Jay CUT-ler...cut

[mcnabb7542]

Longest vacation we've taken since opening our biz in '09. It was much needed.

did you get my ears for me?

 

[beardown07]

did you get my ears for me?

I could send ya pair and the little brat would prolly never notice.

 

[beardown07]

did you get my ears for me?

We got traditional Mickey and Minnie with and without embroidered name.

We got like 3 different varieties of this style..

We got these beches...

We got these beches that light up like sirens en shit...

I could be a useless shit dealer.

 

[Dolemite censored]

Denver or Houston?

Not Denver. Been there, done that.

 

[Dolemite censored]

This was a couple of years overdue, but better late than never.

 

[AmericanTebowFan]

Right, he'll just be less productive. Cutler had a pretty good career... he was very serviceable, it's just that the Bears organization is bottom 10 in the league and they thought bringing in, "Let's kill our QB" Martz was a brilliant plan.

Cutler is better than most people give him credit for. Is he elite? No. But he's a solid, above average QB. He has a better career passer rating than Eli Manning and Joe Flacco. Most people consider those guys good QBs. But Cutler is considered average at best by most.

The truth is he's just had incredibly bad luck in his career. A lot of bad teams and he's had to deal with a ton of different offensive coordinators. He had one that he REALLY clicked with in 2015 and had the best year of his career, and then the coordinator left to become the Dolphins coach. That's just the kind of luck Cutler has.

Cutler has almost every passing record in Bears history. Good statistics. 18 game winning drives, so he's clutch when the game is on the line in the final few minutes. The big knock on him is he made the playoffs only once. But if you look closer, you see a lot of that is just bad luck. Like the year he had them rolling towards the playoffs at 7-3, but then he broke his thumb making a TD saving tackle after an INT that happened because his receiver fell down. His backups went 1-5 and they missed the playoffs. INCREDIBLY bad luck for Cutler. There was the year they had the division title pretty much wrapped up, but lost it because the defense allowed Aaron Rodgers to complete a 4th down Hail Mary. Again incredibly bad luck for Cutler. There was the year that Cutler went 10-6, but they missed the playoffs due to a tiebreaker. So with just a little luck, Cutler could have made the playoffs 4 times instead of just 1.

Cutler won a TON of games under Lovie Smith. The record speaks for itself. Then they fired Smith after a 10 win season. HUGE mistake. Since then under Trestman/Fox, the Bears have had downright terrible teams. Cutler can't be judged on that.

Every reporter that has interviewed Cutler in the last few years has noted how much he has matured. They say he's like a completely different person since getting married and having kids. Maturity is no longer an issue for him. Some team will be lucky to have him as their QB. If Cutler is put in a good situation, he will win. He's a good, above average QB. Hopefully he's due for some better luck.

 

[USCDoom]

Cutler is better than most people give him credit for. Is he elite? No. But he's a solid, above average QB. He has a better career passer rating than Eli Manning and Joe Flacco. Most people consider those guys good QBs. But Cutler is considered average at best by most.

The truth is he's just had incredibly bad luck in his career. A lot of bad teams and he's had to deal with a ton of different offensive coordinators. He had one that he REALLY clicked with in 2015 and had the best year of his career, and then the coordinator left to become the Dolphins coach. That's just the kind of luck Cutler has.

Cutler has almost every passing record in Bears history. Good statistics. 18 game winning drives, so he's clutch when the game is on the line in the final few minutes. The big knock on him is he made the playoffs only once. But if you look closer, you see a lot of that is just bad luck. Like the year he had them rolling towards the playoffs at 7-3, but then he broke his thumb making a TD saving tackle after an INT that happened because his receiver fell down. His backups went 1-5 and they missed the playoffs. INCREDIBLY bad luck for Cutler. There was the year they had the division title pretty much wrapped up, but lost it because the defense allowed Aaron Rodgers to complete a 4th down Hail Mary. Again incredibly bad luck for Cutler. There was the year that Cutler went 10-6, but they missed the playoffs due to a tiebreaker. So with just a little luck, Cutler could have made the playoffs 4 times instead of just 1.

