What a night last night was.  I'm so pumped, I can't beleive it.  I just have to point out one thing I noticed that may have been overshadowed a bit by Royal w/Cheese's debut.  I know we all expected Cutler to have a breakout year as far as his play but one thing I noticed was his poise and demeanor throughout the game.  We all knew Cutler was going to be special and I fully expected the kind of play he displayed last night.  However, his leadership was extremely impressive all game long.  We saw his willingness to take a leadership role in the offseason when he got after Marshall, but the leadership he displayed last night was awesome.  His quiet confidence wasn't so quiet when you take his body language into account.  What I saw last night was a man with confidence oozing from every pore.  Not a cocky or arrogant confidence, but a determined, whatever it takes to win confidence.  You could see it in his face as well as his body.  I haven't seen that since (dare I say it?)  Elway.  This is no longer a rising young star, Cutler is a young field general with the poise and intense competitiveness of a seasoned veteran.  From his quiet confidence to his jumping on Nate Jackson when he dropped a pass that hit him right in the hands last night, I was taken aback by Cutler's leadership throughout the game.  Like I said earlier, I knew he was going to be good this year, but I have a sense that we could be about to witness greatness.  Not since Elway have I seen this kind of competitiveness and leadership from the QB position in Denver.  Even though his play was outstanding and Royal was totally dominant, I saw something else last night, I saw the intangibles that make the difference between very good and absolute greatness.  The kind of intangibles that enable a man to put a team on his back and take them wherever he desires, intangibles that enable a man to will his team to victory under any circumstances.  With the talent around him, Cutler will wildly exceed all of our expectations and then some.  There were a lot of great things about last nights game, but this stood out to me the most.  With all that being said, I don't think it is too far out of the question to say that we've at least got to be considered a dark horse for the Super Bowl, this year.   LOL  Zappa and Mike Clark, I'm joining you fellas in lala land, and it is a sweet place to be.  You guys might not be so nuts afterall.