Bradford Anderson

RYou start two QBs i assume?I would start Rodgers and Cutler weekly and drop Bradford.Anderson should be a decent play on the bye weeks cause he can throw a deep ball well.

RI think Jason would miss Spinelli and even though he is annoying sometimes. Does Jason even know how to turn on a computer? LOL Nicholas is handsome, but his storyline is boring and Maya's storyline is on the back burner making them least to be missed out of the three you mentioned.

RThey held up good against the Vikings and they seem to be improving every year. The problem with trying to pick up a quarterback in the draft is that with as high as the 49ers might end up being ranked this year, their chance at getting someone like Bradford or Clausen could be slim unless they trade off multiple players or picks. It might pay to go after another team's back up. Vince Young's contract is up in 2010. And Matt Leinart and a few others like Brady Quinn could be ones to go after.These are guys that have 2-3 years of NFL training and experience, but just need some playing time. You might be thinking that they are no Bradford or Clausen. But guys like Brady Quinn, Vince Young, and Matt Leinart already have the training and can get up to speed much faster than a totally new rookie. You're looking at 2-3 years to get a rookie trained so that he plays well. Even an outstanding rookie player like Sanchez can be taken advantage of like New Orleans did to him. And teams can't afford to pay two quarterbacks high salaries. So teams like Cleveland are going to have to decide on either Anderson or Quinn. Arizona has to decide on Leinart or Warner. Tennessee has to decide on Young or Collins. Which allows teams like the 49ers to come in and offer their back-ups a good starting position at a starting salary and swipe them away. It might be easiest to do that with a guy like Brady Quinn because both QB's are young. Arizona and Tennessee are both starting older QB's.If the 49ers wanted to win right away, I'd go after Vince Young. But I think Brady Quinn has a bunch of potential if he had the offensive line and receivers to work with and was given enough starting time. Quinn is every bit as good as Clausen if not possibly better.You want to avoid trading multiple players or multiple picks for a quarterback because having extra picks can help fill holes in the offense, defense, or special teams. And often several good players will help a team more than one really good one, unless you are talking about someone extremely good like Drew Brees.

RRams will take Sam Bradford with there No.1 overall.

RWell the time opened with 'The Miracle on Ice' at the Winter Olympics in Moscow when an American Hockey Team said 'Puck You' to the 'Evil Soviet Empire.'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_on_Ice"""The "Miracle on Ice" is the popular nickname for the men's ice hockey game in the 1980 Olympic Winter Games, in which a team of amateur and collegiate players from the United States beat the long-dominant and heavily-favored Soviet Union on February 22, 1980, in Lake Placid, New York. The United States went on to win the gold medal by beating Finland 4-2 in their final game. The Soviet Union took the silver by beating Sweden in their final game. Sweden received the bronze medal, and Finland finished 4th.""Here is a Sports timeline --- ---http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sports_timeline#1980s""1980s1989 in sports - Hillsborough disaster 1988 in sports - Ben Johnson breaks 100 metres record but tests positive for banned substances; Steffi Graf wins a Golden Grand Slam (Grand Slam and Olympic Gold) 1987 in sports - New Zealand win the first Rugby World Cup; Arena Football League and National Lacrosse League begin operations. 1986 in sports - Mike Tyson becomes the youngest world heavyweight boxing champion 1985 in sports - Pete Rose breaks Ty Cobb's major league record for career hits; Sergei Bubka breaks the 6 metre barrier in the pole vault; Bradford City and Heysel Stadium disasters 1984 in sports - First Breeders' Cup in thoroughbred racing; Michel Platini scores 9 goals including two perfect hat tricks as France win the European Championship 1983 in sports - First World Athletics Championships 1982 in sports - Mary Decker sets 6 world records in athletics. First NCAA women's basketball tournament. 