http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=sando_mike&id=3142771&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab1pos2

ESPN rates the best QBs, and the one evaluated as the most likely to become the next Manning and Brady, Jay Cutler.

He's rated ahead of Romo, Rothlesburger, Carson Palmer, Vince Young.

Remember when we could have drafted him? Anyone? I know I'm not the only one that wanted to take him.

I think Tony Romo will accomplish more in his career than Jay Cutler will.

I'm surprised theres no ESPN bias in that article.

Most sacked since 2006 Player Sacked
1. Jon Kitna 112
2. Ben Roethlisberger 84


Does anyone see a problem here?

If Kitna doesn't pray his ass off for a rocket arm and a defensive line he's gonna look like Ali in a few years.

Do you mean an offensive line?

That would be nice too.

Most sacked since 2006 Player Sacked
1. Jon Kitna 112
2. Ben Roethlisberger 84


Does anyone see a problem here?


I'm surprised Roethlisberger is second, the Steelers have a solid O-Line with guys like Faneca and Kendall Simmons...

must be because he's a big frame, and not very mobile...basically the NFL version of Ryan Mallett

Rothlisberger is the second best if not THE best at extending plays though because, like you said, his big frame and the fact you can't bring him down all that easy.

Side note: Every QB in the league > Alex Smith.

He's a big dude and all, but he holds onto the ball WAY too long, my girlfriend is a Steelers fan and that's her only complaint with him.

Your gf is a bootlick

Agreed.

If the Broncos put some weapons around Cutler, he could be really, really good.

Well they always have a running game. Get him a solid receiver to go with Ashley Lelie and a solid tight end and he'll be set.

Well they always have a running game. Get him a solid receiver to go with Ashley Lelie and a solid tight end and he'll be set.


Ashley Lelie?

Seriously?

Dude has been on two other teams since he left the Broncos a few years ago.

He's basically on his way out of the league altogether.

lol

They have Brandon Marshall, who's gonna be (already is?) a stud, and Tony Scheffler at TE.

I like Cutler, he's got that stupid haircut but he also just kind of "looks" like a leader out there. Sounds stupid, I know, but when you see him on the sidelines he just kind of looks like he knows he belongs and knows he's in charge. Maybe I'm just too used to the likes of Joey Strawberries that I think this is so important but I think that's his best trait for a kid so young.

I've only seen like 3-4 of their games this year but I really think Denver's O-Line is a problem this year.

Also did anyone see that pass into the end zone to Brandon Marshall late in the first half? It was incomplete but Cutler threw it from like the 35 and it was just perfect, high and outside, hit Marshall in stride as he crossed the goal line, just a real pretty ball. Took a perfect play from the corner to break it up.

He's got the best arm strength that I think I have ever seen.

When the touch comes, wow.

Do you mean an offensive line?
Yes, that's what I mean.

Ashley Lelie?

Seriously?

Dude has been on two other teams since he left the Broncos a few years ago.

He's basically on his way out of the league altogether.

Haha.

They've got some good WR's, unfortunately they've been hurt most of the year. Javon Walker, Marshall and Stokely is a solid 3 man setup. Scheffler is a very good TE too. They actually have a very good OL, and young too. Really, the problem this year has just been the injury bug on offense. Cutler should be in good shape provided Young can be the next Davis/Portis/Gary/1,000 yard back.

Their defense is another story. Solid on the outside, weak inside. Terrible run defense. If they can shore up the middle (besides DJ williams), then maybe the opponents won't control the clock and force Cutler to try and catch up.

Freudian slip? I meant Brandon Marshall.

I personally believe that the Drew Stanton U.S American is doing a great job holding a clipboard in the unique situation of a 45 degree tilt. I think that all children such as in South Africa can follow his example of a fumble-less season of the clipboard.

If the Broncos put some weapons around Cutler, he could be really, really good.
He'll always throw alot of dangerous passes though. did all through college. i like the kid, but imo weapons or no weapons he's got some work ahead of him.

He's got the best arm strength that I think I have ever seen.

When the touch comes, wow.
we'll see about that.
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I think Tony Romo will accomplish more in his career than Jay Cutler will.
i gotta agree with this, mainly because he'll be smarter for most their careers if not all. Also Cutler is not ahead of Rothliberger.

They aren't saying he's better now. They're saying he has the potential to be the much better player.