Great content. I'm surprised FLEMLO and KTO have never covered this guy. It would definitely be interesting to see some follow on content about Jimmy Clausen, another struggling Notre Dame QB.
I met Brady in LA at the team hotel the night before the ND vs USC game; 2 kids approached Brady with their mom for an autograph, 1 kid was wearing an ND jersey and the other kid was wearing a USC jersey, Brady told the mom, "I'm not signing for the USC fan" at that moment Brady became one of my all-time favorite ND players. 😂😂
@@markbowman5515 he was good when the Brown's have a new head coach every year that messes up the development of players mostly QB's and most new coaches want their own guy.
It's so underrated how much a competent coaching staff and good systems can help new guys. I'm convinced that Tim Couch was actually pretty good but the Browns ruined him.
Madden 10 still has the best stick mechanics of any madden the double/triple/back jukes back double spins etc my goodness. Madden 11 was shit no turbo, 13 brought it back, shit since then
This also makes me think that Jim Harbaughs 1st great QB Josh Johnson at The University of San Diego would make an awesome video, dude is still hanging around in the league after all these years.
Brady Quinn is the reason why I’m a Browns fan. He was my favorite player when I was 7 and when he got drafted by the Browns I decided they were my favorite team. He will forever be my favorite Brown of all time
The last 2 games of 2006-07 vs USC and LSU was a big warning to NFL scouts. Against USC he went 22/45, 274 yards, and 3 TDs. Not exactly the worst ever, but still not great. But he was AWFUL in the Sugar Bowl against LSU's NFL caliber talent. 15/35, 148 yards, with 2 ints. He Played well against decent teams, and rolled bad ones. But whenever he had to perform against defenses with multiple players who would go on to the league, he just crumbled.
Just watched the draft brady quinn fell in about a week ago. It got so bad the commissioner moved him to his owb private green room after cle passed on him at pick 3. Great work and video Scott keep up the great work my man!
I really enjoy listening to Brady on fox sports radio at the time he felt kinda cant miss it's a shame things weren't different for him he seems like a really genuine and nice guy
Brayden Tyler "Brady" Quinn (born October 27, 1984) is a former American football quarterback and current college football and NFL analyst for CBS Sports HQ and game analyst for Fox Sports.
Brady Quinn was a great football player. Now, did his greatness translate in the NFL? No, but he did have a good career as a back up where I garuntee he helped the teams he was on.
He was drafted by a incompetent organization with an indifferent owner. Mishandled by a god awful coaching staff. As a result he never regained his confidence.
D'Shon Kizer busted because he was foolish and left College way too early and Quinn busted in the NFL because he went to the Browns where QB's go to die.
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Male. I have my SEAHAWKS 10 QUINN, BROWNS 10 QUINN, and NOTRE DAME 10 QUINN jerseys.
And let's not forget it's very important part that he did fall to the Dallas cowboys and the cowboys passed on him and in doing so pretty much changed the course of his career in my opinion Tony Romo was coming off the fumble at Seattle that cost the cowboys probably a shot in the super bowl and a lot of people weren't sold on him yet
I never understood the Browns trading back into the first and taking a QB's at pick 22. If every other team passed on Quinn, Weeden, Manziel (All reaches) at that point in the round why not just wait til round 2 and save the picks. I understand you can find good to great QBs later in the draft like...Brees, Wilson, Garoppolo, Carr, Cousins, and of course the most undervalued and overlooked QB of all time, Tom Brady. I knew back when they traded with Dallas to get Quinn it was a bad move. Just wait till round two and see what available.. Just goes to show that those were all desperation picks for the Browns and that is not how you build a franchise.
If i remember Chiefs had the next pick and looked like they were for sure gonna pick up Quinn, so Browns had to get in before them and like this video said, Quinn to Cleveland was every Browns fan dream, when Cleveland didnt take him at 3, lot of people were shocked.. So Browns must have thought the deal was worth it
@@billblaski9523 Well I would say I wouldn't worry about what the fans want. The Browns should have been trying to build a championship caliber team. Also Quinn's skill set did not fit the new offensive scheme that they were going to run. He didn't have the arm like Anderson to stretch the field.
I remember how utterly disgusted Dolphins fans were when they didn’t draft him. He seemed like the real deal coming out of school, shame it never worked out.