1981 in sports - First million dollar horse race, the Arlington Million. Massively controversial 1981 Springbok Tour. 1980 in sports - "Miracle on Ice" as US ice hockey team beats Soviet Union ""But I Suspect you really want to know who won the Superbowl--- (I sure do)http://www.superbowlhistory.net/superbowl/1980s.php""Super Bowl XIVChuck Noll's Pittsburgh Steelers would repeat to win Super Bowl 14 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on January 20th, 1980 against Ray Malavasi's LA Rams. Terry Bradshaw took home MVP for the second straight year as the Steelers won their 4th Super Bowl before any other team had won three. John Stallworth and Lynn Swan each caught touchdowns, while Franco Harris ran for two. Dave Elmendorf, Rod Perry, and Eddie Brown intercepted three Bradshaw passes, but it wasn't enough. Lawrence McCutcheon connected with Ron Smith on a halfback pass but quarterback Vince Ferragamo couldn't make the big throw for the Rams. Unsung hero, Larry Anderson, had 162 return yards setting up the Steeler win, 31-19. Super Bowl XVTom Flores' Oakland Raiders beat Dick Vermeil's Philadelphia Eagles, 27-10, in Super Bowl 15 on January 25th, 1981 at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans. Ron Jaworski had 291 yards, but was intercepted by linebacker Rod Martin three times. Jim Plunkett threw three touchdowns in Super Bowl Fifteen; an 80 yard bomb to Kenny King, and two shorter scores to Cliff Branch. An Eagle defense led by John Bunting and Herman Edwards couldn't slow Plunkett and Mark Van Eeghen (75 yards). Ted Hendricks, Matt Millen, Dave Browning, and Martin led the stout Raider defense. Super Bowl XVIOn January 24, 1982 Super Bowl 16 was played in Pontiac, Michigan at the Pontiac Sliverdome. Bill Walsh's San Francisco 49ers faced Forrest Gregg's Cincinnati Bengals. MVP, Joe Montana, inched his Forty-Niners into Super Bowl Sixteen by completing a last second touchdown to Dwight Clark in the NFC Title Game, known as "The Catch". Montana took home MVP honors, throwing one touchdown to Earl Cooper, while running for another. Ray Wersching had a Super Bowl record 4 field goals. Ken Anderson brought the Bengals roaring back with a touchdown run and pass to Dan Ross. But early turnovers by Chris Collinsworth and Anderson were too much to overcome as Eric Wright, Lynn Thomas, Ronnie Lott, and Dwight Hicks led San Francisco's defense to victory. Super Bowl XVIIOn January 30th, 1983, Joe Gibbs' Washington Redskins beat Don Shula's Miami Dolphins 27-17 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Super Bowl 17 MVP, John Riggins, rushed for a record 166 yards, and Joe Theismann threw two touchdowns, to Alvin Garrett and Charlie Brown, leading the Redskin comeback in the second half. Miami's 17 Super Bowl Seventeen points came in the first half; a 76 yard touchdown pass from David Woodley to Jimmy Cefalo, a short field goal by Uwe Von Schamann, and a 98 yard kickoff return by Fulton Walker. Vernon Dean and Mark Murphy led the Washington defense that held Woodley and Don Strock to 4-17 passing. Super Bowl XVIIIJoe Gibbs' Washington Redskins were back as Defending Champs for Super Bowl 18 in Tampa, Florida on January 30th, 1983. Super Bowl Eighteen was different for Joe, as Tom Flores' Los Angeles Raiders blew-out Joe Theismann (2-ints), John Riggins (64-yds) and the rest of the Redskins, 38-9, in the Super Bowl's most lopsided contest yet. Marcus Allen literally ran away with Super Bowl MVP, compiling over 200 total yards and two touchdowns, with a record 192 rushing. Derrick Jensen blocked a punt for a touchdown and linebacker Jack Squireck returned an interception for a score to end the half. Jim Plunkett tossed a TD to Cliff Branch adding fuel to the fire. Super Bowl XIXOn January 20th, 1985 Don Shula's Miami Dolphins played Bill Walsh's San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 19 at Stanford Stadium in Stanford, California. Two of the NFL's greatest quarterbacks of all time, Dan Marino and Joe Montana, led their respective