Posted by Josh Katzowitz

More possible fallout from Broncos owner Pat Bowlen’s decision to fire coach Josh McDaniels: Champ Bailey – one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL for the past decade who's a free agent after this season – might look to move on to a team that, let’s say, has a more stable environment than the one which has fired its second head coach in the past three years.

"It's not all in my hands. I just know that once I'm a free agent, I can control where I go, and it's about who wants me," Bailey told the Denver Post. "Hopefully, the Broncos will want me.

“I hope whatever plan they go with they believe in it, they stick with it and let it play itself out. I don't know if I could stand another change, after this one. This is the last straw for me. I really don't like dealing with this now, not at this point in my career."

It’s hard to blame him. After all, he’s watched as Denver has gone from a 13-win team in 2005 with coach Mike Shanahan to a squad coached by McDaniels that’s lost 17 of its past 22 games. The Broncos offered him a contract extension before the season, but they pulled it off the table, a decision that Bailey couldn't have enjoyed.

In other Bailey/McDaniels news, Bailey refuted a report from the CBS affiliate in Denver that he and McDaniels had a verbal altercation Monday afternoon.

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