Are the Bears that much better with Cutler than they were with Orton?
by Denver98 on Oct 19, 2009 11:33 AM MDT
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Through 5 games Chicago has the same record in 2009 as it did in 2008 (3-2).
In 2008 they had beaten Indy and Philly; in 2009 they've beaten Pittsburgh .
They’ve lost to almost the same Atlanta team both years (Orton didn't even have Orlando Pace, not that he's what he used to be in his prime).
So are the Bears that much better with Cutler than they were with Orton at Quarterback?
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No offense..
.But does it really matter? I mean, the only concern I have with the Chicago Bears is where their 2010 First Round picks ends up since it belongs to the Broncos. Other than that, unless we face them in the Super Bowl, it is irrelevant. I’ll comment when they are on National TV the same way I do for all Prime Time games, nothing more because of Cutler.
The Broncos are 5-0 and are doing it as a team. It doesn’t get an y better than that for me!
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by John Bena on Oct 19, 2009 11:36 AM MDT reply actions 3 recs
You are Correct
My point exactly sir. You hit the nail on the head. I care about the Bears as I do any other NFC team.
Talk is for Losers and Fools.
by Victim of Love on Oct 19, 2009 1:18 PM MDT up reply actions
I think it matters
We spent all offseason wondering what was happening to our team, wondering if our new head coach was making the right decisions, wondering if those decisions were going to send the Broncos into a tailspin, as reported, or to the playoffs as some of us suspected. Watching what Cutler does for the Bears is just another way to gauge McD’s decisions as they pertain to his system, our team, and the biggest NFL trade in recent history, as well as how Orton’s play stacks up. This trade has been a part of making the Broncos what they are today and its only logical to dissect it and analyze it as the season goes on. For me, it also makes a game I wouldn’t have cared much about, a little more interesting. Cutler’s play seems to be much like last season, exciting yet somewhat inconsistent. I think its nice to validate such a controversial team move with some QB comparison even if they aren’t in our conference.
by BigskyBronco on Oct 19, 2009 1:40 PM MDT up reply actions 2 recs
agreed
once we have Chi towns pick for next year determined I will care about the Bears as much in the future as I have in the past………pretty much not at all, not in our division and we rarely have to play them so I don’t car what they do after this year. I just hope they stink it up this year since we have their pick.
Yes they are better with Cutler than they were with Orton at Quarterback
Here is why: When Orton was QB, the coaches and the fans basically always treated him like a fourth-rounder who would only be good as a backup -when they won, it was the Defense or running game, when they lost, it was all on him -and his noodle-armed weak play was the only thing keeping them from the superbowl. Now with Jay (who has this mystical ability to avoid all criticism and deflect any responsibility from his own mistakes) he is the big-armed-hotshot-pro-bowl-first-rounder Chicago has always wanted and expected their quarterback to be (can you blame them with guys like Favre and Rodgers in the same division?). Well, now that they have him, they can no longer blame the QB position for all their woes. Because they now have what they thought would be the final missing piece, they are forced to look at the rest of the shortcomings of the team. Having Jay will force them to take stock of the rest of their holes and hopefully address them. Unfortunately for them, they don’t have the draft picks next year to help fix those problems. But Jay is their guy now for years to come, and so they will have years to build around him. A QB, no matter how talented and gifted, cannot do it by himself. Rodgers can’t do it without an O-line and running game, neither can the Bears with Jay; Elway needed TD and some Mastermind coaching, etc. Football truly is a Team sport.
For what it’s worth, Orton is a fantastic fit for McDaniels and the new Broncos – and I’m pleased that he’s finally with a coach that trusts and respects him, because he’s such a humble team-first hard worker and leader, he deserves to be given a real chance to grow and shine. Plus we got the Bear’s picks to boot. That’s all I care about. The trade is working for us, so who cares?
GO BRONCOS!
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 19, 2009 12:21 PM MDT reply actions 36 recs
This might be the greatest comment ever!
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I was just going to say that too Guru!
Great job Kitten.
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Drinkin' the orange kool-aid since the day McDaniels was hired.
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by HockeyHippie on Oct 19, 2009 4:18 PM MDT up reply actions
Wow...thanks Guru!
