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  • Derek Anderson is what he is a big armed QB..................destined for medicocrity. The funny thing about releasing Anderson is what it was, POLITICS. Brady Quinn sucks huge and Anderson is better but it is huge to make the fans believe loser Quinn is real. HE SUCKS. PROVEN IN EVERY BIG GAME HE PLAYED.

    So here we are again! Will Holmgren cease the politics and things move forward................or just another dumbass as Savage

    It will be fun to let this play out...........................sorry to say.................who he owns better have smarts whispering or he owns will just keep filling the spaces with feces

    @rich4eagle said:

    Derek Anderson is what he is a big armed QB..................destined for medicocrity. The funny thing about releasing Anderson is what it was, POLITICS. Brady Quinn sucks huge and Anderson is better but it is huge to make the fans believe loser Quinn is real. HE SUCKS. PROVEN IN EVERY BIG GAME HE PLAYED.

    Politics? The Browns desperately wanted DA to be the man, and he failed. As Grossi noted, it cost a few people their jobs.

    He had a great run in 2007, until he died down the stretch (AZ, Cin). His big arm simply never was good enough for basic touch passes most NFL QBs can make. Most Browns fans, including myself, thank DA for a great 2007 season, but he never regained that form.

    Let's see if DA lands in AZ, and can flourish there...he would have fantastic WRs, and a running game. He would be playing in immaculate conditions in Glendale.

  • Derek Anderson was the Greatest QB the Browns had in the new era. Good Luck to him.

  • @rich4eagle said:

    Derek Anderson is what he is a big armed QB..................destined for medicocrity. The funny thing about releasing Anderson is what it was, POLITICS. Brady Quinn sucks huge and Anderson is better but it is huge to make the fans believe loser Quinn is real. HE SUCKS. PROVEN IN EVERY BIG GAME HE PLAYED.

    Politics? The Browns desperately wanted DA to be the man, and he failed. As Grossi noted, it cost a few people their jobs.

    He had a great run in 2007, until he died down the stretch (AZ, Cin). His big arm simply never was good enough for basic touch passes most NFL QBs can make. Most Browns fans, including myself, thank DA for a great 2007 season, but he never regained that form.

    Let's see if DA lands in AZ, and can flourish there...he would have fantastic WRs, and a running game. He would be playing in immaculate conditions in Glendale.

    @bob806 said:

    He had a great run in 2007, until he died down the stretch (AZ, Cin). His big arm simply never was good enough for basic touch passes most NFL QBs can make.

    you mean like those that quinn throws? under 15 yards and the receiver better have a bulletproof vest. over 15 and you don't have to worry about it. the receiver will be in the end zone while the ball lands listlessly in the first row of the stands off the 20 yard line.

  • Who is Jimmy Jones?

  • Who is Jimmy Jones?

    @solon16 said:

    Who is Jimmy Jones?

    i guess he meant jerry jones.

  • It was time we parted ways with him. If he has Larry Fitzgarald to throw to, he will be fine. The crazy thing is he is only 26 years old, he can still be taught a few new things. As much as i hated you for all your int's, the 2007 season was fun to actually watch as a browns fan.

  • Who is Jimmy Jones?

    @solon16 said:

    Who is Jimmy Jones?

    Jimmy Jones was a below average pitcher for the San Diego Padres among other teams back in the 80's...

  • In all honesty I hope he gets another gig somewhere. Anyone is lucky to have jobs now-a-days.

  • @rich4eagle said:

    Derek Anderson is what he is a big armed QB..................destined for medicocrity. The funny thing about releasing Anderson is what it was, POLITICS. Brady Quinn sucks huge and Anderson is better but it is huge to make the fans believe loser Quinn is real. HE SUCKS. PROVEN IN EVERY BIG GAME HE PLAYED.

    Politics? The Browns desperately wanted DA to be the man, and he failed. As Grossi noted, it cost a few people their jobs.

    He had a great run in 2007, until he died down the stretch (AZ, Cin). His big arm simply never was good enough for basic touch passes most NFL QBs can make. Most Browns fans, including myself, thank DA for a great 2007 season, but he never regained that form.

    Let's see if DA lands in AZ, and can flourish there...he would have fantastic WRs, and a running game. He would be playing in immaculate conditions in Glendale.

    @bob806 said:

    Politics? The Browns desperately wanted DA to be the man, and he failed. As Grossi noted, it cost a few people their jobs.He had a great run in 2007, until he died down the stretch (AZ, Cin). His big arm simply never was good enough for basic touch passes most NFL QBs can make. Most Browns fans, including myself, thank DA for a great 2007 season, but he never regained that form.Let's see if DA lands in AZ, and can flourish there...he would have fantastic WRs, and a running game. He would be playing in immaculate conditions in Glendale.

    hey Bob-O. forgive me for being presumptuous, but what can you tell us about Seneca?

    do you know if he is Native American?

