Cutler wants to be traded from Broncos

[AngelO'Death]

A source close to the situation confirmed the Broncos were trying to acquire quarterback Matt Cassel from the New England Patriots by dangling Cutler, their Pro Bowl quarterback.

The trade talk infuriated Cutler, who now wants to leave the Broncos.

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afcwest/0-3-1666/Spurned-Cutler-wants-to-be-traded.html

This Cassel trade keeps getting better and better!

[Oddball]

Oh, God....Please send him to the Vikings!! :pray:

[AngelO'Death]

Maybe the Chiefs could trade Tyler Thigpin for say a Jarred Allen? just kidding.

I didn't get enough use out of my 69 jersey. :(

[Oddball]

Anything as long as Tavarus Jackson isn't taking snaps next year.

I'd even settle for McNabb.

[ImNewHere]

Anything as long as Tavarus Jackson isn't taking snaps next year.

I'd even settle for McNabb.

If the Vikings get Cutler, they're going to be one of the top two or three teams in the NFC.

[AngelO'Death]

Anything as long as Tavarus Jackson isn't taking snaps next year.

I'd even settle for McNabb.

That says alot. :))

[WhiteHatBobby]

Cutler has never lead a team in college or pros into postseason. Keep that in mind.

[newyorkjetsfan]

The Broncos announced that Cutler wanted to be traded.

First, I think it would be a mistake for the Broncos to trade him. I don't know why they want to do.

If they would trade, I hope that they would ship him to the Jets. At least, they have a better shot of going to the Super Bowl than the Broncos, providing that New York gets a wide receiver.

[Dr. Funkenstein]

This is not the first time Cutler has demanded a trade

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/peter_king/03/01/freeagency/index.html (towards the bottom of the page).

When his o-coordinator left, he requested a trade. Then he gets ****ed when they try to find someone to trade him to ( :(( :(( :(( )...now he's demanding the trade again?

I hope they send him to Detroit.

[Dr. Funkenstein]

If the Vikings get Cutler, they're going to be one of the top two or three teams in the NFC.

He's 17-20 as a starter in the NFL. He's got a TD/INT ratio of 1.45 in a league where it's reasonable to expect a "top-flite" starter to be AT LEAST 2-1 (for all the flak McNabb's gotten, his is 2.16).

So he's a minor improvement over Jackson (ratio= 1.11), but Jackson was 8-4 as a starter last year, while Cutler presided over a 4-game collapse that kept his team out of the playoffs.

[dannyg79]

He's 17-20 as a starter in the NFL. He's got a TD/INT ratio of 1.45 in a league where it's reasonable to expect a "top-flite" starter to be AT LEAST 2-1 (for all the flak McNabb's gotten, his is 2.16).

So he's a minor improvement over Jackson (ratio= 1.11), but Jackson was 8-4 as a starter last year, while Cutler presided over a 4-game collapse that kept his team out of the playoffs.

Cutler also had a terrible defense and a RB group that was so injured they had to resort to a backup FB playing tailback. No QB in the league, other than maybe Warner and Manning, had to do more than Jay Cutler did to keep his team competitive, and being that it was only his 3rd season he obviously struggled with that at times. But he is miles ahead of Jackson.

[Oddball]

He's 17-20 as a starter in the NFL. He's got a TD/INT ratio of 1.45 in a league where it's reasonable to expect a "top-flite" starter to be AT LEAST 2-1 (for all the flak McNabb's gotten, his is 2.16).

So he's a minor improvement over Jackson (ratio= 1.11), but Jackson was 8-4 as a starter last year, while Cutler presided over a 4-game collapse that kept his team out of the playoffs.
Dude, forget all the numbers...You can prove anything you want with stateistics.

Take it from someone who watches the Vikings....Tavarus Jackson sucks on toast.

[Marleysdaddy]

He's 17-20 as a starter in the NFL. He's got a TD/INT ratio of 1.45 in a league where it's reasonable to expect a "top-flite" starter to be AT LEAST 2-1 (for all the flak McNabb's gotten, his is 2.16).

So he's a minor improvement over Jackson (ratio= 1.11), but Jackson was 8-4 as a starter last year, while Cutler presided over a 4-game collapse that kept his team out of the playoffs.

I have to agree with ImNewHere - all the Vikings need to be a dominant team is somebody who is even an average QB...hell, Rosenfels may be good enough...Cutler would DEFINITELY be good enough...

I hope it happens...I'd love to see Cutler out of the AFC West

[Vic Daring]

When did NFL quarterbacks all get to be such 13-year-old girls?

Attention-demanding drama queens.

