By Rick Morris
So much for Pat Bowlen blowing all the leverage in the Jay Cutler situation by going public, huh?
The Bears coughed up two #1s, a #3 and Kyle Orton in return for Cutler -- oh, and a #5. Throwing in that late-rounder, really, Denver, you shouldn't have!
One question: who's Cutler going to throw to in Chi-Town? OK, two questions: how's he going to react when things go awry throwing to the CFL cast of characters in the wideout corps. OK, three questions: how's he going to react when the 40 MPH winds start playing havoc with his deep ball in December?
Even if Orton is not a great stylistic fit for the Denver wide receivers, who can really fly deep, he proved last year that he can win games with a much worse offensive unit. For a Denver team that has already started to do a nice job at patching their holes this offseason, the additional picks could set them up nicely for the future. Certainly, that should be the expectation among Bronco fans after a deal such as this.
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