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By: cbohnert

cbohnert — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 21:31:31 +0000

Cutler came from an extraordinary class of talented players – like Elway and the class of 93. Of that class Elway was the best. Elway’s story is one of the finest sports stories of all time – he rode off into the sunset and left the game at his best hour.

Cutler reminds me of Elway when I see him play. He still no Elway off the field yet – look at the camera boy.

Jay is far better than Griese and can throw way better than Plummer.

What is super exciting with Denver once again is that we now have a QB and a new workhorse running back in Travis Henry. I may take a season to gel, but by the end of the year the Donkeys should be rocking!

By: cbohnert

cbohnert — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 21:23:44 +0000

before I comment I’m checking my password

By: CBracken2

CBracken2 — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 18:22:27 +0000

Lets not get cocky guys, yes we have one of the best quarterbacks in the league when it comes to arm strength, but Jake Plummer had accuracy. Quarterbacks need both of these plus good decision making. thats what jake didn’t have and jay needs to learn from jakes mistakes.

By: play2will

play2will — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 11:59:14 +0000

I think Cutler will be a good QB but he will not be a Elway. Its going to be a couple of season to really see what hes got to offer. Just hope its not like Plummer and not get the big one.

By: TLynch

TLynch — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 17:39:26 +0000

Let’s not all buy into the hype of Jay Cutler’s “greatness” when compared to Elway. The man has to prove he’s better first. Which means breaking his records, winning more Super Bowls, and removing the curse Elway left behind. The QB curse. Cutler is good, but he is just a rookie…it took Elway four years before we found ourselves in the Super Bowl and it took “The Drive” to do it.

Remember we had a pretty stout defense back then as well. Give the guy a chance, Denver eats quarterbacks alive before they even have a chance to develop into a great QB…we just lucked out that Elway had a thick skin. I hope this kid has one as well or his confidence will be shattered if all you demanding fans expect a Super Bowl trophy in just the kids second year. Just because Ben Rothlesburger did it, doesn’t mean EVERY two year quarterback should.

Let’s just hope he progresses well and gets us deep into the playoffs. I for one will not be disappointed if we do not make it to the big game. Not this year anyways, with D-will gone it will run hard on our team emotionally. I feel we need this year to recover mentally, but we will be back in the playoffs…I just think Super Bowl is reaching far. Cutler’s third year will be the year I begin to have sky high expectations. By then I hope we have a TD-like back to go along with Cutler…

By: DBRONCFAN

DBRONCFAN — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 00:50:48 +0000

Well here it is Jay has the potential to be great just like someone else said as long as he stays focused in the offseason and practices hard. I also wish that Coach would have put him in sooner, I have not ever really been a big fan of Plummer, I feel that he is overated for our team, but on Jay he does have an incredible arm and great poise, but he needs to have more pocket presence, wich will come in time hopefully and not get over confident with his passes. I really like to see that this kid has heart, I feel that is huge to players that are going to be great and for being a rookie, he handled himself so well just waiting there behind Plummer and responded greatly to the media. I do see him as the future for our team, great job Coach on this pick. As far as comparing him to Elway, well that is to be seen still. You don’t become great overnight, it takes time for that and that is what Elway did. Just like any hall of famer it takes heart, patience, time, commitment, dedication and teamwork. For us to be superbowl contenders don’t forget we need to be able to put pressure on a quarterback……

By: misteznprince

misteznprince — Sun, 11 Feb 2007 19:19:25 +0000

cutler has a chance to be better than #7. but realistically Elway was a much better athlete and a lot more vercitile than anyone in the NFL right now. to Jays credit he looked like the Elawy that i grew up watching, you know the older one who had declined as an athlete but excelled at QB, if Tommy and Rod come back Jay will shatter all the passing records in Denver.

By: orangnblueblud

orangnblueblud — Sun, 11 Feb 2007 07:50:23 +0000

Let’s not get so excited about Cutler. Everytime we get a new QB here we praise him as being like, or better than Elway. Hint: remember Greise?? Give this QB time before we give him all the bread in the basket. But i do think he will be a special QB.

By: I_Only_Like_Jay

I_Only_Like_Jay — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 21:34:16 +0000

All I really want to say is that Jay is NOT the next Elway. Jay is destined to be better. I think that since Jay actually MADE it all the way through his first Rookie game, I’d say that’s better than Elway. And why don’t we wait before we compare the “It took forever to win a Super Bowl” Elway to the Rookie that is Jay.
Jay is better than Elway!