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next offseason: Peppers for Quinn/Anderson?


Dpantherman

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we dont have a first rounder, and we need a QB for the future. I refuse to evaluate their performance with that team, they are worse than we are (:eek:)!!!!

sounds fair to me

anderson? no thanks. if the scouts see something in Quinn, and his failures are truly a result of a shitty cleveland system, then, and only then, would i be in favor of bringing him in.

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maybe we could do a 3 team trade deal. and if the Patriots can trade Seymour to Oakland, why can't we trade pep to Clevland. Personally, i dont care where he ends up at this point, i want players who want to be here, and that contribute to the team. and i still want to see Anderson in a different uniform before i rule him out.

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