Cutler legacy

Umbali · Tue Sep 04, 2018 5:14 pm

Saw this and had to laugh

BR0D1E86 · Tue Sep 04, 2018 5:25 pm

Haha. Savage.

Sugashane · Tue Sep 04, 2018 9:15 pm

I love it. lol

alexwilkins · Tue Sep 04, 2018 9:43 pm

If anyone has a #6 for sale. Let me know. Im on my way to buy one in a couple weeks.

Boris13c · Wed Sep 05, 2018 8:49 am

Umbali wrote:Saw this and had to laugh

Mikefive · Wed Sep 05, 2018 11:51 am

Now that we've made another trade of multiple #1s, isn't it time we stopped talking about this guy? The horse died a long time ago. What's the point of continuing the beating?

Bearfacts · Wed Sep 05, 2018 2:09 pm

It's a funny barb. Knock yourselves out, but let's just say with a net worth of about $50 mil he probably doesn't care about that meme either.

Umbali · Wed Sep 05, 2018 4:44 pm

lol im not beating any horse. I lived in Denver when we traded for Cutler. I liked Cutler and felt it was coaching and lack of o-line that lead to a lot of the issues. I didnt care about his facial expressions and demeanor.

That poster is just plain funny

IotaNet · Wed Sep 05, 2018 5:59 pm

Umbali wrote:lol im not beating any horse. I lived in Denver when we traded for Cutler. I liked Cutler and felt it was coaching and lack of o-line that lead to a lot of the issues. I didnt care about his facial expressions and demeanor.

That poster is just plain funny

This.

Otis Day · Wed Sep 05, 2018 6:20 pm

Hilarious. Jay being Jay.

Bears Whiskey Nut · Wed Sep 05, 2018 10:13 pm

alexwilkins wrote:If anyone has a #6 for sale. Let me know. Im on my way to buy one in a couple weeks.

Are you serious? I have a L I was about to send to Goodwill. You're kidding...right?

The Marshall Plan · Thu Sep 06, 2018 5:13 am

Very Cavallari is great. I watch it for the Cutler parts. He's awesome on that show.

alexwilkins · Thu Sep 06, 2018 5:49 am

Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:
alexwilkins wrote:If anyone has a #6 for sale. Let me know. Im on my way to buy one in a couple weeks.
Are you serious? I have a L I was about to send to Goodwill. You're kidding...right?

Jay is the best quarterback our team has ever had. Not talking about him isn't going to make his legacy* go away. I, for one, choose to embrace it.

Boris13c · Thu Sep 06, 2018 8:48 am

alexwilkins wrote:
Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:
alexwilkins wrote:If anyone has a #6 for sale. Let me know. Im on my way to buy one in a couple weeks.
Are you serious? I have a L I was about to send to Goodwill. You're kidding...right?
Jay is the best quarterback our team has ever had. Not talking about him isn't going to make his legacy* go away. I, for one, choose to embrace it.

Cutler is statistically the best at the position he played for the Bears .... but him coming up small when the games were biggest is enough for me to not consider him the best QB

his legacy equates to nice numbers and very few important wins ... the modern era Jeff George

Bearfacts · Thu Sep 06, 2018 9:53 am

Umbali wrote:lol im not beating any horse. I lived in Denver when we traded for Cutler. I liked Cutler and felt it was coaching and lack of o-line that lead to a lot of the issues. I didnt care about his facial expressions and demeanor.

That poster is just plain funny

I'm also a Chicago transplant living in Denver since the early '80s and I agree with your take on Cutler. I've often submitted the question "did he fail us or did we fail him"? How would he do with this OL, offense and defense?

How much different would he be viewed today had he been able to finish that NFC Championship Game against GB and possibly win the SB as well. He had some great games but some opinions turn on the slightest of change.

And I'll support the second sentence as well. I think even Jay himself would be amused by it......or not....who cares.

IotaNet · Thu Sep 06, 2018 1:31 pm

Bearfacts wrote:
Umbali wrote:lol im not beating any horse. I lived in Denver when we traded for Cutler. I liked Cutler and felt it was coaching and lack of o-line that lead to a lot of the issues. I didnt care about his facial expressions and demeanor.

That poster is just plain funny
I'm also a Chicago transplant living in Denver since the early '80s and I agree with your take on Cutler. I've often submitted the question "did he fail us or did we fail him"? How would he do with this OL, offense and defense?

How much different would he be viewed today had he been able to finish that NFC Championship Game against GB and possibly win the SB as well. He had some great games but some opinions turn on the slightest of change.

And I'll support the second sentence as well. I think even Jay himself would be amused by it......or not....who cares.

I don't want to kick off the Cutler debate but I do co-sign all of he comments above.

If I'm Jay Cutler however, I'm laughing all the way to the bank. He's filthy rich, he's got a pretty wife, three adorable kids, his health intact, and his whole life ahead of himself.

Now if he could just put those cigarettes down ...

The Marshall Plan · Thu Sep 06, 2018 4:59 pm

In my opinion Cutler was repeatedly screwed ever since he got here.

The QB is always a convenient scapegoat for whatever. Yeah OK he would throw INTs. The guy also had a golden arm and did a lot more right than he did wrong.

He gets a revolving door at OC including Mike Martz and his 5 or 7 step drops. Webb as his tackle. An aging defense. Trestman. The list goes on and on.

What exactly did people expect him to do? Throw 30 TDs with 0 INTs?

I'm happy for him. He's got a shit ton of money, a hot wife, a great TV show, a bunch of kids, and his health. He should be thankful everyday that he has that because of some of the dogshit schemes, 5 or 7 step drops, and horrible offensive lines.

Jay Cutler wasn't the problem. He was actually never the problem. And if he was the QB of this Bears team, people would be talking Super Bowl.

Mikefive · Thu Sep 06, 2018 5:11 pm

Bearfacts wrote:I'm also a Chicago transplant living in Denver since the early '80s....

How funny. I was a NW Indiana transplant who moved to Denver in '82. But I returned in '88.

Little known fact about me that nobody cares about... I actually was an NFL official for 2 years. (Northglenn Football League Pop Warner.)