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Originally Posted by SweetT
You and every other Buc fan in the world. It would be a perfect fit. The Bucs run that quazi west coast offense with the zone blocking and downhill run game that sets up the play action pass beautifully. That has Cutler written all over it.
As a true Falcon fan let me be the first to say....I hope you dont get him ;)
--T
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Are they still gonna run that same offense now that Gruden is gone?
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Originally Posted by farkedup
I got it, Denver has the #12 selection and the Lions desperately want out of the #1 slot since nobody this year deserves #1 pay..
swap #1 for #12 and send them that first 2nd round pick for Cutler. Toss in Kitna or something LMAO
Cutler has the Broncos bent over so paying "market value" for Cutler would be stupid.
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No way the Broncos would take that deal.
Nobody wants the #1 overall pick. NOBODY.
It's a weight around a franchise's neck, more of a curse than a blessing.....since that's a rookie you have to give $30M guaranteed to...and there's no clear cut #1 player this year.
Cutler doesn't have the Broncos bent over because they own his ass for the next two years. If he holds out, he doesn't get paid.
The Broncos might want the 1st rounder you got from the Cowboys for Roy Williams. Maybe both of the Cowboys picks (1st and 3rd) plus a conditional pick next year depending on Cutler's playing time/performance.
Then the Lions could use that #1 overall pick on a left tackle, move Backus to the right side, and then Cutler won't get concussed his first game in Detroit.
Of course, all of that depends on whether or not Cutler wants to go to Detroit, because he could refuse to sign a contract extension with them if he didn't want to play there, and that would kill the trade.
Anyways, I rambled a bit there but my main point is that if you think the Broncos are going to give you Cutler in exchange for moving up 11 spots in the 1st round to a spot that nobody wants, and a 2nd rounder, you've lost your mind.
Also, FWIW, it was the OLD management that got that deal from the Cowboys. Come to think of it, the new management is the old management. All of those front office guys were already there.