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Peter King list Carolina among teams that may be interested in Cutler

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Peter King, the most reputable media source for the NFL had the following to say:

"Other teams are likely to be interested, including Cleveland, Minnesota, San Francisco and possibly Carolina. It's a virtual certainty that the Bucs and Jets, both without a bonafide No. 1 quarterback entering the draft, will bid aggressively for Cutler."

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/peter_king/03/31/Cutler.Broncos/index.html?eref=writers

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Peter King, the most reputable media source for the NFL...

That's more than a bit of a stretch... maybe I'm just biased though 'cause I don't care for King... but I think he's just speculating on this.

I'd be shocked if Carolina makes any play at all on Cutler, not their style.

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That's more than a bit of a stretch... maybe I'm just biased though 'cause I don't care for King... but I think he's just speculating on this.

I'd be shocked if Carolina makes any play at all on Cutler, not their style.

At the end of the day it's almost all speculation, that's the name of the game - I would rate Peter King as "one of" the most reliable media sources for the NFL, how bout that?

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You invest allot of energy posting in threads that you don't like.

Here's a suggestion for you: avoid Cutler threads if you don't like them.

Here's an idea, don't make so many threads on the same topic.

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