What do Derrick Anderson, Braylon Edwards, Kellen Winslow, Romeo Crennell all have in common? They all have failed their team this year. The decision to bench Anderson shows the Browns are playing for next year and want to get a look at Quinn now.
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That Anderson is tough to figure out. One game, he looks like a Tom Brady clone. The next week, he'll look like a lost puppy.
I guess Romeo is an old school coach and wants to stick with one starter. You'd have thought he would have worked Quinn into the mix before this.
Savage the GM will blame everyone in the world but himself if the Browns don't have a good season.
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Or, is it Romeo Crennel trying to pull out all the stops to save his job during a disappointing season?Originally posted by GoPackGoWhat do Derrick Anderson, Braylon Edwards, Kellen Winslow, Romeo Crennell all have in common? They all have failed their team this year. The decision to bench Anderson shows the Browns are playing for next year and want to get a look at Quinn now.Teamwork is what the Green Bay Packers were all about. They didn't do it for individual glory. They did it because they loved one another.
Vince Lombardi
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I don't know if starting a rookie QB is a good idea when trying to save ones job. Its possible that starting Quinn wasn't what Crennell wanted to do. He might have been ordered to do it by his superiors.Originally posted by BadgerinmaineOr, is it Romeo Crennel trying to pull out all the stops to save his job during a disappointing season?Originally posted by GoPackGoWhat do Derrick Anderson, Braylon Edwards, Kellen Winslow, Romeo Crennell all have in common? They all have failed their team this year. The decision to bench Anderson shows the Browns are playing for next year and want to get a look at Quinn now.To much of a good thing is an awesome thing

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There is a lot of speculation that this is also salary cap based.
If they bench Anderson, eventually cutting him, they save a pile of cash.
The GM up there has run that franchise in the ground with several foolsih deals (Corey Williams trade, anyone?) and getting rid of Anderson can help save cap & cash.
It's probably part performance, part $, part coach & GM trying to save their gigs.
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I heard on talk radio that much of Anderson's problems had much to do with dropped passes by his receivers than poor play by Anderson. Braylon Edwards leads the NFL in dropped passes.
This season, Anderson had one stretch of 132 passes in a row without an interception.
I suspect Brady Quinn will not have the immediate "Star" performances that some of the Browns fans think he will have.
Derek Anderson replaced as starter with Brady Quinn
Posted by Aaron Fentress, The Oregonian November 03, 2008 15:54PM
Categories: Beavers, Breaking News, NFL Local Ties
The Cleveland Browns announced Monday that Brady Quinn will start the team's Thursday night game against Denver.
The decision came after Cleveland's 37-27 home loss to Baltimore on Sunday that knocked the Browns to 3-5. Anderson completed 17 of 33 passes for 219 yards and two touchdowns with one interception.
But that interception was returned 42 yards for a touchdown by Baltimore's Terrell Suggs with 2:43 remaining in the game and Cleveland driving to try and erase a 30-27 deficit.
According to an ESPN.com report, the decision to bench Anderson was made after coach Romeo Crennel had told the media during his Monday press conference that Anderson was still his starter.
With the playoffs now a long shot the team likely wants to see what it has in Quinn, a first-round draft pick in 2007.
Anderson, after a breakout season a year ago in which he threw 27 touchdown passes, has struggled this season with nine touchdown passes and seven interceptions.
Aaron Fentress; aaronfentress@news.oregonian.com
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Its easy to point at Edwards dropped passes but DA is completeing 49% of his passes. If Braylon makes all those catches it gets him to around 51-52%. 60% is the minimum acceptable number for an NFL QB.Originally posted by oregonpackfanI heard on talk radio that much of Anderson's problems had much to do with dropped passes by his receivers than poor play by Anderson. Braylon Edwards leads the NFL in dropped passes.To much of a good thing is an awesome thing

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