[washingtonismoney]

That said I suspect it's probably correct. The two people saying it's wrong are:

A radio station
A blog called The Big Lead.

The Big Lead's record isn't bad. However, my basic rule of thumb is this: whenever a radio station reports anything sports-related, it is usually wrong, most infamously (recently) when one reported Jim Harbaugh to Kansas was a done deal. Maybe the closest a radio station came to being right was the Chip Kelly-to-NFL thing, but even though the general thrust of the story was correct (Chip Kelly was really close to taking an NFL job), it was still wrong as Chip Kelly did not take an NFL job.

So I fear we've got to cross our fingers on Kevin Anderson, AD.

[washingtonismoney]

That said I suspect it's probably correct. The two people saying it's wrong are:

A radio station
A blog called The Big Lead.

The Big Lead's record isn't bad. However, my basic rule of thumb is this: whenever a radio station reports anything sports-related, it is usually wrong, most infamously (recently) when one reported Jim Harbaugh to Kansas was a done deal. Maybe the closest a radio station came to being right was the Chip Kelly-to-NFL thing, but even though the general thrust of the story was correct (Chip Kelly was really close to taking an NFL job), it was still wrong as Chip Kelly did not take an NFL job.

So I fear we've got to cross our fingers on Kevin Anderson, AD.