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Derek Anderson? (Per ESPN's Clayton)


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Guys Derek Anderson isn't even mentioned on Clayton's page.

Secondly, Clayton is ancient and doesn't understand how to reply back to tweets, and has yet to discover or explore the "mentions" tab... So, he prolly hasn't even seen the question in question.

Summary: Derek Anderson is not coming here. And John Clayton knows nothing about it either.

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Guys Derek Anderson isn't even mentioned on Clayton's page.

Secondly, Clayton is ancient and doesn't understand how to reply back to tweets, and has yet to discover or explore the "mentions" tab... So, he prolly hasn't even seen the question in question.

Summary: Derek Anderson is not coming here. And John Clayton knows nothing about it either.

But his name is John...

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Like I said, if they're going the vet route that can't contribute much on the field, might as well get one from our own Coryell system.

My issue with Anderson as a vet on our team is that he has never shown to be a mentor & has a bad attitude (recall last year's meltdown in Arizona when he was laughing while his team was getting embarrassed with him at the helm).

Hopefully this hasn't happened yet & doesn't. Bulgar or Delhomme would be 5x's better. We don't need only a guy who can step in if our starter is hurt...we primarily need a mentor for our young QBs.

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You might be dissapointed on 9/11.

No more likely than you being disappointed.

With the shortened offseason and Newton not being experienced in a pro-style offense, I just see Rivera going this route. I may very well be wrong, but I really believe this is how it will play out.

I have been very impressed with Cam's attitude, work ethic, and potential. I think his upside is there and that he will work his ass off to bring that potential into success. But, I also think that he is not currently ready to take the reigns.

With the weapons on offense and defense...a coach who knows how to develop a premier defense...this team could compete now with a vet QB at the helm.

Cam very well may be able to lead this team to success this season, but the chances of that are much less than a vet will.

Just my opinion....only time will tell what Rivera will do.

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