Jay Cutler requests trade

Cutler and Calvin Johnson make for a nice offensive foundation.

 

You can't forget.... he has aggressive diabetes.

It affects the bones.

 

Denver *should* be able to get a king's ransom from Detroit, you'd think. I'd be surprised if the Lions wouldn't be willing to do anything to make people forget about 0-16 and actually get them excited for next year.

It leaves Denver with no QB, but it's not like they've been making the playoffs *with* Cutler.

/still think he's staying put

 

So do Bart Scott and Ray Lewis.

Does his medical situation really come that much into play? Will this bone condition show up in 8-9 seasons?

 

Ray Lewis and Bart Scott have type 1 diabetes?

Wow.... I stand corrected then.

Mea culpa.

 

No, but having them blast you a few times each season (or playing in the NFL in general) can be pretty degenerative to any skeletal system.

 

Cutler may not have won much in Nashville, Vol fan, but I seem to remember him leading a team of nerds to victory over the almighty Vols and all their Rivals 12-star recruits in Knoxville.

sincerely,
Vanderbilt fanboy loser

 

I'm not saying he doesn't have it, but I get "Ray Lewis is Jewish" on google before I get anywhere near "Ray Lewis has diabetes."

 

Denver won't get a first-rounder for a player who has been OK at best and has demanded a trade. McDaniels has already made it clear he would have preferred Cassel.

They'll be lucky to get a No. 2 for Cutler.

 

That was my bad.

Any NFL linebacker sacking you might hurt your body as bad as Diabetes is what I was suggesting.

 

That's the wild thing about this.

On one hand, it's a "franchise QB" coming off a Pro Bowl season and those guys pretty much aren't ever available.

On the other, you can make a hell of an argument that he ran up a bunch of stats because Shanahan turned him loose (and the defense and running game were so shitty).

Somebody will be seduced enough to offer *at least* a first-rounder.

/and I *still* don't think he's going anywhere

 

You can reduce the number of times you get hit. You can be Dan Marino, or Ken O'Brien.