Cutler-isms.

[gpphat]

Umm? Refer to the pages between chapter 1 and two?

I'm just sticking to the guidelines that have been laid out...don't shoot the messenger

 

[onebud34]

Thats chapter 8: Loving your Jay

You mean Fellatin' Jay?

 

[onebud34]

Umm? Refer to the pages between chapter 1 and two?

read the guidelines fucktard!

 

[bearmick]

It's as good of a skill position group as there is in the league, now. 3 years ago, that wasn't the case. Don't get me wrong, Marshall has been a blessing for the Bears, but Jeffery has only been in the NFL for 2 seasons, the first one he missed several games with the broken hand. ( I think it was his hand, I know it was on that touchdown against Tennessee). He showed flashes, but was inconsistent. Not to mention, Lovie was HC and Tice was OC that year.

Biggest problem is locking into Marshall too much at times. He's got plenty of weapons around him now, it's not like Marshall is the only guy he can throw to.

I think it's all about health in 2014. It's a second year in the Trestman system and all the talent is in place around him. If he can get through the year and play a full season, we'll know better than at any time before what we have.

 

[Nail Polish]

Umm? Refer to the pages between chapter 1 and two?

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[BearFanJohn]

I think it's all about health in 2014. It's a second year in the Trestman system and all the talent is in place around him. If he can get through the year and play a full season, we'll know better than at any time before what we have.

Yep. And if Cutler fails, if he doesn't perform, Emery/Trestman have a problem. If he can't produce top 5 (?) numbers with what he's got around him, the problem is him.
I hope and believe that its going to be a big year if he and the rest of the offense stay relatively healthy.

 

[Jester]

Yep. And if Cutler fails, if he doesn't perform, Emery/Trestman have a problem. If he can't produce top 5 (?) numbers with what he's got around him, the problem is him.
I hope and believe that its going to be a big year if he and the rest of the offense stay relatively healthy.

Problem is that there will be different definitions of failure. For some it will be Cutler has to win the superbowl this season or he is a failure. The offense could have a great year as well as Cutler why the defense collapses again. Some will see that as Cutler failing. So success and failure means something different based on the person.

 

[Mongo_76]

I swear, half of the Cutler haters want to see the team fail just so that they'd get rid of Jay.

Are you sure that most just want the team to stop failing - because of him?

 

[onebud34]

Problem is that there will be different definitions of failure. For some it will be Cutler has to win the superbowl this season or he is a failure. The offense could have a great year as well as Cutler why the defense collapses again. Some will see that as Cutler failing. So success and failure means something different based on the person.

I'm fine with the playoffs...considering even the Vikings & Lions have been there more recently than the Bears.

 

[Packer Fan]

I think it's all about health in 2014. It's a second year in the Trestman system and all the talent is in place around him. If he can get through the year and play a full season, we'll know better than at any time before what we have.

You won't know any better. If Cutler doesn't have a great year it will be, "but it was Cutler's first full year in a new offense".

Or maybe it will be, "he's accustomed to short receivers, he needs time to adjust to two tall receivers".

I like Jay and I think he'll have a great year. If he doesn't, awesome, good for GB. But if he doesn't excuses will follow.

 

[Jester]

Are you sure that most just want the team to stop failing - because of him?

Din't know he played defense Mongo but thanks.

 

[bearmick]

You won't know any better. If Cutler doesn't have a great year it will be, "but it was Cutler's first full year in a new offense".

Or maybe it will be, "he's accustomed to short receivers, he needs time to adjust to two tall receivers".

I like Jay and I think he'll have a great year. If he doesn't, awesome, good for GB. But if he doesn't excuses will follow.

If these are kind of excuses waiting for us next year, the fanboys should just jump off a building.

 

[Mongo_76]

Din't know he played defense Mongo but thanks.

Of course he plays defense. Just not for the Bears. Kid can rope a spiral to the DB's with the best of them.

 

[HeHateMe]

You won't know any better. If Cutler doesn't have a great year it will be, "but it was Cutler's first full year in a new offense".

Or maybe it will be, "he's accustomed to short receivers, he needs time to adjust to two tall receivers".

I like Jay and I think he'll have a great year. If he doesn't, awesome, good for GB. But if he doesn't excuses will follow.

this actually made me lol. there are posters here that might not post this, but they would support these sorts of posts if posted.

 

[BearDen]

Are you sure that most just want the team to stop failing - because of him?

Yeah, how dare Cutler give up 150 yards rushing a game, that asshole.

 

[Midway Fields]

this actually made me lol. there are posters here that might not post this, but they would support these sorts of posts if posted.

I disagree.

 

[onebud34]

Yeah, how dare Cutler give up 150 yards rushing a game, that asshole.

That's more Josh McCown's fault than it is Cutlers

 

[BearDen]

That's more Josh McCown's fault than it is Cutlers

Very true, I mean he WAS the savior/face/reincarnation of jesus for our franchise last year

 

[onebud34]

Very true, I mean he WAS the savior/face/reincarnation of jesus for our franchise last year

And gave up the most rushing yards per start

 

[Midway Fields]

That's more Josh McCown's fault than it is Cutlers

No, THAT was the defense's fault.