Results are what matter most. I am so tired of this stupid over analysis of Cutler’s smirks and smiles. This sideline psycho-babble means nothing.

He’s not causing trouble in scrip clubs or hitting pedestrians while driving drunk. Cut the guy a little slack. He is a dangerous QB and has the success on the field to prove it.

As for this Packer fan, I fully understand that long after the vikes have limped off in November, this division will be decided between our 2 teams down the stretch. And if Chicago ends up on top, they will have a Jay Cutler (half hearted smirk and all) to thank for a great deal of it.
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Pleased to meetcha, wafflestomp…When our teams meet again for the NFC crown I shall raise my glass to you, sir!

Like everyone else who says something re it: What do you know about the MCL? It stabilizes side to side motion (like when someone is scrambling) so yeah. He could ride the bike. They thought it was a simple injury and there would be some slight and mild pain riding and walking.

And IT WAS THE TEAM DRS AND LOVIE SMITH THAT TOOK JAY OUT OF THE GAME; NOT JAY. Get your facts straight on that one. It’s WELL DOCUMENTED that’s what happened.

And, you DON’T give a DIABETIC steroids because it can (worse case scenario) cause death. Sure, put a brace on it, but it wouldn’t have helped because of how much he had to scramble.

It’s time to let it go. Chicago fans have. Why won’t everyone else? Jay’s proven himself to us.

And, regardless of how it turned out, Cutler led the Bears TO the NFCCG ONE YEAR after being a Bear for a year and practically the laughing stock of the year, new receivers, new OC. It took Rodgers THREE YEARS, same OC, same receivers that Favre had.

Of course he can’t. The press is too busy s***king Tom Brady off to even notice another QB. Brady throws MORE fits than Cutler, but does anyone mention that? No.

You missed the part where MERE SECONDS LATER Tice and Cutler WERE TALKING ABOUT it and LAUGHING! Why? Because that’s not “newsworthy” enough for you.

Cutler probably is standoffish with the press because he knows he can’t win with you.

And as far as this: “This one falls squarely in the “What’s he gonna say?” category, as the Bears continue to look the other way whenever the quarterback decides to have another tantrum.”. How the hell do YOU know that? Are YOU Mike Tice or Lovie Smith or Jeremy Bates? Methinks NOT.

And if you want tantrums, look up Tom Brady. He’s the KING of tantrums, on and off the field. Only you look the other way as Brady throws a fit.

Oh yeah… Bear fans are NOT unique! Winning cures all.

That, and I would hardly classify what I saw Cutler do Monday night as a tantrum. Let’s chalk that up to another issue I have with your “reporting.”

Bear fans knew what they were getting when they bought Cutler from Denver. I’ve watched all the games and while aspects of his personality leave something to be desired; I have a real hard time questioning his skill set or his toughness as competitor.

I think it’s fair to criticize his judgement, and quarterback is a position where that is a premium, but to suggest that the Bears are better off without him, or that on principle the fans of Chicago should force the team to hold him accountable for acting “churlish?! -
It’s not Cutler’s judgement I’m starting to question…..

You’re entitled to your opinions of Cutler, but do not tell us Bears fans what we think or assume that if we’re not upset with Cutler that we’re “overlooking anything if he wins”. That’s ridiculous.

I’m a huge Bears fan, and I love Cutler whether he’s throwing TDs or INTs. Obviously I’m hoping for TDs, but the point is, even though you might not have the capacity to understand it, there are those of us who love the Bears unconditionally and ACTUALLY don’t think Cutler’s attitude is a big deal at all. I’m not sure how much clearer to put it than that.

Everyone is different. Everyone handles themselves differently, and handles every situation differently. If you don’t agree with the way they deal with the situation, that doesn’t mean they’re wrong. And if others don’t get bothered when you do, it doesn’t mean they are naive or clueless or blind to the truth.

Cutler does get after guys at times and holds them accountable, which I think he should, but the media only seems to focus on those things. What I choose to focus on as well are the moments where Cutler is also giving praise to his teammates when they’re doing well. I choose to notice during the Monday night game after a great drive, when Cutler pulled J’Marcus Webb to the side, and said a few things to him (no doubt encouraging) and tapped him on the helmet, and Webb tapped him back. I choose to notice when DJ Moore, who had talked about Cutler in the media, made the interception, Cutler was one of the first ones to come off the bench and congratulate him. Cutler was also one of the ones who ran down to congratulate Tillman’s pick-six. He was also the first one to take the blame on the fumble for holding the ball too long.

We all have our own way of doing things. Those of us who don’t just look for the negative things, but also look at the positive things can all tell he cares about his teammates and is a good leader by those positive things he does. What a breath of fresh air it would be to have someone in the media take a small positive thing that happened and turn it into something great and visible to everyone, rather than trying to take a small seemingly negative thing and blow it up into a controversy.

Thanks for listening, and thanks for all of you fellow Bears fans out there that feel the same as me and support them unconditionally. GO BEARS!

signed, football fans everywhere

As a Bears fan, I’m sick of it. All the negative press about Cutler. But it’s nothing new, we’ve never really gotten respect in the media and that’s fine.

Cutler simply doesn’t pretend to like the media…and that’s why they don’t like him.

Bears were 7-3 w/ him last season before he was done. The ended the season 8-8 without him.

They are 3-1 this season so far.

Hate his attitude, but the man can play. In a game where we had 140+ rating, we talk about how he drank some water.

The media needs to leave all the drama on Homeland and LOST, not NFL.

“During the course of a game, there’s so many things and emotions that are flying and going on. I don’t think there’s a problem with that at all,” he said. “There’s been times in games, where guys disagree on things, because emotions are flying and things happen. I think people try to read into too much sometimes.”

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‘Cause apparently honest journalism is too hard when they can settle for petty gossip/he-said-she-said for more if not equal reader hits. I think I’m about done reading Gantt articles.

“I wish they would have got the clip at the end of the game where he smacked me on the rear end. They didn’t show that one. I wish they would have shown that one. And I smacked him back.”

Wow ! The shower room scene must have been a barrel of laughs ! I wonder who picked up the soap first and also, maybe Jerry Sandusky was involved in the gayla affair .

I am a DIE HARD Bear fan, but I could easily do without Joy Cutler !

It amazes me that the Media is trying to make Football into some Disney Product.

It’s not. That’s why it’s so popular.

Are you not entertained!?

I hope Cutler wins it all, then moons everyone with a mic ala McMahon.