He was mentioned in this video do a what happened to Kyle Orton. Broncos and chiefs both thought he could be something. Broncos just got Tebow at his prime hype.
You know most people consider Jeff samardzija on par with Calvin Johnson and at one point melkiper had him ranked higher so you have that caliber wide receiver to throw to even though samarga never played a snap in the NFL he was still considered to be one or two in the wide receiver board that year but of course he went on to play baseball and the rest is history
A good qb on a bad team shouldn’t be considered a bust, one player addition on a good team can lead to a championship, one player addition to a terrible team usually results in the destruction of that good player
The NFL is a tough league to play in, and a huge transition from college. It’s not like Brady was terrible in the NFL, he just never had a lot of success.
@@kylebreslin27 book didn’t have nearly the same arm strength. And it honestly hurt the teams offense. Sure he was mobile but against the power house teams that didn’t make a difference. He is a good QB though
You keep saying Quinn "never put in the work" in practice and in the film room. What is your source for this assertion? I ask because that is not the reputation he had at Notre Dame; quite the opposite, actually. I would be very surprised to learn that Brady Quinn was half-assing his shot in the NFL after working so hard to get there.
The Cleveland Browns were caught in a rut of trying to find "lightning in a bottle." They they hadn't "developed" a quarterback since Brian Sipe, who was a 12th round draft pick. Even Bernie Kosar sat behind Gary Danielson until Danielson got hurt. Lest we forget, Tom Brady was a 6th round draft pick that nobody wanted. He rode the pine behind Drew Bledsoe, and the rest is history. Quinn, along with many other doomed Cleveland quarterbacks, was tossed into the game and expected to win the Super Bowl immediately. This is an improbable task. Cleveland had plenty of opportunities to have great quarterbacks, had they just been patient.
The team that should’ve won it all in 2007, is the team that ended up winning it all anyway. The 2 games that LSU loss in triple overtime were straight up because of Les Miles letting off the gas in games that were borderline blowouts at halftime. Nobody had less than 2 losses, both of LSU’s were in triple overtime. Ohio St. had 2 losses, with 1 of them being a blowout loss to LSU. Virginia Tech had 2 losses, with 1 of them being a blowout loss to LSU. Georgia had 2 losses, but Georgia didn’t even win the SEC East, Tennessee did, with LSU beating Tennessee in the SEC championship game. West Virginia had 2 losses, with the 2nd one coming to Pittsburgh on the same day that LSU beat Tennessee in the SEC championship game. Then you had the Kansas & Missouri deal. When it was all said & done, the right team won it all. They clearly had the better résumé among all of those teams. They won the SEC by beating a very good Tennessee team, alone with beating a very good Ohio St., Virginia Tech, Auburn & defending national champion Florida !!! As crazy as the 2007 season was, it ultimately ended up sorting it’s self out with the right team being on top in my opinion !!
I'm a lifelong Browns fan....I remember these yrs well. Trust me the inept Cleveland organization completely ruined him. When he finally was named starter his starting wr's were Mohammed Massaquoi and Brian Robiskie. Lol. And over the hill Jamal Lewis at rb!
This guy landed just fine. I watch him on Fox's noon cf every Saturday along with Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush...all accomplished, all hotties, all doing very well.
Could do what happened to zibikawski the safety tom? Or zack? Can't remember exactly. I know he was drafted in like the 3rd round but never saw him play an nfl down.
He was never great like he was at ND, but he was in the league for a few years and was a starting safety for a couple years and special teamer before he retired.
@@BofaDee33 Of course dude, he was one of my favorite players growing up and really molded me into a die hard ND fan. Not sure what he's up to now today, but I know he was a firefighter after retiring and he also retired his sporadic pro boxing career undefeated, dude was a sick athlete. And don't get me wrong I 2nd this video, would be awesome.
Justin Bieber went to the browns. End of story💔. Take a look at Bryan Bennett one of the most overlooked prospects of all time in my most humble opinion
It's too bad as he wanted to go to the Browns as a long time Browns fan growing up. It seemed like a great situation and we would be able to turn things around back then. The Browns were considered on the up and up back then as our 07 season left a lot to build on. But this just didn't work out. I personally thought it would as he had weapons and a decent line but it just didn't happen. I always liked Quinn. Ah well, our time waiting paid off as three decades of my life later I now finally have a Browns team again to be happy about. The guy who really got screwed over due to being on an awful Browns team was Tim Couch. That guy had the talent but just such an awful expansion team.
