Also, the guy is goofy because women respond better to goofy guys.
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I get what you are saying but why would the NFL want people to see a Roethlisberger looking guy in a blue suit and associate that image with the NFL?

Also maybe some women feel that way about goofy to the extreme extent of that blue suit dude, but most of us women who love the NFL aren’t “most women”.

I don’t like Cutler one little bit but he has a very sarcastic type joking way to him that doesn’t always translate well. I don’t think he was trash talking here.

For all of your talk about all of the weapons GB has (and admittedly it is a very dangerous offense), I’m pretty sure you had those players against San Fran, didn’t you? And New York? KC? How did that turn out?

You can completely throw out Cutler’s numbers against GB so far in his career. The O-line needs some work, but absolutely everything else is improved. Better and bigger receivers, healthy Forte, added Bush, and probably most importantly Chicago fired Mike “Let’s run 7 step drops with a line that blocks like a sieve” Martz and replaced him with Mike Tice who tries to maintain balance between passing and rushing as well as doesn’t put Cutler in a position to get crushed all day.

Now he’s trash talking a team that has owned him.

I haven’t laughed this hard in a long time.

The 2012 Chicago Bears are by far the most overrated team. They add a couple mediocre players with bad attitudes everywhere they went and all of the sudden everyone thinks they’re a super bowl contender
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Two mediocre players with bad attitudes? When? God, I hope one of them wasn’t Jarrett Bush!

The Bears DID add:

Brandon Marshall, who is far from mediocre, and whose attitude has been great since arriving in Chicago.

Alshon Jeffery, another big, playmaking receiver to pair with Marshall.

Michael Bush and Jason Campbell to back up Forte and Cutler…Shame we didn’t have them last year.

Kelvin Hayden, Amobi Okoye, and Shea McClellin to make the defense even better.

Time will tell if the Bears are indeed a SB contender, but I believe SF, GB, and Chicago all have a great chance to represent the NFC.

The 49ers had two drives extended on terrible calls against the Packers that resulted in 10 points. The 49ers secondary got away with hold after hold after pass interference after pass interference. Staley got owned by “the most overrated linebacker in the league” Clay Matthews for 2.5 sacks while he false started at least 3 times and not one was called.

The 49ers beat the Packers up front and definitely won the game, no questions asked. But to say it would have been worse for the Packers if it wasn’t for the refs is ridiculous. The Packers got away with a couple blown calls but so did the 49ers. You take away the punt return TD on one end. You take away two extended drives on the other end. In the end, the 49ers won by 8 like they should have.

It isn’t exactly going out on a limb for Cutler to suggest that he’ll have success against the worst defense in NFL history.

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Funny you should bring up the subject of NFL history, seeing that the Queens are one of only two teams in NFL history to go 0-4 in the Superbowl.

Once again, Cutler is asked a question by a reporter, gives a tongue-in-cheek reply, and the press misrepresents what he said to stir up controversy…Look, everyone (even the Pack) knows that the ‘man-to-man coverage, jam ‘em at the line’ style of coverage will not work with Marshall and Jeffery on board…This is a non-story.
Unless of course the agenda is to invite more Jay-bashing, in which case y’all are doing a fine job.

The disrespect Cutler is showing comes as no surprise. Expect to see more of it from fans who have grown tired of the Packers and their abnoxious fanbase.

By the way, how much progress toward the sack record did Allen make against one of the WORST teams in the NFL? Because the Claymaker is 2.5 sacks closer. And that was playing against one of the BEST teams in the NFC.