ESPN is reporting the Denver Broncos have agreed in principle to trade pro-bowl quarterback Jay Cutler to the Chicago Bears.
ESPN.com reports that the Bears are giving up quarterback Kyle Orton, along with first round picks in the 2009 and 2010 drafts.
Finally, the biggest drama-filled escapade in the National Football League (not involving Terrell Owens) is over.
After rounds upon rounds of blows being thrown between the two, the bout is up for a judge's decisions. Who gets the better end of this deal - Jay Cutler or the Denver Broncos?
This judge says it's a tie; they both end up worse.
You can't tell me that Denver couldn't have gotten a better quarterback in return than Orton. He's the one QB in the league that makes Chad Pennington's arm look like a rocket launcher. The Washington Redskins were alleged to be in the Cutler conversation and could have offered Jason Campbell. That would've been a better deal.
And good luck in Chicago Jay. Besides Walter Payton, the Bears are best known for never having a good quarterback. Have fun with the expectations of being the savior of that franchise.
Better hope the Bears use one of their remaining high picks to get a receiver. The Vandy connection between you and Earl Bennett won't be enough to win games in Chicago.
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