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As for Cutler, like has been said many times...be careful what you wish for. Now he goes to Chicago to play behind an old offensive line and throw to second rate recievers. Their defense is getting old too, so they won't be able to carry them like they did in '05 and '06. On top of that, they've seriously handicapped themselves in the next two drafts. Liek numbers has pointed out, he's gone from slinging it to Brandon Marshall and Eddie Royal to a kick returner and some guy whose name I can't even remember. He'll still get his numbers because he's a damn good QB, but his supporting cast is much weaker now. Both franchises kicked themselves in the shin. The Donkeys may have set themselves up better for the future, but there's gonna be bigger growing pains now, and in todays NFL, msot coaches don't get a whole lot of time to win. |
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Looks like Brandon Marshall is on his way out.
Since McD has arrived, Denver's future has gone right down the drain. They went from having what looked like could've been the best offense in the NFL in a couple years with Brandon Marshall and Jay Cutler, to Kyle Orton, Eddie Royal and a bunch of [censored]ed off and confused fans. Eddie Royal is good, but he's by himself now.. |
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Yup.
What's weird about this situation is that everyone figured McD could come in and make Cutler/Marshall the next Brady/Moss (maybe not that prolific ). Pretty much backfired as badly as possible with that idea in mind. |
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EDIT: I see they have in fact agreed to trade him. Josh McDaniels, great hire Denver. ![]() |
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Packers fans feel the same way.....[censored] DENVER AND JOHN ELWAY
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It truly is a pleasure witnessing this debacle inside Broncos country.
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It's not Denver traded for a guy on potential... Orton has been kicked to the curb a couple times, but brought back when his replacement was even worse.
Sweet, sweet justice for McDaniels. At what point do people stop hiring Hoodie's assistants? |
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Not only did Orton throw three picks, he threw three terrible picks. They were terrible decisions. McDaniels has to be a little concerned that he traded a star for this. Cutler might have thrown three picks in this game as well, but he also would've thrown for about 300 yards and 3 TDs.
Moreno looked really good before his injury. I would comment on the Niners, since I like them, but ESPN decided they didn't matter and didn't show any highlights of them (other than the picks). |
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You didn't miss much. I only watched the first half, but it looked like the 2008 UM spring game at times.
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Did the Niners offensive line look decent? I know they gave up a few sacks (four?), but both the QBs and RBs had solid stats. That's something I don't expect from the Niners.
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It looked better than in years past. Smith had coverage sacks or hurries when I watched, plenty of time to pass.
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