Cleveland Browns: Brady Quinn Will Keep Fans Interested

At 3-5, the Cleveland Browns season could be over.

They are two games behind second place Baltimore, 1-3 within the division and yet to face teams like the Titans, Eagles, Colts, Bills and Steelers.

They will be lucky to finish 7-9.

There is only one thing they can do to try and salvage the season: Bring in Quinn.

Quite clearly Anderson is not the starting QB that Phil Savage thought he was when he signed him to a multimillion dollar contract.

He makes a solid back-up, but at his price, it's not even an option.

This franchise needs to put their ego on the back burner, and man-up to the fact that they made a mistake in starting and staying with Anderson too long.

As the season is half over, questions have already been answered about Anderson.

The only thing that the Browns can do to keep the fans interested is to bring in Quinn.

Quinn may not be the answer to the Browns problems, but they have eight games left to see if he can bring some consistency to this offense.

He may not have the strong arm of Anderson, but what good is a strong arm if you can't hit your target. At the very least he can bring accuracy to the short passing plays, that's basically where the Browns have been attacking their opponents anyways.

Anderson dosn't have what it takes to lead the Browns.

The time has come to see if Quinn can.

What do they have to lose? Why has it taken so long? Are they worried about Anderson's confidence? What about Quinn's confidence? What does he have to do to get a chance?

These are all questions to which nobody has the answers.

A good QB has an occasional bad game; not an occasional good one.

Bench Anderson and bring in Quinn, it's the only move they can make to try and keep fans from making home field advantage into a hostile environment.