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Derek Anderson

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I thought Anderson looked pretty solid as a backup last night. He seemed to give the WRs a chance on several occasions by dropping back quickly, getting the ball out and putting it where either our guy catches it or it's incomplete.

Bad luck on the Ajoritutu play. That falls on Ajirotutu.

But Anderson did a good job on the 2-minute warning. I think if he would've finished out the game or they put Clausen in with like 2 mins left, we probably would've won. Regardless, I feel a bit more confident about our backup situation now.

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I mean we all have to realize this was Good Derek. Good Derek = nice passes, good decisions, Pro Bowl season.

Bad Derek = my God. Awful.

Doesn't that remind you of Jake some?

And as much as Iove Jake, what does it say that a player with similar characteristics technically goes from long-term starter in this organization to well-respected backup? it says we're moving forward well.

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Thought we got a steal with DA and still feel that way. He was crucified by the media for laughing when his team was losing.

He made some good throws in Texans game and to bad Pickles still makes us Pucker every time he toutches the ball!!!

Goooo Panthers!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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