davis getting his head out of his ass. Oakland signing Vick sounds like a signature Al Davis move. They've already got 3 running backs but no one to throw the ball to the receivers... might as well add another QB (more like another RB) who has sub-par passing ability! Plus Vick would probably fit in with the Oakland culture pretty well.

Quote: Originally Posted by 4thelvofthegme why give up on brady quinn so quickly. idk why he hasnt been starting this season, since they obviously aren't going to the playoffs. get him experience, he was a 1st round pick, let him get experience and take some beating, then hopefully hell be smarter next year. vick is a mystery, the eagles thought they found a jewel, but hes got a ways to go before the eagles will get much for him....

I honestly can't see a discplinary coach like Mangini wanting Mike Vick. Unless Mangini is gone, can't see it happening.

I'm sure the dog pound would welcome Vick with open paws.

Oakland Hopefully we get something good for him, Eagles always have a high price