McDaniels will make Cutler soo much better than he is which is incredible.. What about the running game? Stay with ZBS? and the D, how much Josh know? The O will be great, but the D will be interesting. I think 3 outa 1st 4 will be on D and then the other pick will be on a hand picked back by McDaniels.

McDaniels is said that he is going to hire Dom Capers. Meaning an eventual switch to a 3-4. Look for Denver to target Rey Mau and Ron Brace in round 1 and 2 unless they can get Brace in the 3rd. That's what I am thinking. I am definately excited! It's a good day as the Chargers lost as well!

Reports now I read are that Mike Nolan will be the DC I think that still means a change to a 3-4

I just read that the Eagles secondary coach is the one that Josh wants as his d-co, which would surely mean sticking with the 4-3. It will certainly be interesting to see what McDaniels does with this team...

Yeah I have heard so much speculation can't wait till everyone is set in place

Relationships between Cutler and the Broncos went from bad to WORSE after a confrence call.

I wonder where he will go?

I know the bears are too stupid to trade for a good QB!!!!!!!

Yerkson...IMO, you're better off with Orton...now, if you could give Orton Cutler's arm and release...or give Cutler Orton's head, then you'd have something.

Well the Bears aren't too stupid. NYJones what do you think of the trade? Is Denver now better off with Orton? lol

I think the Bears gambled here...and I personally don't believe it will result in a championship for them...EVER...and here's why. For one, Cutler does have a serious case of diabetes, and that will likely shorten the length of his career, especially since he apparently enjoys the night life and does not care for it very well during the off season. I've now seen three reports of this, the last one earlier on the NFL Network. Secondly, who the heck is he throwing to in Chicago? In Denver, he had arguably one of the top 3 receiving corps in the NFL...in Chicago, he may be throwing to one of the 3 worst. Third, I still maintain he has no leadership skills, and is not as good at reading a defense as Orton is. Fourth, he's now going from Mike Shanahan's offense to Lovie Smith's (although Ron Turner is an OC I have high regard for). Fifth, even with Pace, the OL in Chicago is not as good as Denver's is right now, nor likely to be anytime in the foreseeable future. Sixth, Cutler is a spoiled and immature crybaby, and IMO that's something that just is not going to change. Seventh, the Bears D has been vastly over-rated for a couple of years now, and IMO, they're headed in the direction of Denver's D...and with no 1st rounders this year or next, the likelihood of being able to shore up both the sickly offense and defense does not look good to me unless they do one heck of a job at finding some All Pros in the later round. And lastly, the Vikings are still a better overall team.

So Jones is Denver better off in your opinion, than they were?

With four 1st rounders and an extra 3rd in the next two drafts, I believe so. Plus, I know a lot of you Denver fans have roasted McDaniels before seeing what he can do. It's my opinion you are going to finally see what a real team is supposed to look like in the next 2-3 years, as he installs a system that he is very knowledgeable with filled with TEAM players and gets rid of all the expensive dead wood "ME" players Shanahan brought in. I think you're going to be awfully surprised at the talent Kyle Orton possess. He certainly doesn't have Cutler's arm (or even John Elway's either...just had to throw that in), but he is a real leader...something I don't think Cutler ever will be, and is likely to be a much better fit for the offense McDaniels will be installing. Just an educated hunch here.