But I will respond that I don’t hate Bowlen, I just haven’t thought much of him in awhile, he isn’t the owner he once was and who he is now is not going to help our team. He may have had his hand forced by his new coach but it’s his pride that is going to hurt the Broncos now and in the future.

and there are very few in the first place, are in favor of Cutler. Not one thing your opinion is based on is more than blind faith in a team you love. I love the team but I won’t let that cloud my judgement. I’m sorry you can’t see how you have no facts backing your opinion.

I am not at all saying that my view is 100% backed by facts it is very much based on my own conjecture but unless you were in the rooms with or are McDaniels or Bowlen your opinion must be 100% assumption, because there is nothing fact based in public to support it. The fact I used to guide me is the constant lies McDaniels has been caught in, lies he told the press and Jay Cutler. You won’t find a proven lie as of the time I write this from Jay Cutler, and don’t say, “I didn’t want to be traded” was a lie. Cutler asked for a trade he isn’t denying that he is just admitting his bluff.

before someone thinks they have a brain. “I didn’t get any calls from Bowlen or McDaniels.” Is not a proven lie either and that is why we use facts first kids.

My opinion of Bowlen being forced is about the hiring of McDaniels and the new coach’s way of doing things thus far which I feel is detrimental to the team. McDaniels created this situation and if I go based on who has been proven to be dishonest, and I do, he never seemed to try to fix it and I believe he never wanted to. Bowlen is forced to let McDaniels run the show because he can’t afford to second guess his new coach so early in his tenure giving him no real chance to keep Cutler.

Cutler isn’t the reason we haven’t gone to the playoffs with the exception of his rookie season, Plummer would have got us in but Shanny let the rookie play and what happened, happened. Cutler is a great Bronco and in his brief time in Denver he did all he could for the franchise I love, he would have won us Super Bowls and I rarely forget Broncos I like, Jay will be the biggest loss to this franchise not due to retirement. Jake was my guy to the bitter end and I still think the world of the guy, I still like Brian Griese but let’s face it the talent difference between them all is large.

Josh McDaniels is not a proven commodity, he has made decisions that are sketchy at best and he has a record that reads all zeroes at the moment. He ran an offense that broke records with the most potent weapons in the league at his disposal and ran an offense with a benchwarmer and a bunch of all-stars to a winning record but not the playoffs. Jeremy Bates ran a offense that was extremely potent a half decent defense and we wouldn’t have a new coach. Spagnuolo was the choice we should have made, Bates should be running our offense and we should all be happy. Instead we broke what was working and we may not see any real improvement on defense. McDaniels has a lot more to prove than Jay Cutler, without Jay he has written his own pink slip and sealed the Broncos fate. The one man who has put himself above the team is the man you are siding with.

I’m sure I haven’t convinced you but that is pretty much the human condition everyone forms an opinion and sticks to it, consider this, if people didn’t desperately want to go home juries would be hung forever. I have to get a little sleep so I can be an attentive parent for my son today. I’ll be sure to check back in though.

I know he faired pretty well in New England but can anyone be sure Ryan Leaf wouldn’t have flourished in the same situation? 14 Million for a guy who in all likelihood is less or only as talented as the guy the Chiefs should have stuck with Tyler Thigpen, will there be a QB competition? Yes, but it will just be for show, Cassel is making the big bucks and money spends better on the field. The idea that Cassel and Cutler are comparable is a work of fiction and the fact that McDaniels believes his own hype is precisely why he is going to fail. I would rather have Simms than Cassel and I think Simms is overrated, always have.

I look forward to resolution, any resolution, so we can again focus on football, i.e. the draft and training camps.

And whichever resolution is found, I wish all parties well, and the Denver Broncos the best. Since a trade seems so likely, I’m hoping Denver does as well as SD did when they traded Eli to the Giants. In the end, that worked out well for all sides.

I don’t believe for a second that Cutler wanted out, he bluffed, maybe you don’t like him for that but it isn’t uncommon or wrong. McDaniels has done something thus far but if it’s his job then we still don’t have a head coach and we might want to rethink hiring McDaniels as a Patriot version of queer eye because the make over is a little bit weak and about to get a whole lot worse.

Not really, but it strangely made sense.

I’m just never going to follow blindly and I’ll always question the brass because they owe all of us answers, that is a fact. Owners and coaches will always answer to the people because you can’t own a team anymore than you can own the streets. Perhaps Jay should fly back to Denver now but him being at home until now was to serve a purpose. It appears he overestimated how much the Broncos wanted him to be their QB. Pretty dumb right? I mean what with all the we won’t trade Jay, he’s our QB talk that had been spewed out over the past week.

I don’t like that divide, it really isn’t fair.

I don not like Josh McDaniels, he is a mistake made by an owner I do not think gets it as well as everyone would like to believe. That said I support the Broncos and that will never change.

I like Jay Cutler and I know the Broncos are a far worse team without him, I’ll follow Cutler’s career and always wonder what could have been as will most of you one day I suspect.

they try to argue their point by crying, “Bowlen said so!” Let it be known, I don’t care if you agree with me. I care when you call me out without having a single fact to back you up and worse when you do it with a false sense of superiority. My position supports itself, I never said Cutler was always telling the truth or Bowlen and McDaniels were always lying, I stated the fact that only one side has been caught in a set of lies. Credibility therefore is leaning towards Cutler, could assumptions based on that credibility be wrong? Absolutely, I could be as wrong as anyone else, but I have always made it clear that my assumptions were backed by a fact and when everyone else tried to throw anti-Jay facts at me they were nothing more than complete assumptions based on nothing more than blind faith. That s why wrong or right my argument is the only one that has been just. Phone records you have never seen are not enough, I have some phone records over here that prove Pat Bowlen likes phone sex. Does me saying that make it true? It holds as much weight as what you know about those phone records. I think the trade was pretty weak, although I know enough to know we shouldn’t be trading the franchise QB, losing a fifth was about as insulting as the Redskins should have felt when we took their second with Champ with Portis. Bowlen seems to have a problem prematurely pulling the trigger because we didn’t have to rush things, offers would have gotten better, I mean did no one learn from the Patriots mistake with Cassel? The bluff scenario is just the only thing that makes sense and it doesn’t make Cutler look good it makes him look weak. Goodnight.