It appears Brady Quinn is nothing more than the Browns’ last resort at quarterback.

Seneca Wallace, who has his eyes on the Browns’ starting QB job, looks like he was acquired for a bargain-basement price.

The Vikings have a genuine interest in former Chargers RB LaDainian Tomlinson according to a report in the Star Tribune. The Vikings are looking for a reliable backup to RB Adrian Peterson after losing former understudy Chester Taylor to Chicago at the beginning of free agency.

The first domino has fallen in the Browns’ search for a starting quarterback. The team announced Tuesday that they have terminated Derek Anderson‘s contract.

Seneca Wallace enters what can only be termed as a very fluid quarterback situation in Cleveland.

The revolving door leading to the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback position may just continue spinning. The Cleveland Plain-Dealer, according a league source with knowledge of the situation, reports that the Browns are in trade talks with more than one team regarding a quarterback.

New Browns president Mike Holmgren has a big question to answer: Will Derek Anderson or Brady Quinn be the team’s starting QB?

Browns president Mike Holmgren said Thursday he’ll be heavily involved in the direction the franchise takes at the quarterback position.

Potential offseason moves with the Philadelphia quarterbacks could have an affect on fantasy football nin 2010.

New Browns president Mike Holmgren appears to be leaning toward choosing between Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson before the start of training camp.

The Browns ended their season 5-11, but on a four-game winning streak. Is that hot finish enough for first-year coach Eric Mangini to keep his job under team president Mike Holmgren? He seems to believe so.

New Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren hasn’t made a decision yet on the status of incumbent coach Eric Mangini, but he said the two will meet next week.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Brady Quinn will be placed on injured reserve, missing the final two games of the season, coach Eric Mangini announced during his Tuesday media session.

The Browns’ running game is getting going. The Steelers are going no-huddle and showing more grit, but will it be too late?

Wintry conditions in Cleveland could hurt the production of Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger and his receivers.