The Denver Broncos on Thursday shipped out a malcontent who had become a cancer for the team.  Quarterback Jay Cutler, who (nearly) led the Broncos to the playoffs last year, gets his wish (or not, depending on which day it is), and is traded to the Chicago Bears.
The Denver Broncos announced Thursday that they have agreed to trade quarterback Jay Cutler to the Chicago Bears.   Continue reading on NFL.com
The Chicago Bears, a team made for defense and special teams, finally have a shot at a legitimate offense w/ the …

The Denver Broncos and quarterback Jay Cutler are at odds over the new head coach’s attempts to trade Cutler earlier this month.  While the attempts appear to have been legitimate, considering the quarterback’s problems w/ the new coaching staff.  Apparently, the team’s owner told Cutler the staff would remain, but then allowed new coach Josh McDaniels to get a new staff.  This apparently irked Cutler, who requested a trade back in January.
Broncos coach Josh McDaniels didn’t hang up the phone when teams called about a three-way swap that would have …

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Denver Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels, who plans to meet with Jay Cutler sometime next week, told NFL Network’s Adam Schefter that the disgruntled Pro Bowl quarterback will not be traded despite rampant rumors.   Continue reading on NFL.com
Seems like we’ve heard these types of statements before from head coaches and team executives, only to see the trade happen later on.  In this case, the Denver Broncos have put themselves in a precarious position by even offering up their Pro Bowl quarterback, Jay Cutler, in trade talks …

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The Denver Broncos are turning from “The Mastermind” to “The Wunderkind.” Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has agreed to become the Broncos’ next coach, team spokesman Patrick Smyth said Sunday night.  Continue reading on NFL.com

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John Lynch, a nine-time Pro Bowler with the Denver Broncos and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, will announce his retirement on Monday in Tampa, Fla.   Continue reading on NFL.com
There was some hope earlier this season that John Lynch would sign on w/ the New England Patriots, despite being cut before the season started (see related posts below).  The Patriots have struggled a bit, but evidently not enough for them to consider using Lynch’s service on the football field.
Lynch has had an illustrious career, winning a Super Bowl w/ …

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A 25-year-old man was indicted Wednesday on first-degree murder charges in the drive-by shooting death of Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams on New Year’s Day 2007.  Continue reading on NFL.com

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John Lynch’s days with the Denver Broncos appear to be over. The veteran safety met with coach Mike Shanahan on Wednesday and told Denver’s KCNC-TV that Shanahan gave him permission to explore other opportunities.
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John Lynch has really only known two teams in his NFL career – the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Denver Broncos. Despite playing his heart out in Tampa Bay for 11 years, the Bucs let him go as a free agent in 2004. They simply couldn’t afford him …