I remember how frustrated he looked during draft day. He waited so long for his name to be called. I always liked his play at Notre Dame and I'm not even a Browns fan. I feel bad he went to a bad organization. Eric Mangini was a terrible coach.
Alright so I just started following you on here. So I have a suggestion for you to consider an hopefully doing a video on. Eric Ainge and his story. Absolutely amazing. Please do a video for me on him.
Going from D1 to the NFL is not an easy thing. The guys who make it in the NFL tend to be players who have not peaked yet in college. Those are the guys you want to draft. Also guys who will still play 100% when they are losing by 3 scores in the 4th quarter. That's why so many first rounders are a bust and lower round picks tend to become stars.
His NFL career never Worked out but he has a Net Worth of 11 Million. Compared to My $5700 in a Zip Lock bag next to My Bed. I say not Bad Brady not Bad at all.
I remember when this guy was playing , it was said that he refused to train for being an NFL QB , and was insistent on training for a Muscle & Fitness cover shot. I believe that. Look at how he "threw" / shot-putted the ball. Just didn't have the mental strength / desire to be an NFL star. Being the BMOC at ND , and bedding numerous blonde sorority chicks was his peak.
He was better suited in a team like The jaguars I say that bcuz the jaguars were a run first team and they A very good coach Brady needed to be a game manager who could occasion DLL make key plays.
I have no clue what you would cover for them, maybe the Qb situation? But I would love to see you do something with my Alma matter North Texas. If Kansas football can get a video so can we 🤣
I don't think Quinn had the talent of a Clausen, but was put in a great situation his senior year at Notre Dame. He probably actually looked better than his personal talent that year at Notre Dame and worse than his personal talent in the NFL. When he had a good offensive coach at Notre Dame, he was able to have success. My guess is that the lack of coaching in Cleveland hurt him more than the lack of talent around him. If he is not being taught how to read film properly, that will hurt as much as anything else.
Because he is one of those quarterbacks that actually needs a team around him he was good but he got put on a team with no offensive line and no weapons so I mean he's not a pat mahomes or Russell Wilson he'll use his legs he's an improviser but he's not you know he's an old school quarterback who needs time and at least a weapon or two
I find the comment about how ohio state quarterbacks never make it in the NFL funny because I could say the exact same for most other schools but ESPECIALLY Notre Dame and Michigan (except one extremely famous backup)
I’ve lived in SB all my life and met many Irish players. Quinn is one of the nicest and most respectful I had the pleasure of meeting.
He truly comes across that way on the radio now he has a super bright future in broadcasting/commentating
Who was one of the rudest or least respectful you've met?
@@billblaski9523 Jeff Samardzija
@@delowg7805 Oh no…not the Shark. That dude was a stud.
Nice guys finish last. If they can finish at all.
Brady Quinn is still my favorite college player. He was a big reason I grew up as a Notre Dame fan
Great content. I'm surprised FLEMLO and KTO have never covered this guy. It would definitely be interesting to see some follow on content about Jimmy Clausen, another struggling Notre Dame QB.
Flemlo covered both of them
I met Brady in LA at the team hotel the night before the ND vs USC game; 2 kids approached Brady with their mom for an autograph, 1 kid was wearing an ND jersey and the other kid was wearing a USC jersey, Brady told the mom, "I'm not signing for the USC fan" at that moment Brady became one of my all-time favorite ND players. 😂😂
He held out of camp in a contract dispute, and Derrick Anderson won the job. Had a pro-bowl season, and Brady only went down hill.
Like how does this guy know that Quinn didn’t put in the work? Pretty bold to question someone’s work ethic when you’re not in the building.
This video could have been 10sec with you just saying “He’s a QB that got drafted by the Browns” 😂😂😂
He just wasn't that good. Recruited from Dublin OH? Seriously? Nice guy, just wasn't that good.
@@markbowman5515 he was good when the Brown's have a new head coach every year that messes up the development of players mostly QB's and most new coaches want their own guy.
facts lol
It's so underrated how much a competent coaching staff and good systems can help new guys. I'm convinced that Tim Couch was actually pretty good but the Browns ruined him.
