Also, maybe you should let people know what the “you’re guessing” thing was all about. First off, he’s got a weekly radio show with Waddle and Silvy and they have a great rapport, and tend to bust each other’s you-know-what’s a bit. It’s not as if it is a mandatory interview with some random radio host that he has never spoken to before. Silvy said “I felt against Green Bay a lot of things were bugging you” and went on to list a few things. That’s where the guessing comment came from, it had nothing to do with how the media as a whole has no idea how to analyze an NFL quarterback.

Perhaps you should listen to the whole show/interview, or at least have a link where others can hear for themselves instead of taking quotes out of context and spinning them to make a guy look bad. Just sayin.

“While he was griping in Denver an analyst at Vanderbilt said that if Jay gets love and is respected by everyone he will give respect back but once things get tough he becomes a sour puss.”

Thank you for clarifying that, I learned something from that…But you know, that makes Jay human, not evil…Anyone who has ever yelled at his wife after a bad day at work knows the feeling.

That locker room is a mess right now. You can tell Olin Kruetz isn’t there any more because if he was there’s NO WAY Cutler would run his mouth or ever put his hand on an offensive lineman.
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If Kreutz was still there he’d be the one in Webb’s face, Cutler wouldn’t have to.

I’m glad you think so Jay, because you are about the only one who thought that.

Cutler was disliked by many teammates at Vanderbilt. He was disliked by many in Denver. He is now disliked by many in Chicago.
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And you know this how, exactly?
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Gotta love the ignorant thumbs up for your comment. It’s a widely known fact that Cutler had the same problems while at Vanderbilt. His body language was an issue, his calling out teammates was an issue, and his think skin and thick head was an issue.

As it has been in every stop on Jay Cutler’s career, when things are going well Jay plays well and acts like a man, but when things don’t go perfectly Jay gets flustered and acts like a little kid. While he was griping in Denver an analyst at Vanderbilt said that if Jay gets love and is respected by everyone he will give respect back but once things get tough he becomes a sour puss.

The Bears O-Line is actually pretty good. But they practice the good old “Ole” block because Cutler is such a whining, sniveling little brat they would prefer to take their chances with anyone else but him.

Cutler was disliked by many teammates at Vanderbilt. He was disliked by many in Denver. He is now disliked by many in Chicago.
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And you know this how, exactly?

we’ve seen low points in cutlers career before. you will all see a super bowl win before his career is over. And if there is any one thing holding him back its diabetes, which is easily cured with doctors who know what they are doing.
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Diabetes can be controlled with proper treatment and medication…There is no cure.

Cutler yelling at his teammates during games on the field is like Horace Grant or Steve Kerr throwing a temper tantrum at lesser players.

You don’t see his o-linemen acting like know-it-all jerks yelling at him after every pick he threw, but somehow he has a license to act like a jerk to his teammates when he wants to? I guess that would be cool if he actually accomplished something in his career.

WEBB
If he has any value at all it isn’t as outside edge protection; he couldn’t protect the outside edge of a coffee cup while holding it with both hands. He is big but far too slow for that position. Plus, I watched as a defender would get one, maybe two steps on him, he’d just stop and watch Cutler get sacked; no effort to pursue. He deserved to be yelled at but not “bumped”.

CUTLER
Jay was not compsed and was not moving the ball no matter what he says. Bad officiating aside, he was too busy running for his life to be effective. He also has a facial expression that shows readily when he gets rattled. The Packers got into his head and he let them. There was also a lack of the short, over the middle passes that would have spread the Packer pass defense maybe allowing more yardage but that observation is subjective.

OFFENSIVE LINE
And if there is any truth in advertising then the line was truely offensive during this game. Rewatch the game and see how fewer and fewer receivers are sent downfield as time goes by because they are being held back to protect the quarterback from 3 and 4 man rushes plus the occasional blitz. Chicago has some awesome weapons this year but an entire arsenal won’t do you any good if they have to stand in for pass protection.

THE MEDIA
You guys really do have an issue with the Bears/Cutler and it comes across in this forum. When the Bears win your focus is on the other team (their QB, recievers, coach). When they lose your focus is on the other team (their QB, recievers, coach). Very seldom do I see any effort in analyzing the Bears offense or defense for weaknesses or improvements. I do see quite a bit of finger pointing and blame at specific people on the squad. You guys are professionals, I expect more from you.

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Don’t confuse the media and the haters with Bears fans. The vast majority who have seen all of Cutler’s games know what he’s about and support him fully.

~SarcasmOff