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By: Gary_in_SD

Gary_in_SD — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 06:44:09 +0000

Another embarrassing loss for this bozo today. Three more picks to add to what is looking soon to be a career high in that dubious category… Gotta love it!

Enjoy watching “what could have been” you stupid jackass! Hope you're sulking in your dispair. Enjoy the cash as that's all you ever wanted anyway it appears.

By: robtink242

robtink242 — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 21:38:05 +0000

With out a day Marshall will be getting a raise before the season is out. Champ could use an extension.

By: Kyle

Kyle — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 18:30:49 +0000

Thanks for your comment! We don't talk about Cutler often, but:

1. It connects to/finishes a huge story from the offseason about a possibility *why* he wanted traded.
2. It connects to a developing story regarding Kyle Orton (see today's Daily Links, and another article we're working on about Orton's contract).

This development sheds light on the past and lends a glimpse into the future. Of the Broncos. That's why it's pertinent.

By: ronster15

ronster15 — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 18:25:10 +0000

How does this ex-Bronco and whiner warrant any attention or headlines in this forum? Are we scheduled to play da Bears?

By: Andpark

Andpark — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 16:54:17 +0000

Resting the D is what I have been talking about with my buddies. Jay would get in there, make a mistake INT or do a 75 yrd bomb TD and the poor D gets 2 min of rest either way. Never helping that D out at all.

Orton manages the clock amazingly well. I think in MNF he had a drive in the second half for almost a complete quarter. Not only giving the D rest but allows time to coach them and get them all on the same page.

Let's whip out that pocketbook and sign Marshall, Nolan and Orton baby. We could be special for a long time.

By: awesomeaustin

awesomeaustin — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 16:00:40 +0000

I think cutler is a more talented version of Jamarcus Russell. If you look at cutler he never checked it down, it annoyed the hell out of me because the greatest QBs use the whole field not just down field (John Elway during super bowl runs etc). That is why Orton is far better than Cut would have ever been in this system.

By: ih8phylissrivers

ih8phylissrivers — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:36:23 +0000

I dont buy into the the theory that money had a lot to do with jerkler wanting out-it was his ego taking a hit of not being the man of the team and city and just being a cog in the winning system and a team player!! No way are we 6-0 with Cutler in this system, he will be on more highlight reels than Orton but he will never have a better winning % than orton-ever see McD chewing out Orton on the sideline-cutler would throw a hissy fit-i loved cutler for his pure ability and i think he is the most talented qb in the league but it takes much more than talent and he lacks the mental toughness and fight to win (see numerous childess moron moments)- give me wins anyday!! Anyone else realise the dent McD is making in Shamahans Hall Of Fame Creditials the longer we go into the season-the team has been a joke for a number of years with numerous blow-out losses- not going to happen under McD- thank god we have him and sorted Shamahans mess in 1 off season- Go McD and Broncos

By: broncosfaninal

broncosfaninal — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 11:39:38 +0000

I'm happy to say I was wrong about Orton. He's good and reliable. I watched the Chicago-Atlanta game and realized why we got rid of Cutler. He's a .500 QB. He just can't stand to throw a TD pass in the red zone. It's gotta be an INT. Can you say overrated?

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