So true
In madden 11 I developed him into a 99 overall lol
good old days
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@@KellBailey wym
@@KellBailey on the wii in madden eleven it is easy to develop player
Madden 10 still has the best stick mechanics of any madden the double/triple/back jukes back double spins etc my goodness. Madden 11 was shit no turbo, 13 brought it back, shit since then
What happened to urban meyers first great qb. Bowling greens josh harris? Columbus resident btw followed him growing up...loved this ty
This also makes me think that Jim Harbaughs 1st great QB Josh Johnson at The University of San Diego would make an awesome video, dude is still hanging around in the league after all these years.
@@cvandy2252 oki
Wasn’t Urban Meyer’s first great QB Alex Smith while coaching for the Utes?
@@yesmamnosir7997 Nope it was Josh Harris. As a Buckeye fan I remember them almost beating us that one year where he was the starter.
@@drby0788 ahhh. I don’t remember him. I didn’t even start watching any football ‘till ‘04/‘05.
Brady Quinn is the reason why I’m a Browns fan. He was my favorite player when I was 7 and when he got drafted by the Browns I decided they were my favorite team. He will forever be my favorite Brown of all time
The last 2 games of 2006-07 vs USC and LSU was a big warning to NFL scouts. Against USC he went 22/45, 274 yards, and 3 TDs. Not exactly the worst ever, but still not great. But he was AWFUL in the Sugar Bowl against LSU's NFL caliber talent. 15/35, 148 yards, with 2 ints. He Played well against decent teams, and rolled bad ones. But whenever he had to perform against defenses with multiple players who would go on to the league, he just crumbled.
Just watched the draft brady quinn fell in about a week ago. It got so bad the commissioner moved him to his owb private green room after cle passed on him at pick 3. Great work and video Scott keep up the great work my man!
I really enjoy listening to Brady on fox sports radio at the time he felt kinda cant miss it's a shame things weren't different for him he seems like a really genuine and nice guy
Brayden Tyler "Brady" Quinn (born October 27, 1984) is a former American football quarterback and current college football and NFL analyst for CBS Sports HQ and game analyst for Fox Sports.
I've always been a huge Notre Dame fan, and Brady Quinn is right up there with my all time favorites. But there was this guy named Joe Montana......
It's hard for any athlete to develop when injuries are a constant problem
I think I know the names of more Soviet premiers than I do Browns QBs!!!!
Tim Couch
Let’s remember that Quinn went to Cleveland...Cleveland. The Browns will ruin anyone’s career. Who was the last great QB that the Browns produced?
Noah was a great qb in Cleveland. That whole ark thing derailed his career
Say what you want about Brady Quinn...But this guy is living the good life.
Brady Quinn was a great football player. Now, did his greatness translate in the NFL? No, but he did have a good career as a back up where I garuntee he helped the teams he was on.
as a purdue AND a ND alumus, i'm both excited and anxious at the same time.
guy from Dublin joins the Irish
He was drafted by a incompetent organization with an indifferent owner. Mishandled by a god awful coaching staff. As a result he never regained his confidence.
What happened to Quinn? He went to the team that great college QB's go to end their career.... Cleveland Browns.
The Browns? That's where QBs go to die!
I thought that was The Washington Football Team who took that honor.
D'Shon Kizer busted because he was foolish and left College way too early and Quinn busted in the NFL because he went to the Browns where QB's go to die.
I agree with you. I never understood why Kizer left ND early. He needed another year at ND.
I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Male. I have my SEAHAWKS 10 QUINN, BROWNS 10 QUINN, and NOTRE DAME 10 QUINN jerseys.
And let's not forget it's very important part that he did fall to the Dallas cowboys and the cowboys passed on him and in doing so pretty much changed the course of his career in my opinion Tony Romo was coming off the fumble at Seattle that cost the cowboys probably a shot in the super bowl and a lot of people weren't sold on him yet
I never understood the Browns trading back into the first and taking a QB's at pick 22. If every other team passed on Quinn, Weeden, Manziel (All reaches) at that point in the round why not just wait til round 2 and save the picks. I understand you can find good to great QBs later in the draft like...Brees, Wilson, Garoppolo, Carr, Cousins, and of course the most undervalued and overlooked QB of all time, Tom Brady. I knew back when they traded with Dallas to get Quinn it was a bad move. Just wait till round two and see what available..
Just goes to show that those were all desperation picks for the Browns and that is not how you build a franchise.
