I don't know what Mangini is pulling, whether it's to keep Quinn motivated or what.
I heard rumors about the Lions trying to trade their No. 1 pick for Cutler. I feel like it would be a great move for them if they could pull it off, but no way the Broncos are going to want to enter the season without a solid option under center.
Weirdest rumor I've read is that Mangini gave Favre an open invitation to camp. WTF? I thought they didn't get along....
Favre in a Browns uniform would make my day.Originally Posted by Josh Jones III
So Jack was right with the Bears. I wonder how Orton is going to do with the Broncos hahaha.
Well, there you go...Cutler to the Bears.
Where do you put the Bears' Super Bowl odds now? The book I use has them at +2500 in futures but I feel like that might not be up to date yet.
[QUOTE=Josh Jones III;7128]Well, there you go...Cutler to the Bears.
Where do you put the Bears' Super Bowl odds now?
Somewhere between slim and none...and slim's outta town!
The Bears suck, I'm afraid. Cutler sucks too and the combination suckety-sucks. They've got precious little chance of making the playoffs so the Superbowl is a distant dream.
For what it's worth, the teams I like to do better than the market suggests are Dallas, Houston and San Francisco, whereas the teams I like to do worse than the market reckons are Miami, Tennessee and Baltimore. If you take reasonable over/under win propositions on those teams I guarantee you don't do worse than 3-3 come the end of the season.
[quote=diondublin;7408]Adrian, I knew there was a reason I liked you.
I dunno...I don't think Cutler sucks at all. Actually, I think he's the best QB the Bears have had in several decades. Who has been better? Even Jim McMahon was only effective for a couple of seasons. Cutler has all the tools to be elite -- he just has to check his ego at the door.
The trouble with a Denver quarterback of course is that he constantly has to adjust his game to allow for the altitude changing every week.
This may mean that Cutler is potentially a bit better than the weak away performances he seems to me to have made suggest, as he will have a greater opportunity for consistency throughout the season.
Don't bet on it though...I still think he sucks
Interesting argument...I never really thought about how the air factored in for the Broncos -- obviously it's a factor with Coors Field but I never really applied the logic to football (other than the breathing factor).
It's just like golf at altitude, I imagine - if you don't allow a little less club for any given distance than you do at ground level then you are going to overshoot a lot of greens because of the decreased air resistance. Basically this means constant adjustment if you are switching - it's bound to make things more difficult.
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