Which rookie from 2006 will have the best 2007 season? I think Jay Cutler will. Agree or Disagree?

Answer 1

Yes, Cutler will have the best season because he's been put in a situation where he can succeed the best. He'll get tons of passing yards throwing to Walker, and Denver has shown that ANY running back they use can succeed.

Leinart still plays for the Cardinals, so no matter how many weapons he has (which are many), there is always going to be that shadow over that franchise. It's a curse I tells ya.

Reggie Bush still needs to get bigger. I think he'll continue to be an amazing X-factor type player, but I don't trust him yet as a consistent starting running back until he shows he can run over people if he has to as well.

Vince Young won't get the ball enough to compete with Cutler because Tennessee will still have one of the worst defenses in the league. He'll also probably throw a higher number of INTS because his team will be down. Yes, he will undoubtably get more rushing yards and rushing TD's than Cutler, but Cutler will have the better passing statistics, most notably passer rating and, more importantly, WINS.

Answer 2

What about the Defence. I think the BIlls safety Daunte Whitner is going ot have another outstanding season. The Bears David Hester looks to continue his record breaking season. And for offence I would have to go with Reggie Bush. He's a playmaker, and will only see more time this year. Vince Young will also be mildly productive.
ALthough Jay Cutler had some gleeming moments in 2006, I still feel he isnt ready to play a whole season and carry his team too far. I think that they should have kept Jake for at least another year to help out Jay if anything.

Answer 3

Well Jay Cutler showed some talent, didn't he have like 4 straight 2 TD games or something like that? All he needs is some more weapons, I'm not sure Travis Henry is the best RB for him to throw to but Javon Walker's presence on that team will give Cutler an advantage of sorts, Rod Smith might have enough left in him.

However....Matt Leinart has WAY more weapons than Cutler, and while Cutler might win more games next year, his numbers might not be as high as Leinarts because of the weapons. It will be interesting to see how that plays out though, Cutler's got quite an arm on him, but the illusion the Cardinals have on offense is just so hard to resist, try as I might.

Answer 4

Being a Denver fan I liked what I saw from Cutler last year, and you know he'll just get better with experience. That and the FA moves Denver has made definitely strengthened the team heading into next year. All I would like to see now is another good young WR. Rod Smith is still a decent possession WR but his best days are past.

Answer 5

Disagree. He'll be good but for all intent and purposes, he's STILL A ROOKIE.
Can you say Addai, as in Joseph?
His running took a lot of pressure off of Manning to 'win' the games.
He'll do the same and more this '07-'08 season as he adroitly showed in the Super Bowl that he is also a REAL receiving threat as well.

Answer 6

Disagree. Watch out for Leinart and the Cardinals. Now that he has some more experience in the NFL, and if the Cards improve their O line, he's gonna put up some big numbers throwing to Boldin and Fitzgerald.

Answer 7

Being a Broncos fan I sure hope you're right about Cutler! They really need to work with him on taking the snaps though. I sware to god if he fumbled one more snap those last games I was gonna scream!

Answer 8

Marquis Colston of the New Orleans Saints. The guy had a great year last year, and with Joe Horn asking for (and recieving) his walking papers, I expect for Marquis to get more looks from Brees.

Answer 9

I don't think he will be the best but he will be ok and a great help for the Broncos, I say it will be Vince Young or Lawrence Marouny

Answer 10

Um, disagree. Vince Young? Hello? That guy was so sick, helping the Titans rise from the ashes. Titans are gonna contend this year, just because of VY.