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Jay Cutler #6 | Quarterback | Denver Broncos
Height: 6-3    Weight: 225    Born: Apr 29, 1983, Santa Claus, IN

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Statistics
YearTeamGCompPaAttComp%PaYdsPaAvgPaTdsIntRat300YGRuAttRuYdsRuAvgRuTDs
2006DEN58113759.110017.39588.5012181.50
2007DEN1629746763.634977.5201488.12442054.71
2007 Game Log
WeekOppCompPaAttComp%PaYdsPaAvgPaTdsIntRatRuAttRuYdsRuAvgRuTDs
1@BUF233959.03047.81181.64184.50
2OAK233369.72698.21279.02-2-1.00
3JAC162369.62229.71196.62-1-0.50
4@IND132161.91316.21175.72115.51
5SD233663.92326.40170.6372.30
7PIT222975.92488.632106.734113.70
8GB213461.82647.81095.7372.30
9@DET3475.0205.00085.4000.00
10@KC172958.61926.61175.63217.00
11TEN162176.22009.520137.0471.80
12@CHI173154.83029.72196.42126.00
13@OAK163250.02146.70245.6691.50
14KC202774.12449.040141.05224.40
15@HOU273969.22546.51095.52115.50
16@SD143243.81554.80232.734214.00
17MIN263770.32466.620106.4000.00
Newsbreakers
May 16, 2008
Jay Cutler, who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes this off-season, is adjusting well according to Yahoo Sports.

Our View:Cutler lost about 30 pounds last year when no one knew what was going on with his body, but now that the diagnosis is clear Cutler should be in a much better position to keep his body weight right around the 230 pounds he is listed at.
May 5, 2008
Jay Cutler will wear an insulin pump during practices and pre-game warm-ups to regulate his blood-sugar level, once he gets back to his 238-pound playing weight and his condition fully stabilizes, according to the Rocky Mountain News. Then he'll take the device off for the three hours he plays in games, keeping a close eye on his glucose levels - either between quarters or at halftime - and drinking Gatorade to give his body a boost rather than letting the machine do the work for him. "We wish we would have caught it towards the end of the season, and that's probably my fault, because we were trying to schedule a blood test but I had a lot of things going on. And once the season ended, everybody kind of scatters around here," Cutler said. "But I think we caught it relatively soon. And talking to the doctors, if I get this under control, there shouldn't be any long-term damage."

Our View:Cutler has become educated far beyond his cursory knowledge of the disease. He has regained about 18 of the 30 to 35 pounds he had lost during a five-month span following the 2007 season.
May 2, 2008
In an interview with CBS 4 in Denver regarding his recent diagnosis with Type I diabetes, Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler says that he was feeling the effects of the condition during the 2007 season, according to Pro Football Talk. “We looked back, and I dropped 8-10 pounds in October,” Cutler said. “So at least six months. The second half of the season [it] was kind of something I was dealing with at the time. I was losing weight, didn’t have a lot of strength. You could tell. Just the way I played, some of the throws that I made didn’t have a lot behind them.”

Our View:With proper daily medical attention, Cutler should be fine.
May 1, 2008
Jay Cutler has been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes that will require daily insulin shots, but his NFL career is not in jeopardy, according to NFL.com.

Our View:With proper medication Culter should be able to play without restrictions, though there is always the chance that this could become a concern at some point based upon a myriad of factors. Until we have more details we cannot comment on the specifics of the situation, but for now we are operating under the assumption that he should be fine.
April 27, 2008
The Denver Broncos have tabbed young QB Jay Cutler as the future of the organization, and with their approach to this year's NFL Draft, the team continues to show just how seriously they take those goals. With the 12th-overall pick in the Draft, the Broncos selected Boise State OT Ryan Clady, followed by the selection of Virginia Tech WR Eddie Royal in the 2nd round.

Our View:With veteran WR Rod Smith and top offensive lineman Matt Lepsis both retiring this off-season, the Broncos entered the Draft with two obvious and concerning needs. Clady was rated by many scouts as one of the top three tackles available for hire and should battle for a starting role immediately. Royal's true worth has yet to be determined, but with Brandon Marshall, the team's top target now that Smith has gone, suffering a freak arm injury to a lost fight with his television set looming as the top story in Denver football this off-season, it makes all too much sense for the Broncos to take a gamble on the kid out of Va Tech.
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