Anyone think that Jay Cutler is acting like a *%%!$?

Originally Posted by Osh Kosh Bosh

So the Broncos dangle their franchise quarterback as trade bait and attempt to sign Matt Cassel. They jerk around by giving him the impression that he is the cornerstone and when it blew up they decide to lie making Jay Cutler look like a complete douche.

Now y'all are mad that Jay is utilizing the little leverage players(quarterbacks) have by putting pressure on their $%#@*? Screw the Broncos they jerked the dude around and made him look like an utter $*+. If NFL players don't fall into line like cattle they get vilified.
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Screw the Bronco's and it's good that Jay is saying how he really feels.
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But seriously how dumb are the broncos?
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His ego is big and I'll agree with that. But he has a right to be mad. What right do you think he believes the Broncos have for trying to trade him for anunproven and unexperienced quarterback? It's not like Cutler is a bum or has no potential. I would be pissed too and would be very skeptical about thefranchise I'm playing for. It would also light a fire under my %@+ and I would be out on a mission as I'm sure we'll see from Cutler this season.
 
Originally Posted by theone2401

It all depends what the new staff told him when they came in.

If they are telling him one thing and then doing another behind his back he got every right to do what he is doing...

If they were straight up with him then he is being a little girl.
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The Broncos are in the wrong for sure for talking about trading him (regardless of what they publicize to the media).

But Cutler has to move on from that and man up. He's in a great situation in Denver. Don't be stupid and whine.
 
Originally Posted by ady2glude707

Why does this cry baby think he is untouchable to being traded? This is the NFL, Superstars have been traded in the past, what makes you think you cant be traded lil !$$*@.
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The thing is NFL Superstars do not get traded very often, at all really. The last one i cant remember is really Clinton Portis/Champ Bailey &maybe the T.O. trade situation.
 
ehh yeah jay is actin a tad like a female, but i feel him on this ... plus i love blockbuster trades so lets make it happen ... im thinkin a deal that sendscutler to philly for mcnabb and a 3rd rd pick, reuniting #5 with b dawk ...

or maybe the cowboys trade romo and all their picks in the draft for cutler, in order to balance out the value of each player ...
 
Originally Posted by illfrozn

beacuse he is STILL under contract w. the Broncos, and they sign his checks.....no matter how he feels, he still has a job to do. This is exactly why I think he's handling this whole situation like a !!+#+.
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Do you think players that hold out are !$%!%#! as well? They have a job to do and are under contract, but hold out for more $$$. Do you think Elway and [Eli] Manning were !$%!%#! for refusing to be drafted by specific teams?
There's a difference in holding out because you want more money compared to *****ing and moaning because your feelings are hurt....

as far as Elway and Manning, ask those who aren't associated with the Giants or Denver if it was a @*%+@ move to NOT want to play in a certainmarket...sure it made sense for their respective camps, but it wasn't a good look no matter how you cut it....
 
Originally Posted by LilStarZ07

ehh yeah jay is actin a tad like a female, but i feel him on this ... plus i love blockbuster trades so lets make it happen ... im thinkin a deal that sends cutler to philly for mcnabb and a 3rd rd pick, reuniting #5 with b dawk ...

or maybe the cowboys trade romo and all their picks in the draft for cutler, in order to balance out the value of each player ...
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This dude would be worst football GM EVER!!!!!!!!
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There's a difference in holding out because you want more money compared to *****ing and moaning because your feelings are hurt....


But you said that Cutler is under contract and has a job to do, right? Just like players that hold out. Whether they want more money or not, their currentcontract is a binding agreement (just like Jay's).

as far as Elway and Manning, ask those who aren't associated with the Giants or Denver if it was a @*%+@ move to NOT want to play in a certain market...sure it made sense for their respective camps, but it wasn't a good look no matter how you cut it....


Don't get me wrong, what they did was a !!+!* move. I was just wondering if you (or others) would defend their actions seeing as they are worse thanCutler's ...
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From ESPN.com

[h2]Cutler says he can't trust McDaniels[/h2]
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Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler said Sunday night that he will not report to the team's first meeting on Monday and has formally asked to be traded. He confirmed that a Saturday meeting with first-year coach Josh McDaniels ended badly from his perspective while McDaniels offered another viewpoint on Sunday night.

