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quote:Originally posted by Herschel:
There's plenty to rip on Cutler about, but flipping off the scum-sucking paparazzi I'm okay with. They're lower than karaoke singers and Vikings fans.
quote:Watching the clip it looks like Charles is trying really hard not to laugh because he's cracking himself up.
quote:Originally posted by Henry:
Sure, but that's not the purpose here. That's just a good Poutin' Jay montage.
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Bears fear a potential Cutler mutiny
Posted by Mike Florio on September 14, 2012, 12:41 PM EDT
As if the Bears don’t suddenly have enough problems, they now have to fret about when and if the players will rise up against their petulant, James Dean-wannabe quarterback, Jay Cutler.
Last night’s sideline incident with left tackle J’Marcus Webb, which featured Cutler swearing at and bumping the much bigger Webb, has created concerns within the organization that the players could eventually turn on Cutler, for good. That’s what a source with direct knowledge of the situation tells PFT.
It’s not the first time a quarterback has had relationship issues in the locker room. We’ve heard for years that Ben Roethlisberger had been (and still may be) persona non grata in Pittsburgh. But the Bears are getting closer to the breaking point with Cutler, and the worry in the organization is that if it keeps up, something could go down.
quote:Originally posted by Hungry5:
they will look to win games 16-13.
quote:Originally posted by JJSD:
Now excuse me, AR and I are gonna go look for some sick old ladies so we can punch them in their cancer.
quote:Originally posted by El-Ka-Bong:
can we get a picture of the pet flipping us off?
quote:Originally posted by Herschel:
What's really sad is Cutler's still probably a top-10 QB in the league. Rodgers, Brady, Brees, Eli, Peyton, Roethlisberger, and...... He's probably in the tier with Romo, Ryan and that group and even behind those two he's still at #9.
quote:Originally posted by El-Ka-Bong:
can we get a picture of the pet flipping us off?
quote:“I probably shouldn’t have bumped him, I’ll go with that. As far as me yelling at him and trying to get him going in the game, I don’t regret that,” Cutler said on ESPN 1000 in Chicago. “I’ve talked about it with the offensive line, each of them individually, and it is what it is. I think it’s been blown up probably a bit bigger than all of us expected. At the same time, that’s what you have to expect out of the media.”
quote:“I think I had my composure. I think I had my composure all game. Under the circumstances, we moved the ball well all game,”
quote:"Under the circumstances, we moved the ball well all game,”
quote:...After pausing for a moment, Cutler chose a pass that receiver Brandon Marshall dropped in the end zone early in the third quarter as the Bears trailed 13-0.
"I wish I had that one back," Cutler said. "The picks? You can have those. The one I would take back was the one to Brandon off his hands.
The picks? You can have those.
quote:Here you have a quarterback who turned in one of the worst performances in the past 10 years of NFL play, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, glossing over his four interceptions as if they were merely a function of the game flow. Instead, Cutler suggested his biggest regret was not fine-tuning a still-catchable touchdown pass that would have left the Bears facing a second-half deficit.
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And, perhaps most amazing of all, Cutler can insist with an apparently straight face that he did not lose his composure at any point during what sure appeared to be a wild, but not atypical performance. That assessment apparently covered his sideline confrontation with left tackle J'Marcus Webb.
quote:If what we saw Thursday night was composed, I would hate to see Cutler when he is upset.
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But it's hard for me to conclude that Cutler was under control after watching the way he frenetically bounced around the pocket, how he repeatedly threw into coverage and how he unloaded on Webb so quickly in a long season. It seemed he was playing "screw-it" football, so frustrated with how things were going that he compounded the situation with poor throws and technique.
In truth, the alternative is worse. If Cutler was composed and under control, as he said he was, and still threw four interceptions and took seven sacks -- the first time a quarterback had done so in 10 years of NFL games -- isn't that a worse indictment of his performance?
Regardless, if we didn't know before, we know now: Packers defensive back Charles Woodson was right to note that he saw the "same old Jay" on Thursday night. Based on what I heard Tuesday, the Jay Cutler we have always seen is the one we will always see -- for both the good and the bad.
quote:Originally posted by GBFanForLife:
I say a lifetime contract for Cutler and Lovie is in order. They are a match made in heaven.
