Jay Cutler right Choice for Broncos?

Styles™

Could the future of the Broncos arrived earlier than we really though? After 2 bad weeks for Denver's starting QB Jake Plummer, could it be time for Jay Cutler to take over? If the season was to end this week, then Denver would either sneak in as the second wild card or force a playoff game between Denver and Jacksonville to decide who gets the second wildcard slot. At a 7-4record things don't look bad at all, but even though Plummer has almost 2,000 yards, he actually has one more interception than touchdowns for the seasons. Over the last three week spand, Plummer has thrown 5 of his 12 interceptions and only 3 touchdowns.

So that leads me to the question, is it time for Plummer to move aside and let Cutler have a crack at it?

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Mr NFL

I think Cutler can take over and he can retire or something. Cutler is much better in my oppinion but Plummer was better a couple of years ago. He should move aside and let Cutler can take his place as QB. I think that would be a big step for them. And good post man

Confirm Pentecost

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(Nov. 22, 2006) -- Shortly after the holiday season begins, so will the Jay Cutler era.

After Jake Plummer starts Thursday night against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Broncos are likely to turn over their starting quarterback job to Cutler, their highly touted 2006 first-round draft choice, who then would make his debut on Sunday night, Dec. 3, against the Seattle Seahawks, according to sources close to the situation.

The Cutler era very well might have started sooner had the Broncos not been working on an abbreviated schedule this week, in one of the NFL's toughest road venues. Denver plays at Kansas City in the first live regular-season game televised on NFL Network and one team official said he thought the Broncos would have started Cutler if the team were playing on a Sunday instead of a Thursday.

Johnny BlazE

Broncos are making the right choice, Jake Plummer wasn't doing what he is capiable of which was killing them in the long run. It's time for Cutler to step in and be given a chance, becuase who knows, he might become the next Tony Romo.