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Mark Brunell #11 | Quarterback | New Orleans Saints
Height: 6-1    Weight: 217    Born: Sep 17, 1970, Los Angeles, CA

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May 22, 2008
Mark Brunell is looking comfortable in the pocket and is fitting in well in New Orleans, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
March 17, 2008
Mark Brunell is the likely number two QB for the Saints, as of now. This according to the New Orleans Times Picayune. Coach Payton commented on him and former top backup Jamie Martin, "Mark's a veteran player. It's no secret we were actively pursuing a few veteran quarterbacks. We were fortunate to sign Mark last week. That being said, I had a chance to visit with Jamie last week and it probably negates his opportunity here. The two years we spent with Jamie and him being a part of this team has been outstanding for all of us."
March 13, 2008
Mark Brunell has landed in New Orleans, according to the Washington Post. Terms of the deal are yet to be released. Brunell should compete for the backup job behind Brees.
March 10, 2008
Mark Brunell is set to visit the Saints on Tuesday, this according to a report on ESPN. The Trent Green signing will likely mark Brunell as a bit of a commodity as one of the few experienced, veteran QB worth signing. According to the report Burnell has lost 10 pounds and he is a prime target of the Saints and Packers who need veteran depth.
March 7, 2008
Mark Brunell is drawing interest from Atlanta and New Orleans, according to the Washington Post. Brunell is close to Atlanta quarterbacks coach, Bill Musgrave, and he’s scheduled to visit the Saints next week. At this stage of his career, Brunell is better suited to be the third quarterback, rather than the primary backup.
March 6, 2008
The Green Bay Packers are taking the next couple of days solidifying their plan, and will begin exploring options in free agency and the trade market to find a backup for Brett Favre’s successor, Aaron Rodgers, according to the Green Bay Press-Gazette. “First, you have to be able to play the game,” General Manager Ted Thompson said of the qualities he’s looking for in Rodgers’ backup. “But if you have some experience, that’s good. If you have some ability to be a mentor, that’s probably good. I don’t know if any of them are absolute requirements. The main thing is you find a good player.” This was expected due to the lack of depth behind Rodgers on the depth chart. The organization has had preliminary discussions with Mark Brunell and the article mentioned Quinn Gray, Joey Harrington and Aaron Brooks as possibilities.
February 28, 2008
The Washington Redskins have voided quarterback Mark Brunell’s contract, according to the Washington Times. This transaction saves the organization $3.4 million against the salary cap, getting them under the $116 million salary cap limit. There is still a chance the Redskins could bring back Brunell at a significantly reduced rate.