By Nick Carrabine
NCarrabine@News-Herald.com

Simply put, Derek Anderson never stood a chance in Cleveland.

Whether he ever stands a chance anywhere else following his very public displeasure with being released remains to be seen.

But let’s face it, this town, for some reason that I still don’t understand, has been infatuated with Brady Quinn since the day the Browns drafted him.

Every time Anderson took the field, he knew this town wasn’t behind him. He had to play with the thought in his head that every mistake he made, every incomplete pass and every interception he threw, would be greeted with a collective “put in Brady” from the majority of fans.


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