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He was originally drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the sixth round of the 2005 NFL Draft. He played college football at Oregon State.Contents1 High school 2 Collegiate career 2.1 Sophomore (2002) 2.2 Junior (2003) 2.3 Senior (2004) 3 Professional career 3.1 Baltimore Ravens 3.2 Cleveland Browns 4 Anderson's NFL statistics 5 References 6 External links // High schoolAnderson grew up in Scappoose, Oregon where he led the Scappoose Indians to one of their record three consecutive state football championships in Class 3A football. He also excelled at basketball and was named state player of the year in both football and basketball his senior year. He participated in the first ever U.S. Army All-American Bowl game in 2000. He is also a childhood friend and schoolmate of Playmate, Sara Jean Underwood.[1]Collegiate careerRaised in a small Northwest Oregon town, Anderson was a Beaver fan growing up and always wanted to play for Oregon State. His decision to play for the school was celebrated by fans who envisioned he would rapidly develop and become a dominant quarterback in college.At 6'6" Anderson was not the prototypical quarterback. In fact, many believed he would play basketball in college instead of football. Still, he was recruited nationwide and his dominating performance as a quarterback in high school helped in his decision stay with football.He majored in liberal studies.Sophomore (2002)At the start of his sophomore year (2002), Anderson was thrust into the starting role as QB and handed the reins of a rapidly improving program. Unfortunately, his early performances showed inexperience and poor passing. This lead to an early streak of losses for the team. Fortunately for Anderson his job was secure as Oregon State had no serious competition for quarterback in 2002.His early entry into the starting role came on the heels of Oregon State's most successful period to date. Capped by a Fiesta Bowl win over Notre Dame, the team went 11-1 in 2000 and ranked 4th in the nation under head coach Dennis Erickson. Expectations were exceptionally high by 2002 and the monumental task ahead would have been daunting for any young quarterback.Despite these challenges, Anderson helped the Beavers record an 8-5 season. His work was also good enough to give the Beavers entry into the 2002 Insight Bowl. However, the young team was no match for a then well-seasoned University of Pittsburgh. The Beavers lost 38-13 and coach Erickson left for a National Football League head coaching position with the San Francisco 49ers.Junior (2003)The pressures on the entire team to keep the program headed in a winning direction were only compounded by the sudden change in head coaching. The return of previous head coach Dan Glesak from the NBA meant learning an entirely new system. With help from teammate and star running back Steven Jackson, Anderson again rose to the occasion and played a leading role in propelling the team to an 8-5 record. This time ending the 2003 season on a 55-14 Las Vegas Bowl win over a then up-and-coming New Mexico program.Locally, Anderson was known as "The Big Scappoose" for his stature and hometown. However, his vastly improving abilities were garnering respect from throughout the conference and many opponents viewed him as an improving QB with an unbelievably strong arm. During his junior year he showed he could throw the ball down-field exceeding far and accurately hit receivers in motion. Still, his game had issues. He continued to make some bad decisions under pressure and was viewed by critics as a habitual "pocket passer," which gave rushing defenses an easy target.Senior (2004)By the 2004 season, Anderson successfully integrated footwork into his repertoire and surprised many defenses with his new found ability to...(and so on) To get More information , you can visit some products about body building equipment, world industries snow, . The Baby Phat Track Suits,Sports Clothes,T-shirt,Dress,Skirt products should be show more here!