teams into what promised to be an offensive explosion. But Walsh's Nickel Defense held Marino well below season averages while the Dolphins couldn't coral Super Bowl Nineteen MVP Joe Montana (361 yards, 4 total touchdowns), Roger Craig (3 scores), and Dwight Clark, as the Niners nailed Miami, 38-9. Manu Tuiasosopo, Ronnie Lott, and Eric C. Wright halted Mark Clayton, Mark Duper, Tony Nathan, and the Dolphins. Super Bowl XXIn Super Bowl 20, on January 26th, 1986, Mike Ditka's Chicago Bears destroyed Raymond Berry's New England Patriots 46-10, in the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans. The Bear's "46 Zone" that helped Chicago to a 15-1 record, recorded 7 sacks, holding Steve Grogan, Tony Eason, Morgan Stanley, and the Patriots to 10 points and just 7 yards rushing. One of the most popular teams of all time, the Bears were led by Jim McMahon, Walter "Sweetness" Payton, Mike Singletary, Super Bowl MVP Richard Dent, Willie Gault, and rookie William "Refrigerator" Perry. Their famous "Super Bowl Shuffle" rap song peaked at #41 on the Billboard charts. Their nearly perfect season, tagged the Bears one of the greatest teams of all time. Super Bowl XXIOn January 25th, 1987 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, Dan Reeves' Denver Broncos lost 39-20 to Bill Parcells' New York Football Giants in Super Bowl 21. Super Bowl Twenty-One MVP, Phil Simms was 22-25, for 261 yards and 3 touchdowns. His 88% completion percentage is a Super Bowl record. John Elway led the Broncos in rushing and passing, throwing for 304 yards. Vance Johnson led the game with 121 yards, but neither could bring home the Broncos' first Super Bowl. Joe Morris and Mark Bevaro helped Simms control the second half as a record 8 different players caught passes for the N.Y. Giants. Super Bowl XXIISuper Bowl 22, played on January 31st, 1988 at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, California, saw Joe Gibbs' Washington Redskins maim Reeves' Denver Broncos 42-10. John Elway threw a 56 yard touchdown to Ricky Nattiel and Rich Karlis' field goal put the Broncos up 10-0. It was false hope for Denver as the Redskins ran off 42 unanswered points to win Super Bowl Twenty-Two. MVP Doug William's had a record tying 4 touchdowns to Ricky Sanders (2), Clint Didier (1), and Gary Clark (1).Two records fell as Sanders had 193 yards receiving and rookie runner Timmy Smith rushed for 204 yards. Led by Barry Wilburn and Alvin Walton the Redskins held Denver scoreless for the last three quarters. Super Bowl XXIIIOn January 22nd, 1989 at Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami, Florida, Sam Wyche's Cincinnati Bengals lost to Bill Walsh's San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 23, 20-16. Super Bowl Twenty-Three MVP, Jerry Rice, set a Super Bowl record with 215 yards receiving and Joe Montana had a record 357 yards. Boomer Esiason, Anthony Munoz, Tim McGee and Icky Woods all struggled against Ronnie Lott, Charles Haley, Tim McKyer, and the 49er defense. But, the Bengals' D, led by Jason Buck, Leon White and Solomon Wilcots, made big plays when they had to, as Cincinnati found themselves up 16-13 with 3:20 remaining. Montana led an 11 play, 92 yard, game winning drive that ended with a 10 yard touchdown pass to John Taylor with 34 seconds remaining.""But why slight baskeball?http://probasketball.about.com/od/nbahistory/a/nbafinals80s.htm"""Year Champion Opponent Result 1980-81 Boston Celtics Houston Rockets 4-2 1981-82 Los Angeles Lakers Philadelphia 76ers 4-2 1982-83 Philadelphia 76ers Los Angeles Lakers 4-0 1983-84 Boston Celtics Los Angeles Lakers 4-3 1984-85 Los Angeles Lakers Boston Celtics 4-2 1985-86 Boston Celtics Houston Rockets 4-2 1986-87 Los Angeles Lakers Boston Celtics 4-2 1987-88 Los Angeles Lakers Detroit Pistons 4-3 1988-89 Detroit Pistons Los Angeles Lakers 4-0 1989-90 Detroit Pistons Portland Trail Blazers 4-1 ""But will slight Soccer and Baseball and lots of othersBUTR can't ignore Curling it would be exciting (ha ha) if there wasn't curling.http://www.answers.com/topic/world-curling-championships\"""1980 - Men's Moncton, NB Canada 1980 - Women's Perth Scotland 1981 - Men's London, ON Canada 1981 - Women's Perth Scotland 1982 - Men's Garmisch-Partenkirchen Germany 1982 - Women's Geneva Switzerland 1983 - Men's Regina, SK Canada 1983 - Women's Moose Jaw, SK Canada 1984 - Men's Perth Scotland 1984 - Women's Duluth, MN United States 1985 - Men's Glasgow Scotland 1985 - Women's Jönköping Sweden 1986 - Men's Toronto Canada 1986 - Women's Kelowna, BC Canada 1987 - Men's Vancouver Canada 1987 - Women's Chicago, IL United States 1988 - Men's Lausanne Switzerland 1988 - Women's Glasgow Scotland 1989 Milwaukee, WI United States ""Peace

