What I've seen from Anderson is this:

1. He has a helluva arm.
   
2. He is impulsive in his choice of throws and is poor in his ability to read defensive coverages, particularly the positioning of safeties.
   
3. He throws on average more than one interception per game and is especially prone to be intercepted on the road.
   
4. He plays poorly early in games and seems often to be motivated by game pressure.
   
5. He does not run much or run well.
   
6. He lacks finesse; he seems to throw much too hard, inaccurately, and without "touch" to receivers and backs on shorter routes.
   
7. He has excellent rapport with teammates, particularly the receivers.
   
8. He is young.
   
9. In theory, he overall fits well with the team's offensive strategy. In actuality, however, he is lacking in its execution.

Referring to the above and assuming for a moment that Anderson is either traded, signed away, or injured next season, what might we expect, point by point above, from Brady Quinn as a starter next year?