Do I get a Tshirt? :-)
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:27 AM MDT up reply actions
Sorry
I already called dibs. lol
"Don't feed the trolls. Remember to be polite. And please show self-restraint in comment length!" -Me, to myself, because I need constant reminding.
Haha. We could have a contest… matching our football wits and acumen for the ladies hand…
Errr…. yikes. I just scared myself a lickle bit.
lol!
Realize I would be a desperate man…my family would KILL me if I lost. Not even kidding; given the choice, I think they’d boot me ouf the family and keep her!
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LOLOLOLOLOL
Conversation nonstarters: hoping McDaniels fails, comparing Bears to Broncos, Cutler to Orton, apples to oranges, and casual drinkers to Raiders fans.
by broncosmontana on Oct 19, 2009 5:09 PM MDT up reply actions
Um Hey aLuffabo
Disco Stu and Colorado Kitten are actually married.
IT is, and it's impossible for IT not to be.
Parmenides (5th Century B. C. Greek)
Hahahahaha, oh man, that’s great.
Somehow I’ve been on this site for a while now, and that fact has escaped me.
Stu, you are my new hero. Congratulations, you’re a lucky man. The girls I hang with can barely spell football.
He's a lucky man, indeed
He can get pointers from Colorado_Kitten even when she’s offline.
"Surprised to see you, Captain, though pleased." — from Star Trek episode Space Seed.
It's a good thing, too
’Cause I need all the help I can get!
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Kitten
I think the Bears fans would agree with this assessment. Could have been its own complete post. Not bad, lass.
Smokey, my friend, you are entering a world of pain.
Thanks Dude!
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:28 AM MDT up reply actions
This Bears fan agrees
and is going to bring it over to our site, quoted of course, because a lot of people are still solely blaming cutler, while you hit the nail on the head… he’s merely exposed our other glaring weaknesses
+1
"I'm sorry Josh, I'm with Chicago now, you need to stop calling me" -JerBear50 as Jay Cutler
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by BearNecessities on Oct 19, 2009 1:16 PM MDT up reply actions
I don't think they'll appreciate that
I was on there this morning, and they don’t want anything to do with Cutler/Orton comparisons. I don’t envy the vitriol you are about to incite.
This is our team, let's have fun with it! - dmitchell624
Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you're wrong.
well, it’s about time somebody said the truth, instead of "Cutler is responsible for everything good and bad related to the Bears/Broncos. "
the fact is, you guys have an oustanding defense, and the game planning allows for Orton to play into his strengths, which have worked out quite effectively, our OC couldn’t do that for 3 straight QBs now
our “gameplan” allows Cutler to run for his life for 60 minutes… because our Defense is mediocre and injury ridden, and our Oline makes Greenbay’s look like all pros
"I'm sorry Josh, I'm with Chicago now, you need to stop calling me" -JerBear50 as Jay Cutler
"No offense intended" does not jive with posting in the heat of the moment.
by BearNecessities on Oct 19, 2009 1:45 PM MDT up reply actions
LOL
That’s a phrase I haven’t heard associated to Denver in a long, long time – “outstanding defense”. It’s very nice to hear, and I hope that they can keep it up.
As to your offensive gameplan, that sounds harsh, but seems to be what a lot of fans have said about Turner. If he’s anything like his brother, it’s not surprising. If either were a coach on my team, I wouldn’t have much confidence in them.
If you listen to Chris Collinsworth, though, you’d think that Jay had just fallen from heaven, throwing lasers with pin point accuracy all across the field. It’s kind of sickening. To me, anyways.
Good luck to you, sir!
This is our team, let's have fun with it! - dmitchell624
Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you're wrong.
Cris Collensworth is useless
i actually miss madden, and yes his whole Payton Manning comparisons and “laser rocket arm” nonsense… great, who doesnt know the kid can throw the ball? let’s move on.
these “analysts” are ridiculous… most fans could do a better job announcing, and if not, at least it’d be entertaining. Can’t wait (eyes rolling) to listen to Gruden tonight
"I'm sorry Josh, I'm with Chicago now, you need to stop calling me" -JerBear50 as Jay Cutler
"No offense intended" does not jive with posting in the heat of the moment.
by BearNecessities on Oct 19, 2009 2:47 PM MDT up reply actions
If I hear the words "Franchise QB" one more time............