[Dr. Funkenstein]

Dude, forget all the numbers...You can prove anything you want with stateistics.

Take it from someone who watches the Vikings....Tavarus Jackson sucks on toast.

I've watched the Vikings, and agree that Jackson isn't good.

I'm just saying that Cutler is not that much of an upgrade. He's got a huge arm and can make any throw...the problem is that he knows it and will force balls into situations he should know not to get into.

[Dr. Funkenstein]

Cutler also had a terrible defense and a RB group that was so injured they had to resort to a backup FB playing tailback. No QB in the league, other than maybe Warner and Manning, had to do more than Jay Cutler did to keep his team competitive, and being that it was only his 3rd season he obviously struggled with that at times. But he is miles ahead of Jackson.

There is something to be said for success breeding success. Jay Cutler has won 28 games over the last seven years (between Vanderbilt and Denver). Now I'm not saying that he can't be good...I'm just saying that he's WILDLY overrated, makes TERRIBLE decisions at the worst possible times, and is way too much of a diva compared to the amount of success he's had in the league.

[Oddball]

I've watched the Vikings, and agree that Jackson isn't good.

I'm just saying that Cutler is not that much of an upgrade. He's got a huge arm and can make any throw...the problem is that he knows it and will force balls into situations he should know not to get into.So did a guy named Elway, when he was younger.....How'd he work out anyways??

[Gaetano "Tommy" Lucchese]

I've watched the Vikings, and agree that Jackson isn't good.

I'm just saying that Cutler is not that much of an upgrade. He's got a huge arm and can make any throw...the problem is that he knows it and will force balls into situations he should know not to get into.

Sounds like a certain Pittsburgh quarterback who's won two Super Bowls in the last four years.

[Marleysdaddy]

I've watched the Vikings, and agree that Jackson isn't good.

I'm just saying that Cutler is not that much of an upgrade. He's got a huge arm and can make any throw...the problem is that he knows it and will force balls into situations he should know not to get into.

Oh yeah...no doubt about it, he's Favre 2.0

I think that is why his new coach wanted Cassel...not a huge arm, but won't lose many games for you.

[dannyg79]

There is something to be said for success breeding success. Jay Cutler has won 28 games over the last seven years (between Vanderbilt and Denver). Now I'm not saying that he can't be good...I'm just saying that he's WILDLY overrated, makes TERRIBLE decisions at the worst possible times, and is way too much of a diva compared to the amount of success he's had in the league.

Vanderbilt is an SEC program that doesnt play by SEC rules. Most SEC schools will do whatever it takes to get a player to that school, where as Vandy makes all their athletes qualify academically for the school just like every other student. Because of that, they are never going to have a good football team and their talent level is no where near that of Florida, LSU, etc etc. There is only so much a QB can do when his team is over matched in every other aspect of the game.

He might be a bit immature, I dont disagree with you on that, and he also has a Favre quality about him where he trusts his arm too much and makes some stupid throws. But, there was really no reason Denver should have been an 8-8 team last year considering how bad their defense was and how many injuries they had to there RBs. I understand they collapsed at the end of the year, but I think Cutler was the principle reason they were a playoff contender at all.

[Marleysdaddy]

Sounds like a certain Pittsburgh quarterback who's won two Super Bowls in the last four years.

Except Denver has neither the running game nor the defense the Steelers have...If Rothlisberger throws a pick on his side of the 50, the defense can help him out.

If Cutler throws a pick on his side of the 50, you might as well put 6 points on the board for the other team and have them line up to kick an extra point :D

[Gaetano "Tommy" Lucchese]

He's 17-20 as a starter in the NFL. He's got a TD/INT ratio of 1.45 in a league where it's reasonable to expect a "top-flite" starter to be AT LEAST 2-1 (for all the flak McNabb's gotten, his is 2.16).

So he's a minor improvement over Jackson (ratio= 1.11), but Jackson was 8-4 as a starter last year, while Cutler presided over a 4-game collapse that kept his team out of the playoffs.

How were the stats of the QB that won the Super Bowl this year?;)

[Gaetano "Tommy" Lucchese]

Except Denver has neither the running game nor the defense the Steelers have...If Rothlisberger throws a pick on his side of the 50, the defense can help him out.

If Cutler throws a pick on his side of the 50, you might as well put 6 points on the board for the other team and have them line up to kick an extra point :D

The defense I'll grant you, but the running game sucked this year. We were the worst in the league on 3rd-and-1.

[Dr. Funkenstein]

how were the stats of the qb that won the super bowl this year?;)

15-4

[Beccaria]

Cutler impressed me until the NE game on Monday night. Maybe it was just how well the Patriots played, but Cutler looked terrible that night.