Originally posted by Smasandian
Roland, I understand what your saying but Anderson (first year starting) had a good year and warrents another look. I would be pissed if they traded him for a draft pick that might not pan out, and especially if its for the defense because if you dont have an QB, teams usually dont win.Quinn might not do anything and if you get rid of Anderson for Quinn and he doesnt pan out, your screwed. You can alwys get vetern help for the defense in free agency. Your example of the 49ers is weak because well, anybody can play against the 49ers.
I see your point Smasandian, I just look at the situation as this. Savage traded with the Cowboys in order to get Quinn, I think Quinn was a top 10 pick and the Fins were stupid to pass him up, so if Anderson didn't do what he did this year Quinn would have been starting by week 8.
I agree with you about the 49ers, I was just pointing out that Quinn had a successful drive against them but then when Anderson came back in the game he threw an easy INT against the same defense. It's not so much that I think Anderson is a bad QB, he just makes bad reads and throws the ball where he shouldn't a lot of times. He could fix that since he's young but that is sometimes hard for a QB to do.
Yeah, we could be screwed if we let Anderson go, but for what we gave up for Quinn I say we take the chance. Or if we don't trade him now, see how they both do in the pre-season against starting defenses then make a decision.
Originally posted by JediSamuraiMRB
Why not Anderson won 10 games and yes he frakked up against the Bengals but thats no excuse to trade him and give Brady Quinn a shot when he really do much when he played this past sunday.
If I came off as saying Anderson should be traded solely because of the Bengals game I didn't mean to come off that way, every QB has bad games as Smas pointed out, but all Anderson had to do was take care of the ball for 4 quarters and he didn't. We should have easily rolled over the Bengals and be playing the Chargers this Sunday.
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In all honesty (this is just my opinion) from what I've seen, Anderson's CONS outweigh his PROS. I just don't think he will pan out to be nothing more than an average QB in the NFL.
If Anderson does get traded. excels and Quinn ends up being a bust then I'll eat crow and say I was wrong. I just have a feeling that Quinn has the tools to be a great QB, while Anderson does not. (again, just my opinion)