What is a franchise QB? Doesn’t every franchise have like 2 or 3, sometimes 4? If you are a QB, and you have a contract to play for an NFL franchise, you are a franchise QB.
Sorry for the tangent. Continue.
If Taylor Swift were to try and tackle me, I'd let her.
by Troy Hufford on Oct 19, 2009 4:00 PM MDT up reply actions
Amen!
I totally agree with you kb
"The best defense is a good offense. Or is it the other way around." Wolverine
Pray for the best, prepare for the worst, and know you will come down somewhere between the two.
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by Brian Shrout on Oct 19, 2009 4:04 PM MDT up reply actions
I Amen your Amen!
I heard it least once last night from CC.
Blues. Cardinals. Broncos. Rockies (when not playing St. Louis!).
Drinkin' the orange kool-aid since the day McDaniels was hired.
Go DU hockey! Go Mammoth!
by HockeyHippie on Oct 19, 2009 4:21 PM MDT up reply actions
lol
not for us, a Franchise QB is someone who takes snaps for half a season usually, which is why it’s so liberally applied to us, the hopes of him QBing for us for years… multiple, but if he keeps taking a pounding at the line, i know i wouldnt resign
"I'm sorry Josh, I'm with Chicago now, you need to stop calling me" -JerBear50 as Jay Cutler
"No offense intended" does not jive with posting in the heat of the moment.
by BearNecessities on Oct 19, 2009 4:36 PM MDT up reply actions
A Franchise QB....
Is one that dines at franchises like McDonalds and Olive Garden for example. By the look of Cutler’s double chins. I would say he is a “Franchise” QB…..does that help KB!
Those that cant coach, compete!
Failing to plan is planning to fail.
All I want is 53 Rod Smiths. Is that asking too much????
"Peyton Hillis didn’t rip the sleeves off his jersey, they flew off out of fear."
Calijoefornia.
Maybe the NFL will start to get so broke that they will allow people to "purchase the rights" to call a game, hahahaha.
It would make them a little extra cash and I think more people would actually watch the game and order sports packages with that in effect.
ORANGE CRUSH! ... need I say more?
that would be awesome.
Dave Logan and Guru in the booth!!!!!!!!!
If Taylor Swift were to try and tackle me, I'd let her.
by Troy Hufford on Oct 19, 2009 4:10 PM MDT up reply actions 1 recs
Now that would be awesome
I’d order the package, if it’s available in OK (probably not).
Make those miracles happen - Jon Keyworth
by IgorBStrange on Oct 19, 2009 4:29 PM MDT up reply actions
Me too.
If Taylor Swift were to try and tackle me, I'd let her.
by Troy Hufford on Oct 19, 2009 4:37 PM MDT up reply actions
"throwing lasers with pin point accuracy "
One thing about Jay Cutler is that he can do exactly that. I remember in his first pre season in Denver, I watched him in a couple games and said to my self, “Wow, the ball goes exactly where he wants it to go.” His problem is that sometimes he wants it to go to the wrong place.
IT is, and it's impossible for IT not to be.
Parmenides (5th Century B. C. Greek)
He can when he sets his feet, which is almost never… Especially behind that Chicago line.
He throws off his back foot WAY too much, and it affects his deep ball accuracy. He completely sailed the ball over a wide open Hester on more than one occasion
by lolcopter on Oct 19, 2009 3:41 PM MDT via mobile up reply actions
whoa whoa whoa
and our Oline makes Greenbay’s look like all pros
Let’s not get too crazy!
by T.Dot_Bronco on Oct 19, 2009 4:00 PM MDT up reply actions
Rodgers has been sacked 25 times already!
Could he throw the ball away a little quicker to avoid some of that? Absolutely. Does that fact take anything away from how truly terrible GB O-line is? Heck no!
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 19, 2009 4:19 PM MDT up reply actions
WOW. They should just forget the 5 Olinemen and just line up WRs out there so Rodgers can take the snap and throw it up.
