QB Derek Anderson Lands In Arizona.
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storminn0rm
Brewmaster
I would say it's a pretty short hook. With Fitz, Anderson could have another crazy year like 2008, if he ends up starting.
Coachnorm
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It is a very interesting contract.
Anderson's contract with the Cardinals is a two-year pact worth $7.25 million, ESPN.com reports. The deal includes $3.25 million guaranteed, The Anderson's deal is structured so that he can be an affordable No. 2 QBand yet if he wins the job and explodes he can earn over $ 10 million extra in incentives.
Anderson's contract with the Cardinals is a two-year pact worth $7.25 million, ESPN.com reports. The deal includes $3.25 million guaranteed, The Anderson's deal is structured so that he can be an affordable No. 2 QBand yet if he wins the job and explodes he can earn over $ 10 million extra in incentives.
derringer007
"Its An Outrage"
IMO D.Anderson has the edge as the starter going into training camp with a less than spectacular M.Leinart as competition, with RB's B.Wells and T.Hightower and great WR's he could do well.
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OKay, this is interesting on a few fronts.
First, the fact that Arizona decides to go with an experienced Qb to sign...tells me they don't have that much faith in Leinart.
By all reports they were working against Seattle to get the young backup out of San Diego Charlie Whitehurst. His only negative is almost no game experience. He is young, has one hell of an arm...and is still being targeted by Seattle.
So...arizona went vet instead of a promising youngster....which tells me they fear the need for a quick fix.
I am curious if Seattle goes and signs Whitehurst now. IF so..and they don't draft a QB..they can instead focus on O-line in the early stages of the draft.
First, the fact that Arizona decides to go with an experienced Qb to sign...tells me they don't have that much faith in Leinart.
By all reports they were working against Seattle to get the young backup out of San Diego Charlie Whitehurst. His only negative is almost no game experience. He is young, has one hell of an arm...and is still being targeted by Seattle.
So...arizona went vet instead of a promising youngster....which tells me they fear the need for a quick fix.
I am curious if Seattle goes and signs Whitehurst now. IF so..and they don't draft a QB..they can instead focus on O-line in the early stages of the draft.
Kingdome
FOOTBALL!
Whitehurst is older than Anderson. Anderson is the more known quantity, that's for sure. John Clayton is on the new Seattle ESPN radio affiliate everyday at 4:05 and he said Arizona and Seattle got in a bidding war over Whitehurst and that Anderson was 2nd prize.
Orgazmo
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Known to... suck! POOM
He is no Kurt Warner, and Matt is really going to have to drop the ball or gun down the mayor, or something horrible for Wis to justify making Anderson a starter.
Orgazmo
Well-Known Member
Child, please.
Leinart has had his lousy moments, but Anderson had those and more... game after game after game.
Sure he'll have better receivers in Arizona but I still remember his dog butt pro bowl performance when he had pro bowl receivers to throw to. Dog BUTT!
Cooley Cadets
Banned
How many trips has Matty made on the league's dime?
Not claiming DA is going to save that team but realistically he has accomplished more than Leinart has with less.
Orgazmo
Well-Known Member
No one can take that away from him.
All it means is actual talented QBs kept dropping out until it came to DA. And if he had any sense he would have dropped out before showcasing his dog buttality.
okay for the record, this coming from you with that cat avatar is just friggen hilarious! :biglaugh:
rotoworld,
Patrick Crayton arrived for the start of Tuesday's OTAs, as expected.
Crayton is already out on the practice field, and beat writer Todd Archer expects him to work as the No. 3 receiver ahead of Dez Bryant. It will be interesting to see how that plays out, as Crayton was convinced the rookie would be handed a big role immediately.
Source: Dallas Morning News
Patrick Crayton arrived for the start of Tuesday's OTAs, as expected.
Crayton is already out on the practice field, and beat writer Todd Archer expects him to work as the No. 3 receiver ahead of Dez Bryant. It will be interesting to see how that plays out, as Crayton was convinced the rookie would be handed a big role immediately.
Source: Dallas Morning News
chrisslabaugh
:dunno:
LOL, wrong thread.