The Denver Broncos have now decided to trade quarterback Jay Cutler. After a failed attempt to send Cutler away in a deal that would have brought them Matt Cassel, Cutler completely lost trust in the Broncos.

With ESPN's report today that Denver has resigned itself to losing Cutler, let the speculation begin where he'll wind up. The problem with trading Cutler is Denver's quarterback situation without him. Detroit is already jumping at the chance to get him, but what good is the number one pick in the draft to Denver if they don't have a quarterback? Matthew Stafford would be a great fit for the Broncos, but he won't be ready to start for years.

San Francisco should have interest. Minnesota's still not set at quarterback, and needs a quality starter right now to take advantage of Adrian Peterson. USA Today ranked the contenders, also mentioning the Jets, Bucs, and Redskins as most likely to be able to offer what the Broncos need.

It'll be an interesting few weeks leading up to the draft, that's for certain.