The Not-So-Mighty Brady Quinn

Brady Quinn has finally reported to camp.

Good for him.

Now he's got to do the one thing he's never been good at:

Put up or shut up.

And it's also the same Quinn who, when he fell to No. 22, hid away in the Commish's private room to escape the cameras he'd tried so hard to court.

Personally, I've never seen much in Quinn. He's the next Tim Couch, not the next Tom Brady. His arm isn't accurate or particularly strong, and he has yet to win a big game. And don't tell me that those same criticisms were raised against Peyton Manning. Quinn has never gotten the job done, period...except against the service academies.

Nice work, Brady.

Zero bowl victories and two wins against ranked opponents...and this guy is supposed to be the second coming?

Of Heath Shuler, maybe.

There's a reason Quinn fell so far on Draft Day he isn't that good. Never was and never will be.

Jerry Jones made a genius move by trading for the Browns' top pick in 2008, as it may just be the first overall. Cleveland, meanwhile, made a huge mistake by moving up; they would have been better off taking a quarterback in the second or third round. 

But what's done is done. Now that Brady has signed on the dotted line, let's see if he can live up to his own hype.

He has, after all, set the bar awfully high for himself.