Cutler won a TON of games under Lovie Smith. The record speaks for itself. Then they fired Smith after a 10 win season. HUGE mistake. Since then under Trestman/Fox, the Bears have had downright terrible teams. Cutler can't be judged on that.

Every reporter that has interviewed Cutler in the last few years has noted how much he has matured. They say he's like a completely different person since getting married and having kids. Maturity is no longer an issue for him. Some team will be lucky to have him as their QB. If Cutler is put in a good situation, he will win. He's a good, above average QB. Hopefully he's due for some better luck.

Ya cuz Lovie Smith did so well after being fired...

 

[Center Ice]

cut

Should have happened 5 years ago.

 

[VikingFan2k2]

Right, he'll just be less productive. Cutler had a pretty good career... he was very serviceable, it's just that the Bears organization is bottom 10 in the league and they thought bringing in, "Let's kill our QB" Martz was a brilliant plan.

He had plenty of chances and has one playoff win, over a 7-9 team. The guy is toxic and his numbers don't make up for his attitude or tendancy to say "fuck it" when he got frustrated and just throw the ball up.

 

[VikingFan2k2]

DeAngelo Hall appreciated Cutler.

Redskins beat Bears, 17-14; DeAngelo Hall ties NFL record with 4 interceptions

 

[Chewbaccer]

DeAngelo Hall appreciated Cutler.

Redskins beat Bears, 17-14; DeAngelo Hall ties NFL record with 4 interceptions

On the flip side, when Cutler was a Bronco and Hall was a Raider, Cutler had one of the best games of his career picking on D Hall all game long.

 

[VikingFan2k2]

On the flip side, when Cutler was a Bronco and Hall was a Raider, Cutler had one of the best games of his career picking on D Hall all game long.

Yeah, they were both similar style of players. Douchebag risk takers. A couple guys who can be great, but can also be awful. They are also a couple of the biggest pricks in the last 20 years in the NFL.

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

Fuck. Instead of two auto-wins, Detroit is going to have to work at it again?

 

[Chewbaccer]

Yeah, they were both similar style of players. Douchebag risk takers. A couple guys who can be great, but can also be awful. They are also a couple of the biggest pricks in the last 20 years in the NFL.

There was a time when I was big Cutler fan, thought he was the next big thing in Denver. My view of him changed not long afterwards.

The Falcons are my second team, so D-Hall will always be scum to me as well.

 

[VikingFan2k2]

Fuck. Instead of two auto-wins, Detroit is going to have to work at it again?

The worst part was, the pencil dick actually played well against my team more often than not. He'd be beaten and crying in the fetal position after throwing 4 picks the week before, then he'd go off on the Vikings the next week.

He could thank Leslie Frazier for his archaic system and the crappy DBs for a lot of that though.

 

[USCDoom]

Fuck. Instead of two auto-wins, Detroit is going to have to work at it again?

When have the Lions ever had an Auto Win?!?!?!?

 

[VikingFan2k2]

When have the Lions ever had an Auto Win?!?!?!?

In the 1976-77 They did, I mean everyone who played the Bucs did back then.

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

When have the Lions ever had an Auto Win?!?!?!?

I know, right? Look at this, though:

2016

Lost 17-14
Won 20-17

2015

Won 37-34
Won 24-20

2014

Won 34-17
Won 20-14

2013

Won 40-32
Won 21-19

 

[beardown07]

I think the whole "Cutler is a prick" thing is over-blown, media bullshit.

 

[VikingFan2k2]

I think the whole "Cutler is a prick" thing is over-blown, media bullshit.

D'Ohkay. Urlacher himself called him a pussy.

Watch his body language on the sidelines when things start to go bad. Watch his coach (Tice IIRC) sit down on the bench and try to talk to him, only to have him get up and walk away like a petulant teenager trying to ignore his dad.

You don't need the media to see Jay "IIIIIII Doooooon't Caaaaare" Cutler is an asshole.