RHere you go.Potential Free Agents for 2010The following players have contracts expiring or should have the six years of service necessary to become free agents after the 2009 season.* - current contract includes 2010 option(A) - projected as Type A free agent(B) - projected as Type B free agentPlayer ClubFirst BasemenHank Blalock TEXRussell Branyan SEACarlos Delgado NYM (B)Nomar Garciaparra OAKJason Giambi COLRoss Gload * FLAAubrey Huff DET (B)Nick Johnson WAS (B)Adam LaRoche ATL (B)Kevin Millar TORRobb Quinlan LAAMatt Stairs PHIMike Sweeney SEAJim Thome LADChad Tracy ARZSecond BasemenMarlon Anderson NYMRon Belliard LAD (B)Jamey Carroll CLEDavid Eckstein SDOrlando Hudson LAD (A)Akinori Iwamura * TBOmar Infante ATLFelipe Lopez MIL (A)Mark Loretta LADPlacido Polanco DET (A)Freddy Sanchez * SF (A)ShortstopsOrlando Cabrera MIN (A)Juan Castro LADAlex Cora NYMBobby Crosby OAKAdam Everett DETAlex Gonzalez * BOSKhalil Greene STLRamon Martinez LADJohn McDonald TORMarco Scutaro TOR (A)Miguel Tejada HOUJack Wilson * SEAThird BasemenAdrian Beltre SEA (B)Geoff Blum HOUCraig Counsell MILJoe Crede MINMark DeRosa STL (B)Pedro Feliz * PHIChone Figgins LAA (B)Troy Glaus STL (A)Jerry Hairston NYY (B)Mike Lamb MILMelvin Mora * BAL (B)Juan Uribe SFCatchersRod Barajas TOR (B)Josh Bard BOSMichael Barrett TORHenry Blanco SDRamon Castro CWSRamon Hernandez * CIN (B)Jason Kendall MIL (B)Jason LaRue STLVictor Martinez * BOS (A)Chad Moeller BALBenji Molina SF (A)Jose Molina NYYMiguel Olivo * KC (B)Mike Redmond MINIvan Rodriguez TEX (B)Brian Schneider NYMYorvit Torrealba * COL (B)Jason Varitek * BOS (B)Gregg Zaun * TBOutfieldersBobby Abreu LAA (A)Garret Anderson ATL (B)Rick Ankiel STLRocco Baldelli BOSJason Bay BOS (A)Marlon Byrd TEX (B)Mike Cameron MIL (B)Frank Catalanotto TEXEndy Chavez SEACoco Crisp * KCCarl Crawford * TB (B)Johnny Damon NYY (A)David Dellucci CLEJermaine Dye * CWS (A)Darin Erstad HOUCliff Floyd SDRyan Freel TEXBrian Giles SD (B)Ken Griffey Jr. SEAVladimir Guerrero LAA (A)Eric Hinske NYYMatt Holliday STL (A)Geoff Jenkins * PHIReed Johnson CHCAndruw Jones TEXGabe Kapler TBAustin Kearns * WASMark Kotsay CHWHideki Matusi NYY (B)Jason Michaels CLEXavier Nady NYY (B)Magglio Ordonez * DETScott Podsednik CHWManny Ramirez * LAD (A)Dave Roberts SFGary Sheffield NYMFernando Tatis NYM (B)Randy Winn SF (B)Starting PitchersBrandon Backe HOUJosh Beckett * BOSErik Bedard SEA (B)Daniel Cabrera ARZBartolo Colon CWSJose Contreras COLDoug Davis ARZ (B)Justin Duchscherer OAK (B)Adam Eaton COLKelvim Escobar LAAJon Garland * LAD (B)Tom Glavine ATLMike Hampton HOURich Harden CHC (B)Livan Hernandez WASTim Hudson * ATLRandy Johnson SF (B)John Lackey LAA (A)Cliff Lee * PHI (A)Braden Looper * MIL (B)Jason Marquis COL (B)Kevin Millwood * TEXBrett Myers PHIVicente Padilla * LAD (B)Carl Pavano MIN (B)Brad Penny SFOdalis Perez WASAndy Pettitte NYY (B)Joel Pineiro STL (B)Sidney Ponson KCJason Schmidt LADJohn Smoltz STLTim Wakefield * BOS (B)Jarrod Washburn DETBrandon Webb * ARZ (B)Todd Wellemeyer STLRandy Wolf (A)Relief PitchersLuis Ayala FLADanys Baez BALMiguel Batista SEAJoe Beimel COL (B)Joaquin Benoit TEXRafael Betancourt * COL (A)Chad Bradford BALDoug Brocail * HOU (B)Kiko Calero FLA (B)Elmer Dessens NYMBrendan Donnelly FLAOctavio Dotel CWS (A)Alan Embree COLScott Eyre PHI (B)Josh Fogg COLChad Fox CHCRyan Franklin * STLGary Glover WASMike Gonzalez ATL (A)Tom Gordon ARZJohn Grabow CHC (A)Kevin Gregg CHC (A)Eddie Guardado TEXLaTroy Hawkins HOU (A)Mark Hendrickson BALMatt Herges COLTrevor Hoffman MIL (A)Bobby Howry SF (B)Jason Isringhausen TBMasahide Kobayashi * CLEBrandon Lyon DET (B)Ron Mahay MINGary Majewski WASGuillermo Mota LAD (B)Will Ohman * LAD (B)Darren Oliver LAA (A)Chan Ho Park PHI (B)Troy Percival TBJ.J. Putz * NYMJuan Rincon COLFernando Rodney DET (B)Duaner Sanchez NYMScott Schoeneweis ARZBrian Shouse * TB (B)Rafael Soriano ATL (A)Russ Springer TB (B)Brett Tomko OAKJose Valverde HOU (A)Claudio Vargas MILRon Villone WASLuis Vizcaino * COLBilly Wagner BOS (A)Jamie Walker BALJeff Weaver LADKip Wells CINJamey Wright KC

