I have been a bronco fan since the Craig Morton days, and still am, though now living in Bolt country.  I have been as bothered as anyone else since the Cutler trade, and can understand the unabated Cutler-watch by Bronco fan.  No matter how much I try, the curiosity to compare the success/failur of cutler and Orton does not go away, and perhaps will not go away at least during this season.  The fact is, no matter how much any Bronco may want to deny it, Cutler is a terrific talent and is a treat to watch.  I do miss him.  Having said that, Orton is growing on me and I truly believe that Orton fits the scheme of things with the prsent day Broncos like Cutler would never have.  Cut ler is a terrific talent, but not much of a team player.  Orton is talented enough to succeed as an NFL QB, but beyond that he is a consummate team player.  And what we have now in Denver is a TEAM.  TYhe success of the Broncos this season is due to the fact that they are playing as a TEAM.  much as it was fun watching Cutler complete those down-the-field passes, it is a lot more fun seen these Broncos WIN football games with team-play and making monkeys out of the media pundits.

I can now see why McDaniels would prefer a Cassel or an Orton over a Cutler.  McDaniels has molded a TEAM, and he needs players who will execute game plans as members of the TEAM.  I can see now, and I believe most people will agree, that Cutler never would have fit in as a member of thie TEAM concept.

So, with all due respects to everyonr in Broncoland, let us forget about any animosity towards Cutler.  Let us wish both Orton and Cutler success this year and throughout their careers.  Let us enjoy the play of both.  Of course, when the Broncos play the Bears in the Superbowl, it will be always GO BRONCOS!