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Browns coach Romeo Crennel says quarterback Brady Quinn will miss Cleveland’s final five games with a broken right index finger.   Continue reading on NFL.com

After a stellar two games in which he did not throw an interception to open his NFL career, Brady Quinn of the Cleveland Browns will miss the remainder of the 2008-09 season after suffering a broken finger.  Quinn finished the season w/ 2 TDs and 2 INTs, ironically enough in the two games the Browns lost.  He threw for 185 yards and no TDs in their win over the Buffalo Bills a couple weeks ago.

Derek Anderson will resume the QB position for Cleveland, but he’ll only have it for 5 games according to head coach Romeo Crennel, who said “I had planned for Brady to be the quarterback. When he comes back, he will be the quarterback.”

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