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Originally Posted by 53Fan
ESPN writer Bill Williamson who joined ESPN in 2008 after covering the Broncos for 4 years for the Denver Post handicaps the field of possible landing spots for Cutler this way: NYJ 3-1 TB 3-1 Det. 4-1 Chicago 5-1 Cleveland 5-1 Jacksonville 8-1 SF 8-1 Wash 10-1
At this point we don't know what the other teams are willing to offer. Hopefully DS doesn't trade Campbell away before it's a done deal.
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Right, because you can look at it from a 3rd party perspective and say "Cutler makes more sense for every team involved than the Redskins", which is quite true. It doesn't make sense to bring him here because it doesn't change anything about our talent on offense. Jay Cutler's fantasy value dies, but that's about it.
The problem with the odds is that Snyder will simply try to beat the best offer before the market gets set. And he may end up having to release Campbell because of it, because this deal might go down before he can find anybody who will take on a QB that he is willing to throw under the bus.
It's criminal negligence, but he wont get too much crap for it because people buy the Cutler aura. Sure, like most other moves, it will look terrible come the season, but by that point, it will just look like the status quo here.