Great News for RAIDER-NATION, Cutler to be traded

It's official, Raider Nation.

Our path to the AFC West Title is about to get a little easier. Broncos owner Pat Bowlen has released a statement basically saying that he, and HC Josh McDaniels, have been trying to contact their disgruntled QB with no success for over a week. 

Bowlen spoke with Cutler's agent and came to the conclusion that Cutler has absolutely no desire to be a Bronco. Bowlen will grant Cutler his wish and trade him very soon. He said that at least 10 teams have contacted the Broncos for Cutler's services. 

I don't know how many games the Broncos would have won last season without Cutler.  Their defense was horrible and they had to use about ten different RBs due to injuries.  Cutler pretty much put that team on his back last season on his way to 4,500+ yards passing. 

Only a handful of QBs put up more yardage than he did last season. He had eight games with more than 300 yards passing including a season high of 447 yards.  I'm glad all of that production is leaving Denver.

It's good to see the Broncos about to trade their first franchise QB since John Elway.  It took them nearly a decade to find a true franchise QB to replace Elway and now they are going to trade him after a few seasons. 

He hasn't won a Super Bowl for Denver but the Broncos have a weak squad right now and, without Cutler, the Broncos would have been as bad as the Lions.

So, on behalf of the RAIDER NATION, I'd like to thank Pat Bowlen and Josh McDaniels in advance for getting rid of their young gunslinger.  Back to square one for them.  Good luck with Phil Simms' kid.