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    (On if putting his house up for sale indicates he is anticipating a trade): "No, that indicates a house is for sale ... I appreciate the free advertising. It doesn't have anything to do with what we're here for -- prepare for Pittsburgh. I'm a guy who doesn't want to continue to drive 30 minutes to the facility every day (from Avon Lake). I'm a bachelor who lives in a house that has maybe too much upkeep. There's other reasons (to sell it). I'm trying to downsize." For now, that settles it...until we see another morning headline in a day or so on ESPN that says "QUINN DEALT!" Full Article at Dawgs By Nature
    No, that indicates a house is for sale ... I appreciate the free advertising. It doesn't have anything to do with what we're here for -- prepare for Pittsburgh. I'm a guy who doesn't want to continue to drive 30 minutes to the facility every day (from Avon Lake). I'm a bachelor who lives in a house that has maybe too much upkeep. There's other reasons (to sell it). I'm trying to downsize.
    Brady Quinn – Brady Quinn SOURCE: Dawgs By Nature 1 month ago
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Mangini & Quinn Shoot Down Trade Rumors
  1. No, that's not my nature to do something like that. I have a contract with the Browns and I intend to play that out.
    SOURCE: Dawgs By Nature 1 month ago
  2. We're not looking to move Brady Quinn. He's focused on Pittsburgh ... We get calls all the time that we listen to, but Brady is a Cleveland Brown and it's not anything we're looking to do.
    SOURCE: Dawgs By Nature 1 month ago

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