"I went in there with every intention of solving the issue, being a Bronco, moving forward as a Bronco," said Cutler. "We weren't in there but about 20 minutes, [McDaniels] did most of the talking and as far as I'm concerned, he made it clear he wants his own guy. He admitted he wanted Matt Cassel because he said he has raised him up from the ground as a quarterback. He said he wasn't sorry about it. He made it clear that he could still entertain trading me because, as he put it, he'll do whatever he feels is in the best interest of the organization.

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"At the end of the meeting, he wasn't like, 'Jay, I want you as our quarterback, you're our guy.' It felt like the opposite. He basically said that I needed to tell him if we can't work this out, to let him know. I thought he was antagonizing me and that was disappointing because I was ready to move on, committed as a Bronco. Really, I figured we'd hash things out, shake hands, laugh a little and move forward. What happened [Saturday] was the last thing I expected. If I didn't think it could be fixed, I never would have come back to Denver. It was painfully obvious to me and Bus [Cook, his agent] it's not something they want to fix."

Consequently, Cutler instructed Cook, who also attended the meeting, to formally request a trade. The quarterback said he left town late Sunday and would skip McDaniels' first team meeting on Monday as they begin their off-season program.

Broncos owner Pat Bowlen told the Denver Post on Sunday that he was disappointed with how Cutler has handled the situation. In a telephone interview with ESPN, McDaniels was reluctantly expansive on the story.

"I realy have wanted to avoided a he-said, she-said thing but it's only fair for us to present the Bronco side of the story rather than let things get taken out of context," said McDaniels. "There's been a pattern here for the past two weeks the way things [have been represented] in our communications. I don't think anythng that happened [Saturday] was out of the ordinary. At the end of the meeting, Jay said he had thought about things quite a bit and requested a few more hours to mull things over. He said he wanted to talk to Bus on how to proceed. He was gonna call me on my cell phone and that never happened. Instead, Bus called [GM] Brian [Xanders].

"Again, I think that's been a pattern. I couldn't get [Cutler] to talk to me for two weeks or to talk to Mr. Bowlen. Then when he came here this weekend, we couldn't get a one-on-one meeting, just me and him alone. He wanted Bus in there, so I had Brian sit in, too. And it was the four of us, there wasn't any yelling, none of that. I can't believe we get to a totally different [interpretation].

"It's an unfortunate set of circumstances that has cropped up, a potential distraction and we've done our best to limit that. The main message I want to get out is that we're excited to start our off-season program [Monday]. It's an exciting time for us."

Cutler won't be present at the team meeting.

"I certainly went back there, expecting I'd be there [Monday] but not now," said Cutler. "It's not mandatory. I'll attend every mandatory mini-camp and training camp but that's it. Really, it's best for me to move on. As coach said, he needs every eye in the meeting room to be on him and not me."

As McDaniels pointed out, Cutler had a completely different expectation when he left their private meeting on Saturday.

Cutler said, "You know, even after the meeting, I hung around town, kind of expecting him to call me and say, 'Hey, let's just me and you get away and have lunch or a cup of coffee' and mend things but that didn't happen. So, I get it, really, it's a business. I'm disappointed beause I love being a Bronco but I think it's run its course."

Cutler denied recent reports that he had asked to be traded when the Broncos fired offensive coordinator Jeremy Bates.

"Yes, I was upset when they let Jeremy go because Mr. Bowlen had assured me when Mike [Shanahan] was fired that the offense wouldn't change because [it] was the second-ranked offense in football," said Cutler. "But I didn't push for a trade then."

McDaniels and Cutler agreed on at least one element of the controversy, knocking down a Sunday report on NFL Network that the coach had criticized the quarterback's play in 2008.

"That just isn't true," said McDaniels. "Not a word has been said about that."

Cutler added, "Josh has never said anything negative to me about my play or anything else, for that matter."

McDaniels admitted that the team got involved in trade discussions for Cassel, who instead was dealt to the Kansas City Chiefs. However, he said any perception Cutler felt that the team could still trade him was misleading.

