NFL Trade Rumors: Kyle Orton Trade Won't Happen Before Deadline

With Kyle Orton now riding the pine in Denver, is it time to trade him out of town?

Of course it is, but who will trade for him?

According to ESPN's Bill Williamson, the Broncos need to part ways with Orton and should accept a conditional pick in exchange for him.

In all actuality, they should have traded him before the season. The Broncos got greedy, and now it will cost John Elway and John Fox a draft pick in April.

The Miami Dolphins were willing to trade for Orton, but they won't be willing to do so now. With Chad Henne out for the season, the Dolphins have had a terrific opportunity bestowed upon them.

With Matt Moore starting for the Dolphins, we have witnessed the beginning of the "Suck for Luck" campaign in Miami.

There is no reason for the Dolphins to go out and pursue Orton. While he may be able to bring in a couple of victories this season, he would prevent the team from landing either Andrew Luck or Landry Jones in next year's draft.

Any team that is in need for a QB at this point in the season is likely willing to wait it out, and instead land one of the top QBs in next year's draft.

Orton simply has no value right now.

There isn't a high demand for players who have more turnovers than touchdowns in a season, and that's exactly how Orton's 2011 season has gone.

Sorry, Kyle, but you better get used to the bench.