Jay Cutler, the 11th overall NFL Draft pick, signed a six year deal with the Denver Broncos that could be worth up to $48 million.  Cutler was considered a talent before the 2005 NCAA season, but not anywhere near being an early first round pick.  Despite an average season at Vanderbilt, Cutler’s name was making some real momentum after an impressive performance at the Senior Bowl and workouts at the NFL Combine where Cutler simply wowed scouts and coaches.  With starting QB Jake Plummer on the decline, despite a resurgence (see: not throwing as many interceptions) in Denver in recent seasons, Cutler is an excellent understudy to eventually take the starting job for the Broncos.  Cutler won’t be the second coming of John Elway, but he has more upside than Jake Plummer ever had.  Look for Cutler to begin starting in Denver in 2007.