Jay Cutler ... is that a good move?
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no i don't think it was necessary Van Pelt is a decent  quarterback and he will only get better behind Plummer
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I think it was a great move for Baltimore.  They have been aggresive in the past few years trying to make their team better but have had ongoing problems with their offense.  Also, he is really familliar with number one receiver derrick mason because they played together in tennesee.  Also, if Jamal lewis is healthy they will have a good runnung game and he will have some time to throw,  He also has a big weapon in todd heap.  The defense is already very good so this might be the leadership they need to win some games for another year or two with mcnair
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alright, being a lifelong Vikes fan, I will sound biased, but bear with me...\n\nI'll start with my team.  The Vikings will have a good year.  Not great, but good.  They have a lot of new players (Steve Hutchinson, Chester Taylor, and Chad Greenway) who will make an impact.  Not to mention a whole new coaching staff who will place an emphasis on winning.  Granted, the loss of Daunte Culpepper will hurt, as well as the loss of Corey Chavous and Lance Johnstone will hurt as well.  But this team's future looks bright, for sure.  I predict 10-6 this year.\n\nThe Packers had the best draft on paper in the NFL, which is easy because they had 13 picks!  No player will impact their team more than A.J. Hawk, who I believe will earn rookie of the year in the NFL.  They had a very balanced draft, improving their offensive line as well as their horrendous cornerback situation (Ahmed Carroll could be the worst cornerback in the NFL).  Add a new coaching staff and this team should be a Super Bowl contender, right?  Not necessarly.  What used to be the team's unprescended face is now the team's cancer.  Brett Favre, a great QB in his prime, is no longer the same QB he once was.  I don't know what he is trying to prove, but he needs to go.  He will hinder the offense and put the pressure on a young Green Bay defense to keep them in games.  I predict 8-8.\n\nThe Lions, well, they are the Lions.\n\nThe Bears are certainly a good team.  Best defense I have seen in a long time.  Now, how can this team, which finished 11-5 last year, but had one of the worst offenses last year, draft ONE offensive player?  That's right, one offensive player.  A team whose offensive line is questionable, a team with an unproven rookie RB in Cedric Benson, and no notable receivers outside of Mushin Muhammed, the Bears defense will not be able to help this team go 11-5 next year.  The Bears will finish 7-9.\n\nThis is a decent division, certainly not the worst in the NFL.
35599
Hell yeah. The core of the team is back next season. The defense will only get better. They'll have a solid running game with Benson and Jones. The only question marks are at quarterback and receiver. They should get a decent receiver in the draft (and maybe pick up someone like Randle El) and Orton and Grossman should improve. The schedule looks kind of tough too with Denver, KC, and San Diego. \n\nBut again, look at the other teams in the division... Bears shouldn't have a problem getting to the playoffs and making a run.
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OK, lots of questions.  Short term, the Fargas and Caldwell thing is a push.  Yes, Fargas is on a horrible team, but he is a starting RB.  He'll touch the ball at least 15 times a game.  Caldwell is decent, but Brady throws it to eight different people.  \n\nOf the two if you choose to do it, go with Caldwell by a nose.\n\nKeep Jay Cutler.  If Plummer blows chunks in KC, Cutler could be starting.  He's a very, very smart player.  He is going to do wonders in Denver's system, possibly as soon as this season.\n\nKeep Tatum Bell for now.  He's still technically the starter.  If he aggravates the double turf toes, he's in the doghouse for good.  If you can, try trading him...
558993
I'm going with Vince Young on this one.. if you mean going to the playoffs as a starting quarterback?... I think both the Titans and Broncos stand a chance of making the playoffs this year... but i'm resonably sure Cutler will still be on the bench.
527983
I don't think it was necessarily a bad move - the BAD move was not trading the pick to any of the 10 teams that wanted Bush.  Trade the pick to New Orleans, get their 2nd pick for this year and their 2nd and 3rd next year and you can still get Williams!  The fact that this escaped the tiny little mind of the GM is reason enough for the people of Houston to be up in arms...he didn't bring home Bush or Young AND he didn't maximize their leverage?  Casserly is an idiot.
