Saintman2884
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I'm sure most of us have nice vindictive feelings towards The Chicago Bears and their respective QB's Rex Grossman and Kyle Orton. Well after what happened between Jay Cutler/Broncos FO this past off-season, Orton was seen as a average QB at best, and certainly not capable of being at a Pro Bowl-level.
Well, the Broncos are 4-0, holding their own against a perennial SB contender like New England, and Kyle Orton is playing like he knows what he's doing, or either he's putting up a damn good act.
The Denver Broncos were not expected to start the season 4-0, and Kyle Orton certainly wasn't expected to play like the QB many of us have seen in Chicago the past several seasons. Pat Bowlen is probably in the top 10 best NFL owners list, but this team looked to be on the verge of complete collapse 6-8 weeks ago. Sure The AFC West is a weak division, but their playing at a level I haven't seen in almost 4 years, maybe even since the 2005 team and Jake Plummer was still their QB.
I think more people are starting to see that Jay Cutler may have been the real problem after all with the Broncos.
Well, the Broncos are 4-0, holding their own against a perennial SB contender like New England, and Kyle Orton is playing like he knows what he's doing, or either he's putting up a damn good act.
The Denver Broncos were not expected to start the season 4-0, and Kyle Orton certainly wasn't expected to play like the QB many of us have seen in Chicago the past several seasons. Pat Bowlen is probably in the top 10 best NFL owners list, but this team looked to be on the verge of complete collapse 6-8 weeks ago. Sure The AFC West is a weak division, but their playing at a level I haven't seen in almost 4 years, maybe even since the 2005 team and Jake Plummer was still their QB.
I think more people are starting to see that Jay Cutler may have been the real problem after all with the Broncos.