If i remember Chiefs had the next pick and looked like they were for sure gonna pick up Quinn, so Browns had to get in before them and like this video said, Quinn to Cleveland was every Browns fan dream, when Cleveland didnt take him at 3, lot of people were shocked.. So Browns must have thought the deal was worth it
@@billblaski9523 Well I would say I wouldn't worry about what the fans want. The Browns should have been trying to build a championship caliber team. Also Quinn's skill set did not fit the new offensive scheme that they were going to run. He didn't have the arm like Anderson to stretch the field.
I remember how utterly disgusted Dolphins fans were when they didn’t draft him. He seemed like the real deal coming out of school, shame it never worked out.
The Dolphins drafted Ted Ginn jr. A WR who had a successful career and played for a long time.
I remember that the coach had to tell the fans no really Ted is good
What happened to dylan moses 5 star Lb who just went undrafted? once projected to be a first round pick.
He was mentioned in this video do a what happened to Kyle Orton. Broncos and chiefs both thought he could be something. Broncos just got Tebow at his prime hype.
The Clipboard Jesus!
Brady still looks like he could play to this day.
He looked the part but stunk on game day
He wasn’t a bust he just got drafted by... the browns.🤷🏻♂️
He was awful for the same team that Derek Anderson took to 10-6. I watched every game and really wanted him to be the answer. But he was terrible.
And wasnt NFL caliber.
Nah, Quinn was the OG Jimmy G. All of meat gazers were in love.
ND FAN , He was a BUST !
He and JaMarcus Russell had amazing wide receivers to back him up too
6-6 in 2004, 9-2 regular season 2005, 10-2 was 2006 regular season.
Never won a bowl game 🤦🏾♂️ Go Irish
His arm strength was unmatched. He never got a chance and when he did when he was ready he broke his hand.
He didn't get a chance to be the starter and not look over his shoulder and learn under good coaching🏈
I remember when we (the Browns) picked him. I was so hopeful that that was the end of the QB carousel
You know most people consider Jeff samardzija on par with Calvin Johnson and at one point melkiper had him ranked higher so you have that caliber wide receiver to throw to even though samarga never played a snap in the NFL he was still considered to be one or two in the wide receiver board that year but of course he went on to play baseball and the rest is history
A good qb on a bad team shouldn’t be considered a bust, one player addition on a good team can lead to a championship, one player addition to a terrible team usually results in the destruction of that good player
Got injured in the weight room😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Got drafted by Cleveland. End of video
Notre Dame QBs bite as much as Ohio State. The only difference is that ND graduated the great Joe Montana.
And Joe Theisman
2 of these qbs went to browns that’s what happened. Especially Brady Quinn he needed a good QB coach starting out.
The NFL is a tough league to play in, and a huge transition from college. It’s not like Brady was terrible in the NFL, he just never had a lot of success.
As huge as the guy was at ND, I would think he had plenty of opportunities open to him, and wouldn't even need the NFL.
He wasn’t a bust just drafted by the Browns
Quinn and Kizer are the two best QB’s they’ve had in the last 20 years
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Kizer is easily the best ND qb since Quinn for sure
@@dutchislax14 I'd put Golson over Kizer, dude wilted when it was time to lead the team in 2016.
@@ShantyIrishman the team as a whole sucked in 2016. Including the coaching.
@@kylebreslin27 book didn’t have nearly the same arm strength. And it honestly hurt the teams offense. Sure he was mobile but against the power house teams that didn’t make a difference. He is a good QB though
You keep saying Quinn "never put in the work" in practice and in the film room. What is your source for this assertion? I ask because that is not the reputation he had at Notre Dame; quite the opposite, actually. I would be very surprised to learn that Brady Quinn was half-assing his shot in the NFL after working so hard to get there.
Was going to ask the same thing.
1:20 “What happened to Brady Quinn?”
*flashes LSU
Idk if that was intentionally done but I love it 😂
My first Browns Jersey was a Brady Quin Jersey. It was at that moment I became used to Browns jerseys quickly becoming obsolete lol
Can you do a what happened to EJ Manual?
