Rams Coach Spagnuolo believes that McNabb won’t come to St. Louis

As there have been all kinds of speculations on whether the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb will join the St. Louis Rams, the Rams Coach Steve Spagnuolo feels that he has to come out to make things clear, and he said on Thursday that the Rams have no intension to bring McNabb into the Rams jersey.

While visiting the Arizona Cardinals spring training camp, Spagnuolo said that there is nothing to that trade.

“At this time of the year, there are going to be all kinds of things. But no, there’s nothing there.” The coach said, ruling out the possibility of the Rams to trade for McNabb with a second-round pick and safety O.J. Atogwe.

Spagnuolo was at Cardinals camp in Jupiter, Fla., following the NFL owners meetings in Orlando. He visited manager Tony La Russa and will watch some spring training games. He just does not believe that the Rams would like to trade Atogwe for McNabb, and with a he first pick of the draft in hand, the Rams can just get a much younger quarterback from the draft.

Browns are attempting to acquire a quarterback

According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports, the Cleveland Browns are trying to acquire a quarterback through a trade with another team instead of having a free agent quarterback on the open market put on Browns jersey.

Per the reports, Browns team president Mike Holmgren and general manager Tom Heckert are interested to acquire a quarterback from their former teams, and Seattle Seahawks’ Matt Hasselbeck and Philadelphia Eagles’ Donovan McNabb and Kevin Kolb are obviously on the list.

What about their current quarterbacks Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn?

According to the Plain Dealer, the Browns are very likely to release Anderson to avoid paying him the $2 million roster bonus on March 19. And Quinn, who is still being evaluated by the Browns, could be within the price Browns offer to acquire a new quarterback from another team.