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As first reported by Darren Urban on Twitter, via KTAR Sports 620, Anderson has agreed to a two-year deal with the Cardinals.
Frankly, it's a smart signing. Anderson isn't a lock-job franchise quarterback, of course, but he's had success in the past. That success was with the Browns, who are a much worse team, at least in terms of offensive weapons, than the Cards.
And with Leinart being a total question mark at this point, Anderson provides a somewhat tenuous (albeit lightly dusted with upside) safety net and, hopefully for Ken Wisenhunt, some motivation for the former first-rounder to finally live up to expectations.
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