ESPN: Browns QB Brady Quinn is still deciding whether to have
surgery on his damaged right index finger. Quinn is done for the
season after breaking the finger on his throwing hand, an injury
he made worse by playing in Sunday's loss to the Texans. Doctors
have given the second-year QB two options: have an operation or
immobilize his finger in a splint for six weeks. It's possible
even if Quinn chooses rest as his course of recovery, he may still
need surgery if the injury doesn't heal properly. He was asked if
he's leaning in one direction. "At this point, not really," Quinn
said Friday before watching his teammates prepare for Sunday's
game against Indianapolis. "I'll just sound out all the different
advice and make a decision once I feel confident about something."
The medical advice he has gotten so far has been split.
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