<!--quoteo(post=354618:date=Mar 16 2009, 12&#58;53 PM:name=coloradocruisers)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (coloradocruisers &#064; Mar 16 2009, 12&#58;53 PM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&amp;pid=354618">&lt;strong&gt;QUOTE BELOW&lt;/strong&gt;</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->Good points.  I think Cutler&#39;s antics might have meant something, in another time and place.  But people are losing their jobs; people are losing their homes; our retirement accounts are worth half of what they were less than a year ago; and we&#39;re still fighting two wars.  I think the general concensus is, &quot;who cares about the egos of multi-millionaire athletes?&quot;  I know that I sure as h3&#33;&#33; don&#39;t.<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd--><br /><br />I could not agree more, Kevin.  For some kid, who the Broncos took a chance on right out of college and are paying him millions of dollars to spend a few hours a week playing a game, to whine and cry and carry on because he got his feelings hurt seems totally inane.  And to publicly keep bad mouthing the coach - saying he doesn&#39;t play for the coach, he plays for the team (his actions have shown he isn&#39;t a team player either).  Maybe they should take him for a drive downtown, around the Denver Rescue Mission and let him take a gander at all the homeless people, then maybe he would do his job and keep his mouth shut.  Most people I know, could retire for life, if they had what he makes in one season...