If Taylor Swift were to try and tackle me, I'd let her.
by Troy Hufford on Oct 19, 2009 4:23 PM MDT up reply actions
I'm a huge Rodgers fan
I would love to see what he could do with a decent running game and oline. Even just decent. IMHO he’s pound for pound the best QB in the NFL. Put him on Indy, Pats, Broncs, anywhere he doesn’t get sacked a billion times and he’s the talk of the town guaranteed.
by T.Dot_Bronco on Oct 19, 2009 4:26 PM MDT up reply actions
Alright the sacks comment
was overboard… but pound for pound, i’d take Payton Manning over Rodgers. the guy has surgical precision
"I'm sorry Josh, I'm with Chicago now, you need to stop calling me" -JerBear50 as Jay Cutler
"No offense intended" does not jive with posting in the heat of the moment.
by BearNecessities on Oct 19, 2009 4:37 PM MDT up reply actions
Hard to argue that
nothing but respect for Manning here. For some reason I really like watching Rodgers play ball.
by T.Dot_Bronco on Oct 19, 2009 4:42 PM MDT up reply actions
Thanks BN
Means a lot coming from a thoughtful Bears fan like you.
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:29 AM MDT up reply actions
Great Post
Never looked at it that way before. Great, great point.
Talk is for Losers and Fools.
by Victim of Love on Oct 19, 2009 1:22 PM MDT up reply actions
Thanks VoL – glad to bring a different perspective to the whole trade debate.
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:30 AM MDT up reply actions
Greatest. Comment. EVER!
Wow…very impressed CK. Nicely wrapped and packaged with a neat little ribbon around it. Merry Christmas to all!
"Precipitation, which side are you on?
Are you on the rise? Are you falling down?
Let me know, Come on let's go, yeah
Got some if you need it!" -EV
lol but its not even Halloween yet! :-P
Thanks, sadaraine!
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:31 AM MDT up reply actions
Thanks BroncoSense72!
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:32 AM MDT up reply actions
Yes CK!
As much as I hated the trade and miss KO playing for my Bears, the trade will do exactly what you stated. Unfortunately, the biggest shortcomings are the GM and coaching staff. They might be replaced if the Bears fail to make the playoffs in 2009, which would grease the way for upgrades on the player personnel side of things. Very nicely written young lady!
Thanks rocko1! Speaking of the coaching staff, what do you think about Shanahan reuniting with Cutler out there? Is it even a possibility? Do you like it if it means Slowik comes along?
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:33 AM MDT up reply actions
My kind of thinking
Wish I would have thought of this. But I didn’t, so you go, Kitten.
Make those miracles happen - Jon Keyworth
by IgorBStrange on Oct 19, 2009 4:22 PM MDT up reply actions
Thanks Igor. It actaully occurred to me after the Bears Atlanta game.
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:35 AM MDT up reply actions
awesome
If Taylor Swift were to try and tackle me, I'd let her.
by Troy Hufford on Oct 19, 2009 4:28 PM MDT up reply actions
Great post
But you’re wrong about one thing: Rodgers CAN and IS doing it without an o-line or a running game
by Donald Driver on Oct 19, 2009 4:43 PM MDT up reply actions
But they won't be able to win any big playoff games
If you can’t win in the trenches, it’s almost impossible to go to and win the superbowl
"Really, I'm a high-motor guy. Tough, hard-nosed, a hard runner, can make you miss at times. And just competitive. I love to play the game and I bring that energy to my team. So, we'll see how that goes." - Knowshon Moreno
Knowshon Moreno=ROY
I admire the guy for his ability
But Lord, is he getting the crap beat out of him. Can he take it for 10 or more games?
IT is, and it's impossible for IT not to be.
Parmenides (5th Century B. C. Greek)
Much respect to Rodgers
He’s one of my favorites in the NFL today. What a talent! And maybe he can carry the Pack to the playoffs on a wildcard this year, but they don’t further without fixing their issues.
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 19, 2009 5:27 PM MDT up reply actions
Yeehaw!
Great comment! I agree completely, with one caveat. Jay’s gonna want TOP DOLLAR (at least Rivers + $1!) this offseason, and it’s likely to be big up front and big on the back end as well, so if they’re gonna focus on their weaknesses starting year or two after next, they’re not gonna have much dinero to pay for it! ^^
Unless we go uncapped for a few years and Angelo manages to sneak off with McCaskey’s checkbook…
Conversation nonstarters: hoping McDaniels fails, comparing Bears to Broncos, Cutler to Orton, apples to oranges, and casual drinkers to Raiders fans.
by broncosmontana on Oct 19, 2009 5:13 PM MDT up reply actions
CBA
The fate of the CBA is certainly a consideration for all teams, and will make rebuilding around a new franchise QB more interesting, that’s for sure. Compiled with the lack of picks next year, and it could take a little longer than perhaps hoped to get things set for a strong playoff run.
