Originally posted by Alastor
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Also, as for the second part, what exactly was he going to say? His boy had already been traded to another team. Of course he didn't want to get rid of Cutler at that time. He isn't going to say "Jay isn't out QB, screw that kid".... He wanted Jay back at that time but still didn't want to do what it took to get him back. That would be why a 32 year old shouldn't be in charge of everything. Younger people tend to have much bigger egos. Inexperienced people have egos to big for their own good.
Originally posted by Alastor
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I don't get how you all credit the organization with trying to repair this. They reached out well after the boiling point had been reached. That is not worthy of praise. That isn't trying to fix the relationship. That is egging it on and then doing damage control.
Edit: I had time, so I looked up the Williamson article. http://forums.denverbroncos.com/show...ill+Williamson
"Perhaps the best moment of the session was saved for last. All of the coaches from the teams that started in the American Football League showed off the jerseys that their teams will wear twice this season to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the AFL. Coaches had the jersey number of their biggest stars.
Yes, McDaniels was issued No. 6 with Cutler's name on it. Could you imagine Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy having to hold up a Brett Favre jersey last summer or Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid having to hold up a Terrell Owens jersey three years ago?"
What I find funny is that even the NFL sees we just traded our best player. That is never a good thing IMO.
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