Well the saga between Jay Cutler and Josh McDaniels continues.  According to ESPN's Craig Mortensen, Jay said Sunday night that the meeting between the two didn't go well and Jay formally asked to be traded and won't show up to the meeting on Monday.  I know several stories have come up on this issue over the past two weeks so I don't know how true this is.  However we will find out more tomorrow.  This may be Buss Cook's next move and he can add this to his resume.  Please, I just want this whole thing to go away ASAP.  Your thoughts.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3983805

I  am watching SportsCenter as I am typing this.  Chris Mortenson reported that the Broncos have reached an agreement with New England's Offensive Coordinator Josh McDaniels as the new Head Coach.  I was honestly wanting to go with a DC because we need to improve in that side or at least wait to interview Spags since the Giants are in the playoffs anymore.  Well, let the McDaniels era begin.  Hopefully he can bring in a DC that can get our defense on the right track.  I'll be behind him, so let's see what he can do.  Your thoughts? 

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3826234

These are the only updated stats for which Broncos are in the top 5 that I could find. I found it on a AFC West blog on ESPN.  Don't forget to keep voting for Clady, Harris, Royal ( he's also on KR) and other Broncos.

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afcwest/0-3-933/AFC-West-Pro-Bowl-voting-update.html

Quarterback

3. Jay Cutler, Denver Broncos, 417,462

Wide receiver

1. Brandon Marshall, Denver Broncos, 325,907

Cornerback

1. Champ Bailey, Denver Broncos, 218,339

The Denver Broncos have always been a solid team at home.  They have had a few 8-0 seasons at home under Shanahan, however we are far from that now.  Ever since the 2005 AFC Championship Game we are a measly 9-7 at home.  The previous three seasons ('03 - '05) we went 20-2 at home.  I know we are in a rebuilding mode, however we should be able to do better.

We have lost 3, repeat that 3 straight losses at home.  That is something that is totally unacceptable.  I am not expecting us to go perfect at home, however there is something wrong and I just don't understand why.  Is it the crowd or do the players/ coaching staff get complacent?  We need to do something like start playing every home game like it is a playoff game.

I just saw on ESPN's First Take this morning that Goodell has informed the Cowboys that Pacman will be fully reinstated and will be available to play in the opener against the Browns.  The NFL was expected to make a formal announcement later today.  I guess he is going to get a second chance at the NFL, so we'll see if he takes advantage of it.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp08/news/story?id=3557979

I was at BroncosForums.com recently and at the top of the site there was a link that said "save the in-com-plete chant".  I was surprised to hear this was actually being contemplated.  I remember hearing this when watching the Broncos on TV and I think it was cool to be at Invesco Field hearing that. I don't know how everyone feels about this, so I thought I would at least let everybody know about it so you can sign the petition to keep it going.

Alan Roach went on record in an interview after he was hired to be the new stadium announcer that he might not "honor" the IN-COM-PLETE chant started by the retiring Alan Cass thinking it might not be a "Broncos thing" but rather an Alan Cass thing.

http://www.saveincomplete.com/index.htm