"Take what you can. Give nothing back!"
by Colorado_Kitten on Oct 20, 2009 9:40 AM MDT up reply actions
I'll follow up the best comment ever with the worst comment ever.
THE BEARS ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE!
dur. :)
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by Tim Lynch on Oct 19, 2009 1:24 PM MDT reply actions 1 recs
LMAO
Go ahead and crown their @$$ if you want to, but THEY ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE!
"Precipitation, which side are you on?
Are you on the rise? Are you falling down?
Let me know, Come on let's go, yeah
Got some if you need it!" -EV
through 5 games
Last year’s Bears were 3-2 (2-2 plus the Lions gimme), with 128 points scored. 1100 yards from their QB on 155 throws (7.10 YPA), who had 7 TDs and 4 INTs.
This year’s Bears are 3-2 (2-2 plus the Lions gimme), with 119 points scored. 1200 yards from their QB on 172 throws (6.98 YPA), who has 10 TDs and 7 INTs.
UPGRADE!
Hey, I'll take two first rounders and their noodle armed QB for a 5-0 record. :)
And a heart-felt THANK YOU to the Main Stream Media.
Thank you for HYPING up out former QB all offseason long. Thank you for tricking Da Bears into giving up the world for basically the same results.
I must write Jaime Dukes and thank him and all the rest for allowing the Broncos to make the steal of the year in this trade….
MSM Rocks! Long Live ESPN and John Clayton! Hip Hip Hooray! Three Cheers people…come on!
Verbose in style, dispersion of thought, procrastination in life.
by Tim Lynch on Oct 19, 2009 2:36 PM MDT up reply actions 1 recs
Hip Hip Hooray!!!
"Don't feed the trolls. Remember to be polite. And please show self-restraint in comment length!" -Me, to myself, because I need constant reminding.
Well, now Zappa
Thank you for tricking Da Bears into giving up the world for basically the same results.
That’s not exactly what happened. Call it Orton for Cutler and let’s call it even, for the moment. They also got Knox with our 5th, and he’s looking good. We got Ayers, who’s looking good so far, and 1/2 of Quinn, who is ??
Plus next year’s #1, who could turn into a flotch.
IT is, and it's impossible for IT not to be.
Parmenides (5th Century B. C. Greek)
I think we can thank Shanahan for getting the Broncos so much value for Cutler.
Cutler did not look quite as good last night as he did in many games for the Broncos. Shanahan traded up to draft him, benched Plumber to bring in the new “franchise quaterback”, and then helped him look better (because Shanahan was darn good at creating offense most of the time).
In my opinion Cutler has great talent, but he seems impatient and (as we all know) he just seems to have a piss poor attitude. I am glad he has moved on and the Broncos got all they got for him.
Very funny ZAppa!
Those that cant coach, compete!
Failing to plan is planning to fail.
All I want is 53 Rod Smiths. Is that asking too much????
"Peyton Hillis didn’t rip the sleeves off his jersey, they flew off out of fear."
Calijoefornia.
LOL
Man, that’s some sweet koolaid, Z! Pour me some! ^^
Conversation nonstarters: hoping McDaniels fails, comparing Bears to Broncos, Cutler to Orton, apples to oranges, and casual drinkers to Raiders fans.
by broncosmontana on Oct 19, 2009 5:15 PM MDT up reply actions
wait, what?
Then how come Cutler didn’t make the play on 4th down last night? How come he’s 0-0 in the playoffs (same as Orton), and was 0-3 last year when his team needed to win just one game to get to the playoffs? Why is the non-playmaker 27-12 as a starter?
And what about when Cutler’s “big plays” benefit the other team?
Actually, he's 26-12
unless you have a time machine, in which case thanks for the tip!
"Surprised to see you, Captain, though pleased." — from Star Trek episode Space Seed.
