Denver Broncos Fans in State of Emergency

Something fans don't see as well is the relationship players grow with other players, Marshall and Cutler had good chemistry, after the whole thing with Cutler, Marshall might not want to play under Josh McDaniels and Kyle Orton system.

What Broncos fans fail to understand is that for Brandon Marshall this is his last chance to earn big money. Marshall is in the final year of his contract, after next season Marshall will become an restricted free agent in 2010.

Meaning, the Denver Broncos will be able to place the franchise tag on him season after season, and there will be nothing Brandon Marshall can do expect hold-out.

In the eyes of Marshall his play has granted him money, and to say other teams wouldn't want to add Brandon Marshall is wrong, just look at Terrell Owens, if a trade is the only option to bring a end to this, then best believe a trade will happen.

Broncos fans, they traded away the franchise QB, what makes you think they won't trade away the star WR as well?

Think about this, McDaniels is a goof ball, does anyone remember him laughing while holding a throwback Jay Cutler jersey?

I mean Broncos fans, do you really trust this guy? McDaniels comes from the New England Pats system, a system in which they replace players all the time, and team becomes before player.

Just look at this guy's goofy smile, he had all of you guys believing that Cutler wasn't going anywhere.

It's a very touchy subject, but anytime a player request to be traded its not a good thing, for the franchise, his teammates, or the fans.

To sit here and act like Brandon Marshall isn't going anywhere, don't be fooled, right now it's fresh, but don't be shocked if you turn on ESPN only to see Marshall on the move for some draft picks.

Broncos fans act like Marshall is losing major money by sitting out, OTA's and Minicamps, but really, he is losing short term money in trying to gain a long term contract. It is the same thing that Jay Cutler did all over again, as Cutler lost money by not going to the OTA's and Minicamps.

Also you must take in account that Brandon Marshall has already played three seasons in the NFL, this guy has millions of dollars enough money to the point where he isn't broke by any means, the pressure is on the Denver Broncos either they want him or they don't but the last time the Broncos had pressure on them they cracked.

Looking ahead to the Denver Broncos season in 2009-2010, it doesn't look good. There schedule is brutal, time is ticking on this franchise as they are only a training camp and a few preseason games away from the regular season. The Broncos' first two games of the season will go a long way into telling how good this team will be.

Let's take a look into the Broncos season and predict some wins and losses.

Week One at Cincinnati  - L

Week Two Cleveland - W

Week Three at Oakland - L

Week Four Dallas - L

Week Five New England - L

Week Six (Monday Night Football) at San Diego - L

Week Seven -BYE-

Week Eight at Baltimore - L

Week Nine Pittsburgh - L

Week 10 at Washington - L

Week 11 San Diego - L

Week 12 New York Giants - L

Week 13 at Kansas City - L

Week 14 - Indianapolis - L

Week 15 Oakland - L

Week 16 at Philadelphia - L

Week 17 Kansas City - W

I predict the Denver Broncos to go 2-14, however they might steal a win here and there, so at best I will say the Broncos go 6-10.

The defense has improved from last season but still isn't anywhere close to being a top 20 defense in the NFL. The Broncos lost there franchise QB Jay Cutler, who was there offense, bottom line.

Jay Cutler by himself was the reason why the Broncos where an 8-8 team last season, but things have changed, and no, the Denver Broncos won't be 9-7 or 10-6. Sorry Broncos fans, but it looks like you guys will be at the bottom of the AFC West this season.

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