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Originally posted by solidg2000:Originally posted by susweel:
If I was Jed York this what I would say.
"I dont care what it costs, just make this f**king deal happen."
But I mean come on
in his last 5 games he threw 4 TDs and 5 INTs
Originally posted by susweel:Originally posted by solidg2000:Originally posted by susweel:
If I was Jed York this what I would say.
"I dont care what it costs, just make this f**king deal happen."
But I mean come on
in his last 5 games he threw 4 TDs and 5 INTs
So who cares about the last five games. That dude is everything that Alex Leaf is not.
Originally posted by abowers1984:
I am probably one of the biggest Cutler fans around and would absolutely be willing to sell the farm to get him... However, assuming that Denver would be willing to part with him for something less that an equally talented QB (a big assumption) - I think the niners might have a package that most other franchises would have a tough time putting together... Here it is:
Draft Picks: 1st rounder (2009), 2nd rounder (2010), 4 rounder (2010)
Players: I know that most of us here (except for the unabashed Smith-a-holics) dont think that Alex is worth the charmon ultra he wipes his butt with (yea I just quoted Varstiy Blues), but that doesnt mean that he lacks the necessary PHYSICAL (not mental or instinctual) ability to play the position... And really, thats all that Cassel had coming into the league.
As a matter of fact, Smith and Cassel are actually very similar in terms of the tools they each possessed coming into the league - average to above-average arm strength, excellent athleticism, and zero playing experience in a pro-style offense. Additionally, it is quite clear that Smith is the most comfortable out of the shotgun - which McDaniels employs about 70% of the time. Couple that with the fact that Alex is still only 24 years old, meaning that he could afford to sit and learn for a couple seasons (just like cassel did) and still be in the prime of his career (physically speaking).
So if McDaniels is as conceited as he appears to be, Im sure that he would be confident in the fact that if anyone could turn our fallen star into a starting caliber QB - its him!!! And we might have something.
Originally posted by abowers1984:
yes... and if anything more is required - I'd be willing to part with Lawson. Then we grab Larry English in the 2nd to fill the void.
Originally posted by Money:
So your giving the Broncos a 1st, 2nd, 4th, and Alex Smith?
Originally posted by Chief49er:
Trading for Cutler would give us wins, playoffs, sales of tickets and product, prime time games and a happy fan base.
There is NO reason we shouldn't make a move on him.
This seems like BS but I will share anyway.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/140554-jayc-to-dc-3-way-trade-has-5-players-moving-and-2-drafts
This is unconfirmed.
However, an inside source says a trade will bring Jay Cutler to Washington is almost complete.
The leak came roughly about one hour ago. Negotiations between Cutler’s agent, Pat Bowlen, Daniel Snyder, and the Cleveland Browns management have been ongoing for a few days and all sides seem to be happy.
The deal would see Jay Cutler, Tony Scheffler, and Cleveland’s third round pick going to Washington.
Jason Campbell and Chris Cooley going to Cleveland and one of Denver’s fifth round picks.
Brady Quinn going from Cleveland to Denver, and LaRon Landry from Washington will be going to Denver. We thought that the Bailey-Portis trade was big.
Our source says that teams will announce the deal at 5 p.m. this evening.
Originally posted by ninerfaninLA:Originally posted by Chief49er:
Trading for Cutler would give us wins, playoffs, sales of tickets and product, prime time games and a happy fan base.
There is NO reason we shouldn't make a move on him.
This seems like BS but I will share anyway.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/140554-jayc-to-dc-3-way-trade-has-5-players-moving-and-2-drafts
This is unconfirmed.
However, an inside source says a trade will bring Jay Cutler to Washington is almost complete.
The leak came roughly about one hour ago. Negotiations between Cutler’s agent, Pat Bowlen, Daniel Snyder, and the Cleveland Browns management have been ongoing for a few days and all sides seem to be happy.
The deal would see Jay Cutler, Tony Scheffler, and Cleveland’s third round pick going to Washington.
Jason Campbell and Chris Cooley going to Cleveland and one of Denver’s fifth round picks.
Brady Quinn going from Cleveland to Denver, and LaRon Landry from Washington will be going to Denver. We thought that the Bailey-Portis trade was big.
Our source says that teams will announce the deal at 5 p.m. this evening.
Ya.. seems like BS to me. Way too big. Those deals just dont happen.
Originally posted by Chief49er:
Trading for Cutler would give us wins, playoffs, sales of tickets and product, prime time games and a happy fan base.
There is NO reason we shouldn't make a move on him.
This seems like BS but I will share anyway.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/140554-jayc-to-dc-3-way-trade-has-5-players-moving-and-2-drafts
This is unconfirmed.
However, an inside source says a trade will bring Jay Cutler to Washington is almost complete.
The leak came roughly about one hour ago. Negotiations between Cutler’s agent, Pat Bowlen, Daniel Snyder, and the Cleveland Browns management have been ongoing for a few days and all sides seem to be happy.
The deal would see Jay Cutler, Tony Scheffler, and Cleveland’s third round pick going to Washington.
Jason Campbell and Chris Cooley going to Cleveland and one of Denver’s fifth round picks.
Brady Quinn going from Cleveland to Denver, and LaRon Landry from Washington will be going to Denver. We thought that the Bailey-Portis trade was big.
Our source says that teams will announce the deal at 5 p.m. this evening.