The Cleveland Browns were caught in a rut of trying to find "lightning in a bottle." They they hadn't "developed" a quarterback since Brian Sipe, who was a 12th round draft pick. Even Bernie Kosar sat behind Gary Danielson until Danielson got hurt. Lest we forget, Tom Brady was a 6th round draft pick that nobody wanted. He rode the pine behind Drew Bledsoe, and the rest is history. Quinn, along with many other doomed Cleveland quarterbacks, was tossed into the game and expected to win the Super Bowl immediately. This is an improbable task. Cleveland had plenty of opportunities to have great quarterbacks, had they just been patient.
You should do a video on the 2007 College Football season....or the Sun Belt Conferences’ 2020 season.
KTO did the 2007 football season.
@@texas5009 i know
The team that should’ve won it all in 2007, is the team that ended up winning it all anyway. The 2 games that LSU loss in triple overtime were straight up because of Les Miles letting off the gas in games that were borderline blowouts at halftime.
Nobody had less than 2 losses, both of LSU’s were in triple overtime. Ohio St. had 2 losses, with 1 of them being a blowout loss to LSU. Virginia Tech had 2 losses, with 1 of them being a blowout loss to LSU. Georgia had 2 losses, but Georgia didn’t even win the SEC East, Tennessee did, with LSU beating Tennessee in the SEC championship game. West Virginia had 2 losses, with the 2nd one coming to Pittsburgh on the same day that LSU beat Tennessee in the SEC championship game. Then you had the Kansas & Missouri deal.
When it was all said & done, the right team won it all. They clearly had the better résumé among all of those teams. They won the SEC by beating a very good Tennessee team, alone with beating a very good Ohio St., Virginia Tech, Auburn & defending national champion Florida !!!
As crazy as the 2007 season was, it ultimately ended up sorting it’s self out with the right team being on top in my opinion !!
I'm a lifelong Browns fan....I remember these yrs well. Trust me the inept Cleveland organization completely ruined him. When he finally was named starter his starting wr's were Mohammed Massaquoi and Brian Robiskie. Lol. And over the hill Jamal Lewis at rb!
This guy landed just fine. I watch him on Fox's noon cf every Saturday along with Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush...all accomplished, all hotties, all doing very well.
Great collab
I thought Rick Mirer was the biggest ND bust of all time
Ron Paulus
Yeah, Tom Clements is up there Too!
I remember when Jimmy Clausen was a thing.
Man the fashion in this video REALLY throws me back to middle school 🤣
He played for the Browns. How can you be surprised?
He was drafted by the Browns, need we say more?
Getting drafted to the browns has been a death sentence to many QBs, like fr
You ever heard of that Montana guy?
Wasn't that bad and also went to Notre Dame...
Could do what happened to zibikawski the safety tom? Or zack? Can't remember exactly. I know he was drafted in like the 3rd round but never saw him play an nfl down.
He was never great like he was at ND, but he was in the league for a few years and was a starting safety for a couple years and special teamer before he retired.
@@cvandy2252 ah i c thanks for the information!
@@BofaDee33 Of course dude, he was one of my favorite players growing up and really molded me into a die hard ND fan. Not sure what he's up to now today, but I know he was a firefighter after retiring and he also retired his sporadic pro boxing career undefeated, dude was a sick athlete. And don't get me wrong I 2nd this video, would be awesome.
@@cvandy2252 for sure never been a ND fan really but i loved watching him play in college.
Does he fight anywhere, he was a decent boxer if I remember correctly.
Loving the consistent content
Justin Bieber went to the browns. End of story💔. Take a look at Bryan Bennett one of the most overlooked prospects of all time in my most humble opinion
Quinn never got a fair shake in the NFL he got screwed by getting drafted by the browns period Cleveland is where careers go to die
True, the Browns have no idea how to bring young players along.
It's too bad as he wanted to go to the Browns as a long time Browns fan growing up. It seemed like a great situation and we would be able to turn things around back then. The Browns were considered on the up and up back then as our 07 season left a lot to build on. But this just didn't work out. I personally thought it would as he had weapons and a decent line but it just didn't happen. I always liked Quinn. Ah well, our time waiting paid off as three decades of my life later I now finally have a Browns team again to be happy about. The guy who really got screwed over due to being on an awful Browns team was Tim Couch. That guy had the talent but just such an awful expansion team.
The Browns happened to Brady Quinn. The Browns happened to a lot of great players.
