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Mar 23, 2009 4:29 pm US/Mountain

Cutler Still Plans To Report When Required

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Vic Lombardi
DENVER (CBS4) ― Jay Cutler doesn't know if he'll be the Broncos quarterback in 2009, but as long as he is, he plans to show up at Dove Valley when it becomes mandatory.

I was able to communicate with Cutler Monday afternoon.  He indicated to me that he still plans to be in Denver for the Broncos mini-camp in April.  That's the earliest he's required to report without being in violation of his contract.  So far, Cutler has skipped the Broncos voluntary workouts that began a week ago Monday.

Cutler also let me know that he saw parts of Josh McDaniels' interview with the NFL Network on Monday.  In that interview, McDaniels stated several times that Cutler is his quarterback and he hopes to keep the lines of communication open to resolve their differences.  When asked if he thought the situation was reparable, McDaniels said yes.

Cutler had no comment on McDaniels' interview.

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