At least that's what ESPN thinks when it comes to Browns starting (?) quarterback Derek Anderson.
In an article titled "QB Anderson didn't deserve Pro Bowl" that you won't be able to read unless you're an Insider--don't you hate it when a website charges for content?--writer KC Joyner lists the free-agent-to-be as one of the eight most overrated players in the NFL.
Joyner notes that Anderson's QB rating of 82.5 was below Sage Rosenfels, among others, and that the club's ten wins shouldn't have resulted in a Pro Bowl trip for the QB. And he added something about the players metrics not measuring up to their reputations.
Ouch.
I don't know that Anderson is one of the most overrated players in the league, but I do believe that Brady Quinn's seat-warmer's value is a little overrated by a vast majority of fans and media types in this town.
As an aside and apropos of noting, I noticed a picture of Joyner in the article and found out he's a white guy. For whatever reason, I didn't think that was the case. Not that there's anything wrong with that.