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cubzzzfanincali
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What were those expectations? After YEARS and years of Rex Grossmans, the abysmal Kyle Orton, Cade McNown, And all the others- NO QB had started a full 16 game season for *10+ years (I think maybe Jim Miller had ONE season) ... Could it just be that those expectations were a bit out of reach for anyone?
Could it be that Bears fans are programed to hate the QB? OR better yet- "love" the backup? Yep. The first year wasn't great w/his picks. Then a couple of injury shortened seasons. I'll never understand the boo's and hatred of a guy who simply plays- It'd be one thing if he was a bad guy or beat up his wife or got in trouble with the law. But to write and bitch EVERY time his name in mentioned is sad/sick.
There will never be a "franchise" QB in Chicago. Never. The fan base won't let it happen.
I don't know Joey. This seems like bullshit to me. I was high on him for several years, I defended him vigorously everywhere I went. You know what turned me? It wasn't some bullshit mythical innate Chicagoan disposition against quarterbacks. It was INTERCEPTIONS. Get it, dude?
You may think we are wrong, but it's irritating having you constantly chalk up the increasing criticism of him by his own fan base as something unreasonable. It's not Joey. It's because of his actual football play. The fanbase is not what caused him to be mistake prone, the fanbase is not what has cycled him through numerous coaching staffs. It is Cutler's BRAIN, Joey, not the fanbase.
His expectations were high, because he is very talented. He has a tremendously strong arm. The fact that the Bears history is littered with shitty QB play doesn't change that, and the fanbase is as ready as any in the league for a great QB. Unfortunately, that QB is not Jay Cutler. Either. Yet again.