Harsh times in Denver: Part 2

A source have said that the meeting between Broncos head coach josh McDaniels and Jay Cutler have gone from bad to worse. The Broncos told him that every player on the team and even including him would be considered to be traded. That’s not what the face of your franchise wants to hear. Come on, how would John Elway feel if he heard those words coming out from the Broncos management. You’re giving your QB a false hope of confidence in him. You’re adding more pressure on him that needs to be added before next season with a new first time head coach leading the team. Also to add Cutler needs to deal with the uncertainties of Brandon Marshall and his troubles with the law. He could miss some games next season if he drops the ball again by getting into trouble. McDaniels is creating a rift in the organization now. Even Pat Bowen isn’t sure what the direction of the team is. He said that he wouldn’t want to trade Cutler and than at other times he does. The Broncos organization is flip flopping. Trust is key in any relationship. For next season to be great season, Cutler and McDaniels will need to build their trust again. If they can’t, than trade Cutler like he wishes they do. Right now that trust is broken.

Clearly, the Broncos are spitting at Cutler’s face, who is the face of franchise. Cutler is I think 17-20 overall in wins and losses which in most part is due to his poor defenses play. He has a rocket arm as which he has admitted to, and he had a great season last year. Cutler has said that he would miss next Monday’s first workout session with the team. If you’re rookie head coach that doesn’t have the starting QB present, how are you going to install the new offense than for next season? They need to fix this problem ASAP. Cutler can play and he should play where he is wanted. I think the best situation would be if the Lions traded there 20th overall pick to the Broncos and then draft an OT with their first round pick. That would be one best case scenario.