Do you remember when........ - The Orange Mane

Atlas · 09-09-2008, 03:15 PM

Remember when Plummer passed the ball and every game he would have 4 passes that were nearly intercepted and a lot of the time he was flying by the seat of his pants? Half the time I would just rather have Denver run the ball instead of having Plummer pass and this was even when he was playing good. You just never felt good about him throwing the ball even when he was successful. You can't say that about Cutler. He was so in control. He was vitually flawless.

While I was watching the game I was amazed at the offense, and more to the point Jay Cutler. He was so poised, so accurate, so flawless. I don't think I ever remember Elway ever having that perfect of a game. Cutler was never rattled, never hit (outside of that scramble), never for one moment lost an ounce of concentration, and he gave the impression that he could do anything he wanted to.

While the game was going on I was not even worried one bit about him passing the ball. I wasn't worried about him getting sacked, or throwing an INT. He was in total and complete conntrol. That is very very rare. Even QBs that throw for 400 yards and 4 TDs have bad moments where they get sacked, throw an INT, throw a bad pass, get hit after he throws the ball, have an almost INT. That never happened. There was not one play in the game where a Raider defender had a chance at an INT. Really pretty amazing.

Royal had a great game, an awesome game but make no mistake about it. The real MVP was Cutler. He instilled confidence and leadership that hasn't been seen around here in 10 years. I stated a few months back that Cutler would go to the Pro football HOF if Shanny stayed in Denver and I think that is even more obvious now.

I like what Shanny said about Cutler. He stated that "Jay has IT" He sure does.

Los Broncos · 09-09-2008, 03:17 PM

He looked picture perfect out there.

The ball was like a laser beam coming out of his hand.

labronx · 09-09-2008, 03:19 PM

Yes a good ol fashion Plummer Sucks thread. This should get good. People get your popcorn ready!!!

Wait I think I jumped the gun a bit. Anyhow, Plummer did suck and this year Cutler will definitely prove the Plummerites WRONG!

broncofan7 · 09-09-2008, 03:19 PM

I do remember those Plummer days--was it 2004 when he passed for 27 Tds and 20 Ints? He would drop back and my wife and I would literally cringe...thak god those days are done. We are VERY, VERY fortunate to have Jay C at the helm.....

Broncosmang · 09-09-2008, 03:19 PM

And I love that competitive fire. He's a guy you'd love to play with. His praise of Eddie and his beatdown of Hall was something I loved. Way to encourage your boy. It was in direct contrast to what I've seen from McNabb out here as he continues to show reluctance to praise Jackson.

09-09-2008, 03:15 PM	#1
Atlas Draft Defense Early&Often Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 18,526	Do you remember when........ Remember when Plummer passed the ball and every game he would have 4 passes that were nearly intercepted and a lot of the time he was flying by the seat of his pants? Half the time I would just rather have Denver run the ball instead of having Plummer pass and this was even when he was playing good. You just never felt good about him throwing the ball even when he was successful. You can't say that about Cutler. He was so in control. He was vitually flawless. While I was watching the game I was amazed at the offense, and more to the point Jay Cutler. He was so poised, so accurate, so flawless. I don't think I ever remember Elway ever having that perfect of a game. Cutler was never rattled, never hit (outside of that scramble), never for one moment lost an ounce of concentration, and he gave the impression that he could do anything he wanted to. While the game was going on I was not even worried one bit about him passing the ball. I wasn't worried about him getting sacked, or throwing an INT. He was in total and complete conntrol. That is very very rare. Even QBs that throw for 400 yards and 4 TDs have bad moments where they get sacked, throw an INT, throw a bad pass, get hit after he throws the ball, have an almost INT. That never happened. There was not one play in the game where a Raider defender had a chance at an INT. Really pretty amazing. Royal had a great game, an awesome game but make no mistake about it. The real MVP was Cutler. He instilled confidence and leadership that hasn't been seen around here in 10 years. I stated a few months back that Cutler would go to the Pro football HOF if Shanny stayed in Denver and I think that is even more obvious now. I like what Shanny said about Cutler. He stated that "Jay has IT" He sure does. Last edited by Atlas; 09-09-2008 at 03:22 PM..

09-09-2008, 03:19 PM	#3
labronx Fluid Hips Astronomy, Math, Medicine & Music Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The San Fernando Valley (5th largest city in the country!) Posts: 1,958	Yes a good ol fashion Plummer Sucks thread. This should get good. People get your popcorn ready!!! Wait I think I jumped the gun a bit. Anyhow, Plummer did suck and this year Cutler will definitely prove the Plummerites WRONG! Last edited by labronx; 09-09-2008 at 03:23 PM..

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09-09-2008, 03:17 PM	#2
Los Broncos Ring of farmers Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Anaheim Hills, Santa Ana Mountains CA Posts: 18,766 Adopt-a-Bronco: Ryan Clady	He looked picture perfect out there. The ball was like a laser beam coming out of his hand.

09-09-2008, 03:19 PM	#4
broncofan7 AKA "THE STANDARD" BQ looks ALMOST as good as I do Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: BIG D Posts: 6,022	I do remember those Plummer days--was it 2004 when he passed for 27 Tds and 20 Ints? He would drop back and my wife and I would literally cringe...thak god those days are done. We are VERY, VERY fortunate to have Jay C at the helm.....

09-09-2008, 03:19 PM	#5
Broncosmang Seasoned Veteran New to the Forum Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Philly Posts: 286 Adopt-a-Bronco: Tim Crowder	And I love that competitive fire. He's a guy you'd love to play with. His praise of Eddie and his beatdown of Hall was something I loved. Way to encourage your boy. It was in direct contrast to what I've seen from McNabb out here as he continues to show reluctance to praise Jackson.