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Post by easy on Mar 16, 2009 11:36:08 GMT -5
Say the right things and bitch behind the scenes. Putting your house on the market is maybe the most pathetic thing I've ever heard. Where did that get Chad Johnson except stuck on a terrible Bengals team for the year? Cutler wants out and is going to every extreme to prove it. He's already said he'll attend all mandatory meetings and practices but he does not want to be a Denver Bronco come next year.
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Post by Funky George! on Mar 16, 2009 11:41:16 GMT -5
I mean, you could see it as rash and immature, but the organization refuses to trade him and he's trying to show that he's serious. I don't like him at all, so I'm not entirely sympathetic to that view, but he wants out and is making it clear.
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Post by Funky George! on Mar 16, 2009 11:41:44 GMT -5
Say the right things and bitch behind the scenes. Putting your house on the market is maybe the most pathetic thing I've ever heard. Where did that get Chad Johnson except stuck on a terrible Bengals team for the year? Cutler wants out and is going to every extreme to prove it. He's already said he'll attend all mandatory meetings and practices but he does not want to be a Denver Bronco come next year. lol, johnson didn't say any of the right things at all, he just couldn't stick to his word.
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Post by easy on Mar 16, 2009 12:19:38 GMT -5
Where did that get Chad Johnson except stuck on a terrible Bengals team for the year? Cutler wants out and is going to every extreme to prove it. He's already said he'll attend all mandatory meetings and practices but he does not want to be a Denver Bronco come next year. lol, johnson didn't say any of the right things at all, he just couldn't stick to his word. yeah he's a basket case so it was a bad example.
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Post by dj on Mar 16, 2009 19:07:04 GMT -5
With none of the top quarterbacks in the draft pool picking him to be their agent, Bus Cook had to find a way to get his name into the NFL conversation in the weeks leading up to the 2009 version of the rookie selection process. What better way to do it than to demonstrate his power and influence to the quarterback class of 2010 by forcing a trade of Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler? Dan Patrick said on the Monday edition of his show that Cook recently responded to a report from Peter King that Cutler had asked for a trade before the possibility of trading Cutler ever arose with the time-honored non-denial denial: “Not that I know of.” We’re now convinced that Cook is the primary instigator of Cutler’s discontent — and also the primary impediment to a meaningful coach-player meeting that could resolve the situation and keep Cutler around. King told Patrick on Monday that coach Josh McDaniels still wants to have a one-on-one meeting with Cutler. In other words, McDaniels wants to be able to talk to Cutler without Cook sticking his nose into the discussion, saying and doing things that will prevent Cutler’s currently stubborn resolve from weakening. Indeed, a league source tells us that Cook’s idea for solving the current impasse was — what else? — a fat new contract for Cutler. If the Broncos aren’t willing to give Cutler a new deal, then Cook and Cutler want to be traded. Cook is a West Virginia native, so we’d ordinarily be inclined to give him the Pat White treatment. In this case, we can’t. Cook has been at the center of too many unnecessary controversies, and he has failed to use his tremendous influence over his clients to persuade them to find a way to make things work. Instead, Cook has thrived of late on destroying existing relationships, for no apparent strategic reason other than to get his name in the paper. That said, it’s not too late for the Broncos to take control of the situation. As pointed out in our latest SportingNews.com item, the Bengals did it last year with Chad Johnson, and the Cardinals did it last year (and might do it again this year) with Anquan Boldin. When a player is under contract for three more seasons, the team (not the player) has the power to determine whether the player will be traded or released before those three years expire. www.profootballtalk.com/2009/...ct-for-cutler/
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