This Christmas 2021 Special Edition Release Mortal Kombat. They will have Brady Quinn VS Tom Bardy. 🤜 🤛
If Brady quinn didn't get drafted to the Browns we'd still be watching him on Sundays to this day. Cleveland is where qb carriers go to die.
always great making videos with you!!! Let us know who you want us to cover next!
Honestly i feel Quinn could have been great. He had a crap first year but he had potential. Even Manning sucked his first year.
I remember how frustrated he looked during draft day. He waited so long for his name to be called. I always liked his play at Notre Dame and I'm not even a Browns fan. I feel bad he went to a bad organization. Eric Mangini was a terrible coach.
Not a player, but what do you think of a cfb playoff expansion
Should be a 10 second video. What happen to Brady Quinn? He got drafted by the Browns.😶
He went to the browns, period.
The Browns happened...end of story.
Alright so I just started following you on here. So I have a suggestion for you to consider an hopefully doing a video on. Eric Ainge and his story. Absolutely amazing. Please do a video for me on him.
I love all your Notre Dame vids bro!
Fav athlete of all time
He made that supplement commercial where he said "Now I'm done!" It became self fulfilling prophecy.
Going from D1 to the NFL is not an easy thing. The guys who make it in the NFL tend to be players who have not peaked yet in college. Those are the guys you want to draft. Also guys who will still play 100% when they are losing by 3 scores in the 4th quarter. That's why so many first rounders are a bust and lower round picks tend to become stars.
Didn't throw for like 500 or 600 yards against Purdue and Kyle Orton through for like 710 or something
His NFL career never Worked out but he has a Net Worth of 11 Million. Compared to My $5700 in a Zip Lock bag next to My Bed. I say not Bad Brady not Bad at all.
I remember when this guy was playing , it was said that he refused to train for being an NFL QB , and was insistent on training for a Muscle & Fitness cover shot.
I believe that.
Look at how he "threw" / shot-putted the ball.
Just didn't have the mental strength / desire to be an NFL star.
Being the BMOC at ND , and bedding numerous blonde sorority chicks was his peak.
Please do Malik Zaire I’m a huge notre dame fan and I wonder what happened please?
He transferred to Florida and was beaten out by Felipe Franks.
@@BigPapiCapone but what happened after did he fall off the planet
@@droppingdimes5715 well he probably didn't have a chance in the NFL, so idk
He's become an awesome sports personality/analyst and commentator, he's with CBS Sports and still working with Overtime SZN as well i believe.
He was better suited in a team like The jaguars
I say that bcuz the jaguars were a run first team and they A very good coach
Brady needed to be a game manager who could occasion DLL make key plays.
I still believe to this day; had Miami drafted him instead of Ginn; both of their careers would’ve turned out differently.
Quin is a awesome radio host on fox sports radio with lavar Arrington...he's a Wildman
The Jonas guy is annoying sometimes
@@ZacFL1893 lol lol
Uh....the Browns drafted him. What else is there to say?
Oh well. He is a great commentator on FOX Sports now!
I have no clue what you would cover for them, maybe the Qb situation? But I would love to see you do something with my Alma matter North Texas. If Kansas football can get a video so can we 🤣
He looked like w buff Justin Bieber when he was younger
Its hard to become an NFL great. Might have 5 great QBs every 15 years.
I don't think Quinn had the talent of a Clausen, but was put in a great situation his senior year at Notre Dame. He probably actually looked better than his personal talent that year at Notre Dame and worse than his personal talent in the NFL. When he had a good offensive coach at Notre Dame, he was able to have success. My guess is that the lack of coaching in Cleveland hurt him more than the lack of talent around him. If he is not being taught how to read film properly, that will hurt as much as anything else.
BQ!!!☘️
Because he is one of those quarterbacks that actually needs a team around him he was good but he got put on a team with no offensive line and no weapons so I mean he's not a pat mahomes or Russell Wilson he'll use his legs he's an improviser but he's not you know he's an old school quarterback who needs time and at least a weapon or two
I find the comment about how ohio state quarterbacks never make it in the NFL funny because I could say the exact same for most other schools but ESPECIALLY Notre Dame and Michigan (except one extremely famous backup)
@Fisher Yo hook us up with a video about the Mizzou defensive coach and their new possiable defensive scheme. PLEASE!!
Let's hear about A.J McCarren, his new spot in Atlanta is causing buzz.
He was my favorite player back in the day just didn’t live up to the hype