One thing I don't miss
Cutler seemed to either have a phenomenal game or just blow it and take the team down with him. It was so inconsistent, you didn’t know what Cutler you would get week in and week out. After doing this routine for 3 years, it’s relieving to watch him do it with another teams season. I was always behind him, I would always back his excuses and give him even more then he needed. Now that were seperated its easy to look at the relationship from a distance, I loved him blindly. Unfortunately is looks like Bear fans are doing the same thing, but I can’t blame them either.
Everyone wants to say Cutler plays for a different team, who cares about him. I do, the way he treated us fans as he left. How the MSM somehow fell in love with him, and treated the Broncos like we traded Obama for Castro. We( I ) need to be validated that Denver was right and Cutler, The MSM, and all of the Denver fans who jumped the wagon were wrong.
Enough of that rant.
Denver rookie head coach Josh McDaniels doesn't have a grasp on how to build a team." - John Clayton, April 23rd, 2009
by diviesti on Oct 19, 2009 4:24 PM MDT reply actions 3 recs
If something went wrong early in the game, it lingered in his mind and made him terrible the rest of the day.
(see Kansas City 2008 and San Diego 2008)
If Taylor Swift were to try and tackle me, I'd let her.
by Troy Hufford on Oct 19, 2009 4:27 PM MDT up reply actions
And that...
….will never, ever, happen with Kyle Orton. You can book that, and you can call me a moron if it ever happens.
IT is, and it's impossible for IT not to be.
Parmenides (5th Century B. C. Greek)
Ya, I'm done with it all too.
I harbor no ill-will towards the Bears and will continue to maintain the Chicago is one of my all-time favorite cities, even though the hawks and Cubs reside there. :)
But I just got sick of the waiting with Cutler. The waiting for him to figure it out. The waiting for him to quit shooting the team in the foot.
I’m glad the trade was made and I’m happy with this year’s Broncos. But there’s no way we could have had this year’s team and had JC as well. So I’m glad he’s gone.
Blues. Cardinals. Broncos. Rockies (when not playing St. Louis!).
Drinkin' the orange kool-aid since the day McDaniels was hired.
Go DU hockey! Go Mammoth!
by HockeyHippie on Oct 19, 2009 4:31 PM MDT up reply actions
Lalalalala
I don’t want to hear another word about HWMNBN. It just brings out the worst in people and trolls from other sites (like Geomak).
Wow, this is a lot of fun
But it’s Monday Night, and are you ready for some Football? (I think I need a nap before the game ;-)
IT is, and it's impossible for IT not to be.
Parmenides (5th Century B. C. Greek)
Lucky. I have a chemistry quiz at 7 oclock. I'm ordering pizza when I'm done and hopefully the pizza guy will meet me at my door at 8-815ish
If Taylor Swift were to try and tackle me, I'd let her.
by Troy Hufford on Oct 19, 2009 4:38 PM MDT up reply actions
Hate it when the pizza guy
shows up too early or too late. I’ve learned that a local place will deliver a “take and bake” pizza that you put in the frig until 15 minutes or so before you’re ready to pop it in the oven. Totally on time.
IT is, and it's impossible for IT not to be.
Parmenides (5th Century B. C. Greek)
It's never the same though
I do that all the time but I’m never happy with oven baked za
by T.Dot_Bronco on Oct 19, 2009 5:05 PM MDT up reply actions
Is it too late to jump on the bandwagon lauding Colorado_Kitten's comment?
Except for the rest of the trade the Bears are no worse off because Cutler “requires” no coaching and they have none to offer. They simply wanted a finished product who could be slotted into place, and given their inability to coach the position Jay’s as good as they could have gotten. Orton could never have realized his potential with them, because he’s smart and he is coachable. Denver’s way better off, even without the sweeteners to the deal, because Orton’s upside (thanks to his intelligence and coachability) is higher than Jay’s and Denver has the coaching he can use that Cutler couldn’t/wouldn’t. Given that McDaniels (in my opinion) wanted Orton more than Jay anyway, but got a king’s ransom of draft picks in addition, makes it a heist of epic proportions. I felt back when it happened that McDaniels played the Bears, and I haven’t seen anything since to change that opinion.
"Surprised to see you, Captain, though pleased." — from Star Trek episode Space Seed.
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