There’s Plenty of Blame to Go Around
The most outrageous part of this whole Cutler-McDaniels soap opera is that no one is right and nobody wins. Especially the loyal Broncos fans who have helped sellout Mile High (it will alwasy be Mile High to me) for decades. I try with every image I draw to represent the voice of the fan. Just think of me as your next door neighbor who talks to you everyday over the back fence about sports both in Colorado and throughout the country. If I can say it all through a cartoon without words, even better. It saves me from having to keep an editor on retainer. And probably makes it quicker for you to get back to ESPN.

the DrewLitton.com update
I hope you’ll take the time to read yesterdays post about some plans I have for this blog. I just want to let you know how much I appreciated all of you who took the time to leave suggestions and I will try to implement as many of them as possible as soon as I can. I’m excited about all the cool things we can do here and I do hope you’ll stay around for the ride.

Irv and Joe
I had the chance to talk with Denver’s Legendary sports talk hosts, Irv Brown and Joe Williams yesterday on 1600 ESPN Radio. They are without a doubt two of the greatest guys in the world. We talked about this blog and I kind of gave them an update about life after the Rocky. The last month has been a one of busy transition as I move from being a full-time cartoonist at the News to an online cartoonist who is continuing to draw sports cartoons and starting my own freelance business. I’m speaking tomorrow night to the Ken Caryl Arts Guild. Kyle Bannister, the incredibly talented baseball artist from Denver, invited me to share some cartoons and insight. I’m learning a lot about starting over at 50 and I know I’ll be talking some about that. I love getting out and meeting people. That’s one of the reasons I love getting your comments here.
By the way, don’t forget tomorrows deadline for this weeks caption contest.

Drew

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