The Denver Broncos rookie quarterback Tim Tebow is very likely to take the starting job away from the current starter Brady Quinn, however, the Quinn does not seem to mind that and did not hesitate in giving high praises on the rookie.
"When you look at him and the style he plays, he’s quite different from me," Quinn told the South Bend Tribune. "I think there are a lot of schools of thought on what will end up happening with him, moving forward in his NFL career. But he’s a good, quality, character guy, and those are the type of guys you want on your team."
Perhaps, Quinn was thinking that he would be too old to play as starter when Tebow is able to take the starting job. More likely, he was thinking that the flamboyant Tebow will eventually ending up putting on Minnesota Vikings jersey to be Brett Favre’s successor, so there is no need for him to worry about losing his starting job.
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Browns still have no decision on QB Quinn
The Cleveland Browns’ new team president Mike Holmgren is still thinking whether to start Brady Quinn at quarterback in 2010 season. Probably he is also thinking whether to keep him with the team.
“I’ve met him one time,” Holmgren told the Canton Repository. “He seems very sincere. I think he’s a hard-working guy. I think he cares. He’s physically kind of what you want, so … I would ask the question that probably fans would ask. I’m going, OK … what’s happened? And that’s what I’m trying to figure out.”
As former coach for Joe Montana, Steve Young, Brett Favre and Matt Hasselbeck, Holmgren knows well what a great quarterback should be like. By so far he has not made final decision about Quinn, and the hesitation itself may show that there is possibility for Quinn to stay in the Browns jersey, but he may need to do more things to convince the new team president.
“I’ve met him one time,” Holmgren told the Canton Repository. “He seems very sincere. I think he’s a hard-working guy. I think he cares. He’s physically kind of what you want, so … I would ask the question that probably fans would ask. I’m going, OK … what’s happened? And that’s what I’m trying to figure out.”
As former coach for Joe Montana, Steve Young, Brett Favre and Matt Hasselbeck, Holmgren knows well what a great quarterback should be like. By so far he has not made final decision about Quinn, and the hesitation itself may show that there is possibility for Quinn to stay in the Browns jersey, but he may need to do more things to convince the new team president.
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