It will be Frye's first appearance in Cleveland since he was unceremoniously shipped off for a sixth-round pick after the 2007 opener, making him the first starter in NFL history to be traded after the first game. He went 6-13 as a starter for the Browns.

The Browns aren't saying what they'll pay Holmgren to serve as president of the struggling franchise and turn it around, though he is expected to make between $5 million and $10 million a year.

With Holmgren set to assume control of Cleveland's fractured football operations sometime next week, Mangini's future will be in the hands of the 61-year-old former coach of the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers, who agreed Monday to become the team's new president.

New team president Mike Holmgren will have the final word, but Quinn has played so little and with such mediocre talent, about all that can definitely be said is that there is still so much we don't know about Quinn.

With a franchise stripped of most of its most talented players, Mike Holmgren will have plenty to keep himself busy when he officially takes over the Browns next week. Tony Grossi has prioritized his to-do list, however.