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Remember the week before when Rivers actually had the injury in the playoff game when they were losing? Remember he sat out the remainder of the playoff game and had Billy Voleck come back and win the game for the Chargers? So are you calling out Rivers for missing a playoff game with a “minor” injury or congratulating him for coming back a week later? And how do either compare to Cutler? SMH

“You won’t understand the risk when Lewis boys and suh stomp on your head and fairly shatters your glass shoulder bearDown# lionsarehunting#”

Of two quarterbacks, Stafford’s the one that actually was knocked out for the season because of a shoulder injury.

Love that Alternate Reality in Detroit.

You won’t understand the risk when Lewis boys and suh stomp on your head and fairly shatters your glass shoulder bearDown# lionsarehunting#

The world knows how Suh can stomp Mr. feminine hygiene product bag. (dou che)

As any Plaintiff’s attorney will tell you, this is indisputable proof he has no comprehension of the risks and is entitled to millions in damages from the NFL as a result.

Dude, who is typing for you because if you can’t read, you can’t write. F-n moron, try reading his quotes. Especially the sentence where he says HE KNEW THE RISKS AND BENEFITS. Honestly, how did you survive so long without getting hit by a car or train?

“You know, the offensive line is definitely going to be a concern and seeing where those guys are going to fit in and seeing what five we go with,” Cutler said. “If Gabe [Carimi] comes back, if J’Marcus [Webb] pans out. Where are we going to put Chris Williams? There are some question marks there. Until we really get that resolved, and get our front five settled in, we’ve got some work to do on offense.”

Classic tribune only trying to artificially create hysteria to sell papers, I’ll definitely remember this if the line comes together this year for the Bears, wether it’s Webb or Williams starting at LT.

This is the smartest take I’ve read on the concussion issue yet.

Secondly, I appreciate his honest appraisal on the o-line. He’s being fair, you can’t expect him to give a glowing report on something he can’t honestly be entirely happy about.

Thirdly, I thought he played lights out on MNF in Week #5. The best performance I’ve ever seen a QB have in one of those games where a team’s offensive line gets destroyed so bad, even someone who’s never watched football before goes, ‘wow, those guys are getting destroyed.’

Jay Cutler just went up in my book.

Sure, I remember the game you mentioned, but even better I remember the rematch…Payback was very sweet that day.

Stafford threw 4 picks and a cheap shot on DJ Moore, Charles Tillman made CJ meaningless, and Devin Hester ran a kick back for a TD…Bears 37-Lions 13.

You forgot that one, didn’t you? That’s okay, I don’t blame you.

Give Jay Cutlers Comments A like He Deserves it for this one!

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Man, don’t pull out the diabetes card. There are millions of Canadians and Americans that deal with the disease everyday and make minimum wage. Being a millionaire and dealing with it doesn’t make you a hero.

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By “very minor knee injury” you mean an MCL sprain requiring 4-6 weeks of recovery? And as I seem to recall, he suffered that in the first half and then came out in the second half and played for the first series and tried to throw the ball effectively on one foot. By “very minor knee injury” you mean the same injury that Matt Forte suffered this season that made him miss the last 4 1/2 games of the season? Just because Cutler didn’t go down screaming in pain or grabbing his ankle a lot of people have this perception that he wasn’t hurt and that he’s “not tough”. You realize you’re talking about a guy who plays football with type-1 diabetes, right? Type-1 diabetes means that the body doesn’t break down sugar. This makes a person more suceptable to dehydration, lack of energy, severe weight loss, fatigue, blured vision and it can even kill if it’s serious enough. Yes, Cutler, like many people with Type-1 diabetes, has it under control with insulin shots but he has a potentially life-threatening disease with symptoms that tire you out and wear you out and he’s playing a sport at the highest level with it. Call Cutler whatever you want, but don’t call him “weak”.

Also, Jay… before you open your big stupid trap… think about the fact you are playing in TODAY’S NFL… Let’s go back to the last 15 years of NFL football, watch you take some of those highlight illegal shots on QB’s and then watch the same stupid dribble come out of your mouth… It would be that much funnier.

It’s not a matter of ‘taking hits’ and ‘getting beat up’. I wonder if he understands that by age 50 he might not be able to remember his daughters face or how to tie his shoes.

Cutler is going to make a lot of teams look really stupid with his fancy new toys this year. BEARS!