NFL Quarterback forced to apologize with Rory McILROY ‘Five times’ for bizarre New Orleans incident

A strange meeting in New Orleans in between Rory Mcilroy And Derek Anderson left the former NFL Quarterback to the new Masters Champion, it has been revealed.

The story came from Anderson himself after opening with his experience that Caddy was for Kevin Chappell at the recent Zurich classic in New Orleans.

Chappell was a late replacement for Billy Horschel, which means that Anderson was suddenly on the bag for Chappell next to McIlroy in his first tournament since his historic Masters victory.

Anderson played the first two rounds alongside McIlroy and his play partner Shane Lowry, who were also the title defender of the Louisiana tournament.

“I felt 5-foot-1-inch long,” Anderson said, reflective on his fault in an appearance on the Subpar podcast.

“I will set the scene a bit. Kevin hit that shot on 17 on Friday. Shane missed the Hosel an inch. He is short. And I walked back a bit and I am not really sure where to go, because the flag was there and Shane’s Chipping.

Derek Anderson had to apologize at Rory McIlroy for an error at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans

It was the first event of McIlroy since his historic Masters victory in April in Augusta

‘And I just want to put this bag down, get my husband’s putter, let’s convey this. So I go behind the Green and Michael Collins (from ESPN) says something to me, and Rory Chipping from the first to the right of the green, straight to me.

“Collins says something and I like to look down, and I don’t even know what he says, and suddenly I hear from 40 meters away:” Da! Stop moving! “

It was Chappell and called to his Caddy.

Anderson continued: ‘I had something like’ Oh S *** ‘. I grabbed the bag and went right behind the camera tan and I just stood there and I froze.

“I didn’t even know what to do, what am I doing, oh my God, there are all these people here. Quite crazy.

“In the meantime, Rory had stepped off the chip. Apparently, when I looked down, I bothered him. And then he gets up and he goes over it, and I’m so of it, oh no. And then they make bogey.

“We walked away and I tapped McIlroy with the putter as:” I’m so sorry, guy “.

‘At the age of 18 I just try to stay as far away from him as I could do the rest of the road. I apologized with him five times. ‘

In his time on the football field, Anderson was prepared by the Baltimore Ravens, but was abandoned from Moonlayer before the Cleveland Browns took him.

He also spent time with the Arizona Cardinals, Carolina Panthers and Buffalo Bills, where he was a mentor and backup for none other than Josh Allen in his Rookie season.

McIlroy is now preparing for the second major of the season next week in Quail Hollow in North Carolina.

In perhaps an ominous sign for the rest of the field at the US Open, McIlroy enjoyed four wins during his career.