Though he’s not quite generating Matt Leinart-like headlines, Denver QB Jay Cutler has had his share of … shall we say, “interesting developments” two years into his career. There was the time he blew off Neil O’Donnell and a TV crew that had flown in from Nashville hoping for an interview with the local boy who had done good. And the famous trash-talking incident with Philip Rivers on Monday Night Football last year. Now, he’s gone after teammate Brandon Marshall, who suffered an “accident” recently when wrestling with family members, and will be out three months after surgery on his arm.

“He’s not my favorite person right now,” Cutler said. “I support him, but it’s always something with him right now and you can’t have that. It’s disappointing. We wanted to get a lot of work in this summer and he was going to be a big part of that, but now it’s up in the air when he’s going to come back.”

“I’ve talked with him many times,” Cutler said. “A lot of people have. I’ve probably talked with him more than most people. He knows he’s running out of chances. This wasn’t like his DUI or other stuff he’s had. It was an accident, but still, stuff like that can’t happen.

“He knows it and hopefully it’s his last, but it’s like I told him, ‘They’re going to quit giving you chances around here.’ Hopefully this is the last thing we’re going to hear about him for a while.”

Got it Broncos? No more accidents! That means you, Travis Henry! No more drugs, and certainly no more kids! In the interim, we suggest Cutler go pick up one of Henry’s nine children and plug them in at WR until camp begins in July.

Marshall in Cutler’s doghouse after mishap (Denver Post)
Jay Cutler Doesn’t Just Hate Philip Rivers Anymore (Busted Play)

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