  • I think he can start with Buffalo, they aren' in love with Trent Edwards. There qb situation is in terrible trouble.

  • @bob806 said:

    Politics? The Browns desperately wanted DA to be the man, and he failed. As Grossi noted, it cost a few people their jobs.He had a great run in 2007, until he died down the stretch (AZ, Cin). His big arm simply never was good enough for basic touch passes most NFL QBs can make. Most Browns fans, including myself, thank DA for a great 2007 season, but he never regained that form.Let's see if DA lands in AZ, and can flourish there...he would have fantastic WRs, and a running game. He would be playing in immaculate conditions in Glendale.

    hey Bob-O. forgive me for being presumptuous, but what can you tell us about Seneca?

    do you know if he is Native American?

    @sisky-fringo said:

    hey Bob-O. forgive me for being presumptuous, but what can you tell us about Seneca?

    do you know if he is Native American?

    Over my head on that one....

  • @bob806 said:

    He had a great run in 2007, until he died down the stretch (AZ, Cin). His big arm simply never was good enough for basic touch passes most NFL QBs can make.

    you mean like those that quinn throws? under 15 yards and the receiver better have a bulletproof vest. over 15 and you don't have to worry about it. the receiver will be in the end zone while the ball lands listlessly in the first row of the stands off the 20 yard line.

    @miktoxic said:

    you mean like those that quinn throws? under 15 yards and the receiver better have a bulletproof vest. over 15 and you don't have to worry about it. the receiver will be in the end zone while the ball lands listlessly in the first row of the stands off the 20 yard line.

    Uh oh, another DA vs. BQ thread...ain't going there.

  • @sisky-fringo said:

    hey Bob-O. forgive me for being presumptuous, but what can you tell us about Seneca?

    do you know if he is Native American?

    Over my head on that one....

    @bob806 said:

    Over my head on that one....

    ok, well do you have any interesting anecdotes then? an unremarkable story even?

    or was that just the last avatar available?

  • this is Eric Wright's response to what DA had to say about the fans.

    I have no Idea what this means so maybe somebody can enlighten me

    http://twitpic.com/17uo8x

  • @bob806 said:

    Over my head on that one....

    ok, well do you have any interesting anecdotes then? an unremarkable story even?

    or was that just the last avatar available?

    @sisky-fringo said:

    ok, well do you have any interesting anecdotes then? an unremarkable story even?

    or was that just the last avatar available?

    I happen to like that avatar, it was here long before Holmgren came from Seattle. I happen to hate the Seahawks (along with about 31 other NFL teams), so I thought is was funny.

  • this is Eric Wright's response to what DA had to say about the fans.

    I have no Idea what this means so maybe somebody can enlighten me

    http://twitpic.com/17uo8x

    nmills said:

    this is Eric Wright's response to what DA had to say about the fans.

    I have no Idea what this means so maybe somebody can enlighten me

    http://twitpic.com/17uo8x

    looks like a vag to me....lol

  • this is Eric Wright's response to what DA had to say about the fans.

    I have no Idea what this means so maybe somebody can enlighten me

    http://twitpic.com/17uo8x

    nmills said:

    this is Eric Wright's response to what DA had to say about the fans.

    I have no Idea what this means so maybe somebody can enlighten me

    http://twitpic.com/17uo8x

    What the hell? I have no idea.

  • I think its a bad angle and pic. He might be saying it ok, or he's a marked man and he sets up at center, hes going to cb blitz and take his frecking head off.

  • nmills said:

    this is Eric Wright's response to what DA had to say about the fans.

    I have no Idea what this means so maybe somebody can enlighten me

    http://twitpic.com/17uo8x

    What the hell? I have no idea.

    @carolina-brownie said:

    What the hell? I have no idea.

    He's calling him an AZZHOLE!

    That's shit I learned on the bus in grade school.

    Kinda Funny though.

    @mopaji said:

    Sounds all well and good for a movie, but the fact is, that team respects the hell out of him. Remember he was voted their MVP in 2007. Granted, their will be about a 99% roster turnover from 2007 but again, he didn't bash the team, he bashed the clueless fans that cheered his injury.

    Want to retract any of that statement?

  • I think the pressure really got to DA. He couldn't handle it all to well.

    That is why the late season collapse in 2007 and after. Anytime people expected something from him, he couldn't deliver.

    When no one was looking, he could play.