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1) There were a couple plays where Clay Matthews was almost by Webb before Webb got out of his stance. A two-point stance. And there were several times where lineman last year would run past him and he couldn’t even *touch* them.

Seriously, stand back there, play after play, and take the abuse he takes. See if you have any words of encouragement for one of the worst left tackles I’ve ever seen play the game.

2) Rodgers gets a complete pass for bawling out his WR? He didn’t exactly have a banner game (His punter threw for as many TDs, and one less INT).

Cutler had an opportunity to do that to Bennett when he just sat there like a lawn gnome as a safety came back from ten yards behind him to catch a ball 3 yards in front of him. He also could have yelled at Marshall for dropping what would have been a 13-10 TD.

But instead, Cutler targets his ire at someone paid to block pass rushers who could barely get a hand on pass rushers. I know he’s an unlikable jackwagon, but for crying out loud, I’m not usually a jerk and I’d be yelling at the guy. (Until he realizes he’s got a foot and 150 pounds on me and breaks me.)

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You need to find a girlfriend…………

The root of Cutler’s problem is himself, he gets pouty and butt hurt from getting sacked constantly. Then proceeds to yell at his teammates unless they are the one’s that he is chummy with (B-Marsh). He holds the ball to long trying to make something on every play. Remember he had the same problem in Denver and never did better than 8-8.

Chicago’s O-Line is not great but once again they can only protect so long, and Cutler often holds that ball way to long. Until Cutler stops trying to make his mark of “The Strongest Arm in the NFL”, and changes his attitude towards his teammates, he will continue to be an above average QB that continues to play at an average level.

Chicago thanks for taking him, but Orton was no better, at least Orton did not cry all the time. Now someone go change Jay’s diaper.

If a player the Bears have an investment in, like say Gabe Carimi, had blown a block, Cutler’s not pulling the same act. Carimi could in theory scream right back or shove right back, and at worst, be suspended for conduct detrimental to the team. Even if the worst case scenario happened to Carimi, he could catch on elsewhere under the argument that it was Jay Cutler and he couldn’t help himself.

Or maybe Cutler should just shut his pie hole…because if I were an offensive lineman I might just pull one of those “Longest Yard” moves and let the D-lineman just waltz in and crush that pouty little snotrag.

…I don’t know if he was watching the same game as the rest of the world. Cutler was pressured, hit, hurried, knocked down, pushed, sacked, a gazillion times throughout the entire game.

Rodgers didn’t have that same pressure on him at all. Yeah, he got sacked 5 times and got hurried a bit, but no where NEAR as much as Cutler.

Bears O-Line were in the Green Bay spirit and they chose to be swiss cheese w/ all them holes.

Brady does it all the time. Peyton does it all the time. Cutler is dying out there and the media is all bananas defending J’Marcus Webb.

But I still think the Bears will hopefully be good to go.

“I don’t feel for Cut. He knows what he was doing. I don’t think you do that. I think if you have a problem with (Webb), maybe do that in the locker room or something. It’s like bad-mouthing someone in the media. It’s just weird.”

How ironic of Moore to make that statement.

Bears PR Department get your head straight!

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Were Denver fans bashing Cutler BEFORE he was traded? All I heard was positive things. If that’s not sour grapes then I don’t know what is….

Seriously? I’m the first to agree that the perpetually petulant Cutler could stand to improve both on and off the field, but since when is an illiterate, wildly inconsistent sociopath held up as some sort of ultimate role model?!

I work at a high profile bakery, my boss calls me out and yells at me all the time and I’m certain that its not a big deal.