The trade that sent Braylon Edwards to the Jets is perceived to be a "slam dunk" by many. The Jets and their fans I'm sure are happy. Eric Mangini seems to be happy. Some in the Cleveland media also seem to be happy. Yet, there is a group that isn't so sure this move is in the best interest of their ball club. And this group should be the group that matters the most, the Cleveland Browns players.
Quarterback Derek Anderson, who teamed with Edwards for Pro Bowl seasons in 2007, was distraught about losing "a guy that I trusted." "I think he's made a lot of plays for me," Anderson said. "He's gotten me better. I think I've gotten him better. Regardless of whether he dropped a ball, nothing was ever personal. I have a great respect for him. He's a friend. We've been here five years together. We like one another. You just don't come to work with guys and [not have] fun."
Quarterback Brady Quinn said he was w...
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