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The Broncos are actively shopping Jay Cutler


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All of the reporters that actually know what goes on behind the scenes in the Panthers organization are convinced that Peppers won't be here next year. I can't think of a better trade than this actually. Aren't the Broncos going to the 3-4 or didn't they recently switch? I think Peppers would like to go there and I'm sure the Broncos would be glad to have him.

yes they are switching to 3-4 and Pep should have no problem accepting a trade there because they're not detroit or oakland.

What's funny about this is you'll probably have people coming on here saying they'd rather have Delhomme over Cutler, if only for the reason that Cutler has an "ego" and Jake is a nice guy, everything else aside. Like charm ever won a superbowl.

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again....

trade peppers for defense either in the way of players or draft picks used only for defense.

stupid to do anything but that.

we don't NEED cutler.

we NEED defense.

btw...not saying that jake >> cutler.

truth is cutler >>>>>> jake. still not a wise thing to do.

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Does it really have to be stated yet again how much Fox/Hurney love Jake, will stick with Jake, it is only about Jake, they will not invest much money and/or draft picks in a QB that is unproven in their system, etc., etc.?

I really don't feel like typing it all out again. Mr. Scott could you do it please? This isn't my opinion, it is what they have said and have shown over and over since they arrived.

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Just the fact that they're even considering trade offers for Cutler, tells me that something is not right. Could he be another Jeff George? George had all the great measurables to go with an outstanding throwing arm, but his personality caused him to bounce around the league.

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yes they are switching to 3-4 and Pep should have no problem accepting a trade there because they're not detroit or oakland.

What's funny about this is you'll probably have people coming on here saying they'd rather have Delhomme over Cutler, if only for the reason that Cutler has an "ego" and Jake is a nice guy, everything else aside. Like charm ever won a superbowl.

I agree.

If someone thinks that Cutler isn't a MASSIVE upgrade over Delhomme, they're insane. Younger, better, more accurate, smarter with the football, less turnovers, coming off a Pro Bowl season....he's an upgrade in every way.

I like Jake Delhomme as a person, but if you have the opportunity to upgrade the most important position on the team in such a massive way, you do it.

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Does it really have to be stated yet again how much Fox/Hurney love Jake, will stick with Jake, it is only about Jake, they will not invest much money and/or draft picks in a QB that is unproven in their system, etc., etc.?

I really don't feel like typing it all out again. Mr. Scott could you do it please? This isn't my opinion, it is what they have said and have shown over and over since they arrived.

Yeah but Jake is getting older and they need a QB for the future. Why doyou think they havent renegotiated his contract to extend him 3 years. Jake is getting old and he needs replaced.

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Does it really have to be stated yet again how much Fox/Hurney love Jake, will stick with Jake, it is only about Jake, they will not invest much money and/or draft picks in a QB that is unproven in their system, etc., etc.?

I really don't feel like typing it all out again. Mr. Scott could you do it please? This isn't my opinion, it is what they have said and have shown over and over since they arrived.

yea and it's really paid dividends hasn't it?

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