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thats hella messed up how he did that!!! i think he needs to realize that if hes not open all the time, WHY throw the ball hi way, and create an interception!! some of theses recievers need to shut up and STOP attacking the QBs....argh...i say, if he cant get his act together and work on his skill, the YES...trade him..
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I would keep an eye on who Cutler singles out this weekend there is an of chance that Rod Smith could be his choice. Look at the situation is Dallas Bledsoe was all over Glenn, when Romo came in he likes Owens, so don't be surprised if Cutler going to someone other than Walker.
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They have a good chance, but that could just be my inner-Bears fan talking right now. But one thing I really don't get is why Brian Urlacher is seen as "over-rated." I'm not even talking from a Bears-fan standpoint right now, he's aaaamazing. amazing. amazing. I can't say it enough. If Rex gets his confidence up during the coming "easy" weeks, i'm sure they have a good chance.
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Yes trade him now.  As you said his value has never been higher and you could probably get a solid #2(maybe even a low-end #1) and a decent QB to go with.  Assuming the top QBs won't be traded(Manning, Mcnabb, Brady, Bulger) you could probably get Favre in the deal as well.  The Packers D stinks so they get behind a lot which means Favre puts up big numbers playing catch up.  True he's been prone to INTs over the last few years but he's still got some juice left and Driver and Jennings(if he comes back this week) are playing well.  And you know Vick has a serious downside with his lackluster performances.  Go for two solid players (#1 or #2 WR and a decent QB) and you'll be better off down the road.  Trust me I've had Vick on my team and I lived to regret it.
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Quarterback Jay Cutler out of Vanderbilt should be a solid QB for a team like Green Bay or Arizona if he goes that far.\n\nWide receiver Sinorice Moss out of Miami(FL) will do okay, he may not have the skills of Larry Fitzgerald, but if a good QB throws to him, he will likely get better stats.\n\nAs for defense, cornerback Micheal Huff out of Texas could be the Defensive Rookie of the Year next year unless one of the top-notch defensive ends capture the award.\n\nFinally, a good sleeper pick is safety Anthony Smith out of Syracuse who was very near the top in the interceptions category. Not many poeple recognize him because he played on a bad team with a horrible offense. But he has excellent cover skills for a safety, according to Mel Kiper.
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I think they will keep him. He's an awesome qb when he is healthy. Just think if they got him some kind of line, a running game, and a Defence. I don't think a team could ever beat them. They need to draft smart and get some defensive help, and try to shore up that offensive line. a little might go along way to there success. Good Luck, as of now they will push for the division next year and i think they will just edge out the bears.
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Vince young is going to be a Mike Vick type player, except that Vince can pass. Matt Leinart isn't a very good QB, but he's a good leader. Cutler is the best QB in the draft, but Young is the better player.
419643
What an asset. Just to be on the sidelines giving advice to a young quarterback, his presence alone would be valuable to any team. Will he stay with Green Bay, and would he be happy in a back up role? Man gave his all for along time.
867129
I am a die hard Broncos fan in DC surrounded by Skins and Ravens fans.  I feel your pain.  I like Plummer, I think he has been a good quarterback, but he isnt getting it done.  I feel that Cutler could do no worse than not get it done.  I am excited about some new blood. Bring on Cutler and lets get back into it.
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Jay Cutler has zero chance of starting this season. Plummer is the Broncos guy for at least another 2 years. They can't eat his contract while he sits on the bench in favor of Cutler. Never happen.\n\nAs for your question, the Redskins are a good choice. The NFC is wide open and it could be anybody really. But a team with Mark Brunell at QB will never win a Super Bowl. Campbell may be a good QB, but they don't play him enough to find out. Plus the Redskins draft was lousy. \n\nI like the Steelers in the AFC. They did just enough in the draft to compensate for their free agent losses. Nothing tells me that they won't be good again, although they have a difficult schedule. I think Carolina is the team to beat in the NFC. They had a good draft and Delhomme is an underrated QB.