He is talented. He made the pro bowl (but even Favre did that, so take that with a grain of salt). He captained a team that had a worse collapse than the Jets had. He has a rocket arm. He has enough mobility to use effectively outside the pocket. He has diabetes which is a scary thing (I have it as well, so I know how it affects a person in an athletic sense). He thinks very, very highly of himself. He puts himself ahead of the team. He is going to cost a lot of high picks (because the Jets don’t have a QB to trade back to Denver). Aside from Favre, he turns the ball over more than anyone (and I don’t want to hear it’s because of his volume of throws, because he could have had 30 int’s last year with all the dropped passes by db’s).

Those are all facts. So depending on the cost, this could be very good or very, very detrimental to this team’s future.

p.s. Peyton through his O line under the bus in 05

There is a difference between holding out and holding your team hostage. Cutler acted like a 4 year old whose mother refused to buy him a power rangers toy. In my mind, there really isn’t an excuse for his actions. You are a grown man, if I heard from my job that I was going to be relocated, I wouldn’t cry and bitch and moan until they sent me to sunny San Diego instead of East Bumblef**k, Iowa. Cutler is an employee, and an employee doesn’t have say over the employer.

That being said, if the Jets can swing a deal where he doesn’t cost 3 first day picks or something outlandish, than I’m alright with trading for him.