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Cleveland Browns Get Seneca Wallace

Posted by Sean O'Connor

Seneca Wallace Traded

Now that Seneca Wallace will be going to the Cleveland Browns this coming season, the questions surrounding the Browns starting quarterback may have just gotten a little bit murkier. The new general manager for the Cleveland Browns, Mike Holmgren is very familiar with Wallace as he was his former coach. Wallace will be coming from the Seattle Seahawks, which will give the Seahawks an undetermined pick in the 2011 draft. As long as Wallace passes his physical is coming week, he will be most likely be used in a backup position for the Browns.

Seneca Wallace has been with the Seattle Seahawks for seven seasons, and he started in 14 games as their backup quarterback. His stats include 25 touchdowns, 14 interceptions, and he completed 333 out of 556 passes. His total passing yardage is 3547 in the backup position for Seattle. He was drafted in 2003 from Iowa State and is one of the shortest quarterbacks currently in the NFL at 5-11. He brings to the Browns some additional versatility as he is also a receiving threat and is able to return the football on special teams.

With the acquisition of Seneca Wallace, the Browns can now give some thought about releasing Derek Anderson before they have to pay him the $2 million bonus that is due by March 19. This does not necessarily mean that Brady Quinn’s future with the team is solidified. Depending on what the Cleveland Browns do over the next several weeks will determine if Quinn will continue to be the teams leading candidate for the starting position. In my opinion Brady Quinn can be successful under center for the Browns but Seneca Wallace will not be.