Brady Quinn done for season
by Marked Hoosier on Nov 25, 2008 11:30 PM EST
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PrintJust read this at Fanhouse, Brady Quinn is done.
Browns quarterback Brady Quinn is done for the year after doctors revealed that the break to his right index finger has gotten worse since he's tried to play through the injury, sources told FOXSports.com.
Team sources said that Quinn and the team made the decision together earlier today. Sources say that not only has the break in his right index finger worsened, but it is also starting to injure the tendons as well.
This has to be one of the worst seasons for quarterback health.
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Some how we have angered the QB god.
O hail the great QB god, please let (Peyton) Manning play another 100 years. Lol, be sure to give thanks at Thanksgiving to a healthy Colts team. God knows were we would be if we had Jim Sorgi starting for us. Jim Sorgi = the man, SORGI,SORGI,SORGI! in a bad way.
Really too bad
Seems like a good decision at this very early stage in Quinn’s career, but it was fun watching him out there against Buffalo. Let’s hope for the Colts’ sake that Anderson doesn’t rise to the occasion!
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