For some reason, my pre-draft post about Brady Quinn has become suddenly popular for some reason so I figure is Brady Quinn is what the people want, Brady is what they get.

Seems to me that all the fuss about Brady is that the Browns tend to feel that Brady is asking for too much money and Brady thinks that he was drafted to be a starter and should be paid like a starter:

“Last I checked, and I haven’t been in a math class in a long time, three plus 19 equals 22.” - Browns General Manager Phil Savage

“Right now the big issue with the contract, more or less, is the incentives. If I do in fact become the (starting) quarterback in the later years of the contract, all we’re asking for is starting quarterback money. That seems to be the dispute.” - Brady Quinn

My thoughts on the matter? After Notre Dame, Brady has a lot to prove going 0-3 in bowl games and 2-6 against Michigan and USC. That’s 2-9 in big games if you’re keeping score at home. Prove your worth it Brady, then ask for the money. That’s how it works. Need an example? How’d you think the Packers would be feeling right now if they paid Aaron Rodgers starter’s money?

Brady needs to shut up, take his 22nd pick money and if he deserves more money down the line that’s the time to hold out… not now. Let’s face it: the Browns already gave up a lot just to get the 22nd pick to get Brady; otherwise he could have gone as late as the second round. I know it sucks for Brady as he - completely delusional - felt he was worthy of the 1st overall pick. Thus I can understand he might be in denial, but it’s time to sack up and sign on the dotted line.

Please Brady: end the holdout so we can start watching you get your ass handed to you by your brother-in-law up there in Wisconsin.

• QB says contract demands reasonable (The Columbus Dispatch)
• GM takes shot at holdout QB Quinn (Dayton Daily News)