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I figured this is as good a time as any to ask the question which is on everybody's minds.


When all is said and done, who will have the better career: Brady Quinn or Eli Manning?

MrCrowesGarden wrote:I figured this is as good a time as any to ask the question which is on everybody's minds.


When all is said and done, who will have the better career: Brady Quinn or Eli Manning?

Er........ Brady Quinn?


I'll definitely go with Manning.

I'll say Brady Quinn.

I'm going Eli Manning. If only because his last name is Manning. And he has a semi.. very semi-formidable team around him. I don't know what everyone sees in the Browns. Quinn can't win with that team.

PujolJunkie wrote:I'm going Eli Manning. If only because his last name is Manning. And he has a semi.. very semi-formidable team around him. I don't know what everyone sees in the Browns. Quinn can't win with that team.

The Browns are 5-3 and 5 of their last 8 games are against teams with losing records. Right now they're tied for a playoff spot.

Transmogrified Tiger wrote:

PujolJunkie wrote:I'm going Eli Manning. If only because his last name is Manning. And he has a semi.. very semi-formidable team around him. I don't know what everyone sees in the Browns. Quinn can't win with that team.

The Browns are 5-3 and 5 of their last 8 games are against teams with losing records. Right now they're tied for a playoff spot.

They're certainly not the worst team in the league, but the teams that they've beaten this year have combined for a 12-30 record.

As you said, the good news is that they'll continue to play cupcakes for most of the year.

Transmogrified Tiger wrote:

PujolJunkie wrote:I'm going Eli Manning. If only because his last name is Manning. And he has a semi.. very semi-formidable team around him. I don't know what everyone sees in the Browns. Quinn can't win with that team.

The Browns are 5-3 and 5 of their last 8 games are against teams with losing records. Right now they're tied for a playoff spot.

Yep. But think long term. What are the odds of them keeping up this kind of pace next year or the year after without a big signing?

Nice thread title.

I gotta go with Quinn.