"I am totally committed"

1 – Derek Anderson: "I am totally committed"

The quarterback carousel of Buffalo Bills continues to turn, and it is now Derek Anderson's turn to ride.

An elbow injury will prevent rookie signal call Josh Allen from playing the Colts' game at Week 7, and Anderson, a 14-year-old veteran, will take his place. Anderson, who signed a one-year deal with the Bills last week, will be Buffalo's third starting quarterback for the 2018 season.

Although it was a crazy time for Anderson, being ready to assume his role, whatever it is, is a promise made by Sean McDermott, 35 years old.

"It's not exactly what I've seen, I'm not going to lie to you," Anderson said. "I talked with my friends, my wife. I was like, "Hey, do you want to do that? Do you really want to do that? 'I told the coach [McDermott], I said, "If I'm going to do it, I'll be fully committed to it." And that's why I came here. "

2 – Nathan Peterman on the learning of Anderson

Nathan Peterman, his student, closed the match of week 6 against the Texans of Houston. Although disappointed not to have started, Peterman is eager to learn from a quarterback at CV as impressive as that of Anderson.

"I think [with] Derek, it's great to watch him work, "said Peterman. "Today, see him take control. Fourteen years of experience, you must try to make the most of it. It's great to watch it. "

Peterman, who will be the second quarter on the Buffalo Depth Map on Sunday, will be ready to leave if his number is called.

"I respect the decision," Peterman said. "Of course, I'll be ready this week and continue to help the team in every way possible."

3 – Sean McCoy wants the offensive "help" [Anderson] outside & # 39;

Although Anderson has been an NFL veteran for 14 years, he has only 12 days in his tenure at Buffalo when he will line up under the center of the team in Week 7. a paperback book like the back of his hand in less than two weeks is simply unrealistic.

Offensive back LeSean McCoy, who has just finished the sixth week of 16 yards on 73 yards, is expecting his team to lean down this weekend.

"Yes, I think so," said McCoy. "It's still Wednesday and we are preparing the entire game plan. I think so, because he is new to this offense, but he is very intelligent. He spent overtime learning the offensive, so we'll see.

Although McCoy is at the center of Bill's attack on Week 7, the 30-year-old has confidence in the new starting quarterback.

"Just take the next man's mentality," says McCoy. "He's a veteran. He has the habit of playing and intervening. We just have to help him in the technical positions, run the ball well, defend well, good teams. He is new here, so we have to help him. "

4 – Kelvin Benjamin: "He can just go out and play ball"

Although the Buffalo offensive is new to Anderson, he has some knowledge of one of the best weapons in the unit. Ex-Panther Carolina, Anderson has experience with Kelvin Benjamin, a full-fledged player that the Panthers traded against the Bills in the middle of the 2017 season.

Benjamin has had the pleasure of reconnecting with Anderson over the past few days.

"It's cool to see [Derek Anderson]Said Benjamin. "You can tell he's having fun, he's swollen, he's energized, you can tell he's ready to go. He's like an old Mustang right now. He is ready to leave. It's exciting. It's exciting for him and I can not wait to see him. "

Benjamin is incredibly confident in Anderson's ability to lead an attack.

"His experience, he can go out and choose a defense apart," said Benjamin. "His coolness has been in so many different situations. He can just go out and play ball. He just needs us to play fast and we should be at his side. "

5 – Micah Hyde talks about preparing Andrew Luck

While the Bills are waiting for the return of their franchise quarter, they are ready to face a team that has just recovered their caller.

Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, who missed the entire 2017 season with a shoulder injury, was productive on his return. In the first six games of the 2018 season, Luck completed 64.6 percent of his passes for 1792 yards and 18 touchdowns.

Buffalo will face Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium this Sunday. Ticket Security Micah Hyde knows it will not be easy to compete with a quarter with elite skills.

"The bullets are out," says Hyde. "I can still put the ball in. He kind of asks the guys to show their disguise and put you on the defense, and he knows what you're doing in each game. We're going to deal with it this week, that's Is disguise and make sure that he does not know what we are doing at the back. "