Seems like Cutler might be available.

Well, five o' clock has come and gone...so much for that rumor. I've heard some whoppers in my day but that took the cake.

Anybody know when the last, non-draft day, 3-team trade took place in the NFL?


I like some others have avoided this thread. I see no reason to want Cutler. However I came on here to ask if everyone is tired of seeing and hearing Cutler, Cutler, Cutler. Every once and a while Peppers name appears. Then I find people talking about a trade to be announced at 5pm which has not been announced. lol. Talk about me being out of the loop and panicked when I saw this. lol.

no cap space and he's not really available.

Cap space isnt an issue because Cutler is still on his rookie deal and very cheap. Cap space would only be a problem if Cutler received a new, long term deal this season. Also, Cutler is available, no matter what Denver is saying. Cutler will force a trade and be starting for another team this year.... but in any case, i dont see us making a trade for him.

Tell the truth now.. how many were on edge until about 5:15? :laughing2

Don't tell me people actually believed this

:doh:

Cap space isnt an issue because Cutler is still on his rookie deal and very cheap. Cap space would only be a problem if Cutler received a new, long term deal this season. Also, Cutler is available, no matter what Denver is saying. Cutler will force a trade and be starting for another team this year.... but in any case, i dont see us making a trade for him.Cooley and Landry combine for about 20 million in cap hits.

We'd be off the hook for the minuscule salaries of Campbell and Landry though!

Don't tell me people actually believed this

:doh:

If Cooley isn't blogging about it then it can't be true.

OMG we got Cutler and we keep our first. Will someone make me a Patrick Chung avatar?

Don't tell me people actually believed this

:doh:

Its even worse than you think. The DC Examiner, a legitimate newspaper is now reporting this as news as well.

www.dcexaminer.com >> Sports (http://www.dcexaminer.com/sports/Do-Skins-want-Cutler-41399007.html)

Do Skins want Cutler?
By John Keim
Examiner Staff Writer 3/18/09

Source says Washington has serious interest in QB
The Redskins have serious interest in Denver quarterback Jay Cutler, an NFL source said Tuesday, and have entered talks about a possible three-way deal to acquire him.

Two NFL sources confirmed the possibility of a three-way trade, with Kansas City being mentioned by one source as a possibility.

“They’re trying to do something,” one NFL source said of the Redskins. “Whether or not it materializes is another matter, but [Redskins owner Dan Snyder] is on this hard. They don’t trust Jason Campbell.”

Cutler is involved in a dispute with Denver after the Broncos had discussions about trading him to New England for quarterback Matt Cassel. First-year Broncos coach Josh McDaniels met with Culter this past weekend. Afterward, Cutler said he could not trust McDaniels and wanted to be traded.

Denver has said they don’t want to trade Cutler for draft picks, meaning the Redskins or the third team would have to surrender at least one top player. The Redskins could also end up with Denver tight end Tony Scheffler, who is represented by the same agent as Culter — Bus Cook.

Fueling the speculation is the close relationship between former Denver coach Mike Shanahan and Redskins executive vice president Vinny Cerrato. Shanahan, who traded several times with Cerrato while with Denver, could provide the endorsement needed for Cutler.

Also, after the season Cerrato gave Campbell a tepid endorsement as Washington’s quarterback of the future. Campbell is entering the last year of his contract and the Redskins have not had discussions about extending his deal.

Cerrato did not immediately return a message Tuesday. Redskins coach Jim Zorn has praised Campbell publicly this offseason.

The strong-armed Cutler, 25, made the Pro Bowl this past season after throwing 25 touchdowns and 18 interceptions. In three seasons he’s tossed 54 touchdowns and 37 interceptions. In 16 games this past season, Campbell threw 13 touchdowns and six interceptions.

Cutler signed a six-year, $48-million contract in 2006. Campbell has a base salary of $2.5 million this season with a cap number of $7.5 million.

Examiner columnist Rick Snider contributed to this report.

Apparently, thebleacherreport is a legitimate source now and no one - the DC Examiner writer, or his editor, noticed that the article was labeled humor. The idiots at extremeskins are having a field day with this.

EDIT: PFT is now saying they heard the Skins were interested in Cutler on Monday. The DC Examiner report seems to be legit, and the Bleacherreport satire seems to have been a joke that just happened to have some truth to it....

Its even worse than you think. The DC Examiner, a legitimate newspaper is now reporting this as news as well.

www.dcexaminer.com >> Sports (http://www.dcexaminer.com/sports/Do-Skins-want-Cutler-41399007.html)



Apparently, thebleacherreport is a legitimate source now and no one - the DC Examiner writer, or his editor, noticed that the article was labeled humor. The idiots at extremeskins are having a field day with this.

Wow, just wow

Wow, just wow

see the edit to my last post... GULP.