"That's what we have communicated ever since the deal with Cassel didn't happen," said McDaniels. "Other teams have called but we're not interested in getting draft picks for Jay. I never made a statement [Saturday] that 'you can be traded at any time.' They asked a question and I told them it was the time of year when people inquire about your team. Your job, as a head coach and general manager, is to listen and not bypass any opportunity to help your team improve. I think most people [in the NFL] feel the same way. You make smart, educated decisions that are best for your football team."

Cutler feels like McDaniels lost his credibility with him when he initially denied to the quarterback that the Broncos tried to acquire Cassel only to admit it later.

"Before this trade for Cassel thing ever came up, in the two weeks or so I had spent with McDaniels, he was basically telling me that he came to Denver because he wanted to coach me and that we needed to trust each other," said Cutler. "He's never been critical to me. But trust now? How can I trust him now?"

He also explained that his house being placed for sale on the market was "nothing more than a coincidence."

"I had already shown my house privately to some interested buyers a couple of months ago," said Cutler. "I've really been looking to buy 40 to 70 acres of land there."

As for ignoring phone calls from McDaniels and Bowlen, Cutler said, "Josh and I have exchanged text messages. We had a conference call. And if Pat wanted to speak to me, why didn't he come to the meeting on Saturday?"

Cook said that as an agent he was "totally in shock" that it has gotten so ugly.

"I would have bet my house going into Saturday's meeting that everyone would be shaking hands and smiling," said Cook. "I thought it was going to get worked out. But it was very clear to me that Jay Cutler is not their choice to be quarterback of that team."

Yet Cook admitted that when he called Xanders to request a trade on Saturday night, the team's general manager said it wasn't going to happen and that "Jay should show up Monday."

That wasn't going to happen, either.

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Whats up wit dis lil *@#$+? Get a cup ofcoffee? Dis is sumthing a broad would say! He's lucky it aint prison or else all the dudes should be runnin a train on him in the locker room showers...Lilweak broad
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Cry me river #%#...Could u imagne if McNabb pulled this junkafter his first Pro Bowl...get to playoffs *@#$+ %#* Cutler...I wanna rhyme his last name with a female private part.
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Originally Posted by Proshares

Just read on the bottom line that Cutler has formally requested a trade.
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I love it.

Bus, I see what you did there.
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Made a killing off McNair, Favre.. now Jay.
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Broncos gotta make him highest paid player ever to keep him quiet. Cutler gonna get that 9-digit contract... watch.
 
I feel Cutler on this..

They obviously thought he could've got better than him so why stay where you obviously aren't wanted or a place where the coach is going to have athought in the back of his head like damn.. i wish we had Cassell or someone else better then this guy.
 
I don't watch too many Broncos games but I do know Jay Cutler can get the ball down the field. To trade a guy you tout as your "guy" who youdrafted in the 1st round a few years ago to get..........and to put the same guy on the trading block for Matt Cassel who had a typical season based onwhat's around him on the offense and the play calling being narrowed is ridiculous.
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There's no guarantee Matt Cassel is going to be a superstar QB......he played with Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Lawrence Maroney, and had a head coach whoadmittedly made the play calling alot easier and shorter.

I'm sorry, I understand the NFL is a business but Cutler still has alot of upside to his game, dude's still young, got an arm, has started during NFLand college games (unlike Cassel until just this past year) and wants to be productive. I'd be angry too......


Cutler has every right to be mad. If he's upset shows he has alot of passion for playing QB for Denver. The Broncos organization doesn't appreciatethat enough.
 
He's lucky it aint prison or else all the dudes should be runnin a train on him in the locker room showers...
yes, thank goodness this isn't prison.

i know it's a business, but loyalty and trust goes both ways (team and player). i think he has a legit gripe and should be pissed. but i don't thinkthat should keep him from playing with the team.
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Originally Posted by Mister Friendly

Originally Posted by LilStarZ07

ehh yeah jay is actin a tad like a female, but i feel him on this ... plus i love blockbuster trades so lets make it happen ... im thinkin a deal that sends cutler to philly for mcnabb and a 3rd rd pick, reuniting #5 with b dawk ...

or maybe the cowboys trade romo and all their picks in the draft for cutler, in order to balance out the value of each player ...
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This dude would be worst football GM EVER!!!!!!!!
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i was sooo serious
 
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