Redskins can't help themselves, stupidly chase Jay Cutler

A couple of weeks ago, when former Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler informed the nation that he was a petulant, whiny, immature bitch by pouting after it became known that new Denver coach Josh McDaniels had considered the possibility of making a trade for his former quarterback Matt Cassel, I said I didn't want the Redskins to go after him. My argument (in my opinion, of course), was logical: he hasn't proven himself as a winner, he has proven himself to a little jerk and, honestly, he costs too much in terms of acquisition cost and salary.

So, typically, Dan Snyder and his merry band of nitwits have decided to try to make a trade for Cutler.

They just don't learn.

In the time since I made my first post, Cutler has:

• Skipped a voluntary minicamp in Denver
• Ignored phone and text messages from McDaniels and Broncos owner Pat Bowlen
• Claimed he never heard from either (prompting the Broncos to say "we have the phone records")
• Has basically acted like a child.

It has also come out that when Mike Shanahan was fired in Denver, Cutler demanded Bowlen keep several of his assistants, regardless of who the next coach was!

That's a lot of nerve for a guy who has not been to a single playoff game and played like crap in the final three games of last season when all Denver had to do is win one to get into the postseason. It's also a pretty good indication that Cutler doesn't get how the NFL game works and has a very high opinion of himself.

All of these should be warning signs to other teams, screaming THIS GUY IS A HEADCASE. STAY AWAY. So, of course, Redskins go after him. Stupidity.

So now the Redskins (I mean, of course, SNYDER) are trying to dump the average Jason Campbell for the statistically superior Cutler. Pay no mind to the fact getting Cutler would screw up an already bad salary cap situation and create extra tension in a fragile locker room and more headaches for weak head coach Jim Zorn, Danny wants another toy.

So the Redskins are ready to break the bank for an immature quarterback with a big arm and a history of clashing with teammates and coaches. I've heard that before....

With Jeff George. We all know how well that went. Of course, Dan Snyder screwed that one up too.