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RIt all depends on the records of any teams in the leagues. Some great teams have low par QB's, but if these great teams stuggle because of QB's then you can bet these three guys will be off the board real soon. Here are some teams that should start looking at QB no matter their record from last year, some teams just need a QB.Texans: Matt Schaub is a great QB...he has the greatest potential of the crappier teams to make the playoffs, and I see him getting 4,200 yards and 30 TD's, and around 15 INT's. The problem though, is he keep getting hurt a lot, he has missed 10 games the last two seasons combined. Sage Rosenfels hurt them in two games last year, sealing their fate as a very good non playoff team. If Matt stays healthy, then maybe they won't go that direction, but if he does get hurt...Dan Orlovski and Rex Grossman don't cut it. I'd grab Colt McCoy here because one 1) he is used to the heat and humidity of South Texas, 2) he runs a pro style offense in college and some spread, he has experience and has played 32 games already. 3) he is smart and accurate and posseses a great arm. It's not the strongest, but if you have a core like the Texans do at receiver....then accuracy is the most important, which is what he has.Browns: Anderson and Quinn just don't cut it, even when they had talent at receiver and TE, they still couldn't get the ball to the right place. They need to look in any one of those QB's. Bradford might work best for them, he is used to the short passing game of a west style offense, and Tebow is used to just the spread, so it would be interesting to see how they transition.Jags: Monster running game, no QB...they need receivers and a QB, why not start out with a guy who can protect the ball very well like Bradford of McCoy. Both are extremely accurate with the ball, and it beats having David Garrard throwing a pick everytime he touches the ball.Titians: Alright, Vince Young is a bust, we all know that. I thought he'd be a great QB, but he made me look like an idiot. Kerry Collins is getting old and they really need a QB to spell their run game and defense. Kenny Brit is a great addition to WR, and with a full year in the NFL, any of the above would transition nicely. McCoy makes more sense here with their style of play though. Run, run, run then playaction. Vikings: Any of the three would be better than their whole squad combined, they need more QB help than any team right now. Percy Harvin is a nice WR, but can he make the transition to help future QB's. AP is a great RB, and he would help any QB with holding on to the ball, as he ran for 1,700 plus yards last season...Sage Rosenfels, Tarvaris Jackson, John David Booty? Wow...they really need some help. Bradford would make sense the most, he can throw the deep ball and he accurate all at the same time...49ers: Michael Crabtree getting the ball from any of the three would be sweet. Crabtree isn't the best receiver, but he has decent size, speed, and runs the routes better than most and has great hands. He is a possession receiver, and he would make sense to be lead by Bradford or McCoy. Shaun Hill and Alex Smith can't run this team, we all know that...get Crabtree experience, then grab one of these red hot guys.Rams: The whole team needs an upgrade in my eyes, Mark Bulger is getting old and getting worst. He is in his prime and sucks. Any of the three guys would be a great addition, and along with a QB they really outa look at a receiver in the second or third round. They've been working on a o-line and have failed, maybe they can fix that soon. The moment they get a o-line, and QB and receiver, they'll be set on offense. Work around the talent at QB, and work from there.

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