Cutler's leadership

[beardown07]

Play of the game. Got the moment back.

 

[RoboticDreams]

Fuckin sweet! Lay that bitch out, Jay!

 

[RaptorII]

I knew he was a tough SOB and a leader with heart and soul when he did this, in his first year in Chicago;


Reminded me of McMahon.

 

[JDM]

I figured this post would send JDM packing from this thread.

"Good QB's don't have to comeback because they take the lead early."

There's literally no way to defend the stupidity behind that statement.

Cutler isn't in that category of number of GW drives, though. He's much closer to Philip rivers or tony romo than any great. He has more opportunities than most, just like romo, because he makes stupid throws to put his team in holes.

Most of his comebacks are the result of poor play to start against teams that never should have been in the game.

 

[richig07]

Cutler isn't in that category of number of GW drives, though. He's much closer to Philip rivers or tony romo than any great. He has more opportunities than most, just like romo, because he makes stupid throws to put his team in holes.

Most of his comebacks are the result of poor play to start against teams that never should have been in the game.

... just... stop. Stop. You're just making it worse by trying to defend it.

 

[blh7068]

Cutler isn't in that category of number of GW drives, though. He's much closer to Philip rivers or tony romo than any great. He has more opportunities than most, just like romo, because he makes stupid throws to put his team in holes.

Most of his comebacks are the result of poor play to start against teams that never should have been in the game.

Dear Ignoramus:

You dont have a fooking clue about anything discussed on this board.

Signed,

All Bears fans

 

[nebearsfan70]

Dear Ignoramus:

You dont have a fooking clue about anything discussed on this board.

Signed,

All Bears fans

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