From one of the hatersz

[3rd N Long]

lol stfu and sit the fuck down somewhere. We all know the moment he plays bad you'll be doing an all 22 breakdown on how bad he was.

I decided to check the old website I used to post on before coming to these forums. Yup, its still a Cutler hate site. So don't sweat it, Morongo still has his fall back place to talk trash after Cutler has a good game.

 

[3rd N Long]

Mods are supposed to be in threadsto weed out the trash and enforce the rules. You called out three posters and insulted a mod

Some of the haters cant help themselves. At least this one is trying to cloak his true feelings with some positive comments.

The first bad game he has it will be interesting to watch.

 

[3rd N Long]

So this is his only good game of the year in your opinion. I ask, because you made a thread in the Cutler subforum, arguing that Jay is his same ol "mediocre" self

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Yeah but why bring up ancient history like that man. He started the thread like....at least a week ago or so. Way way back then you know. :yep:

 

[3rd N Long]

It's pretty fucking simple. Bears fans couldn't figure this out before...

He finally has an offensive coordinator that is considered to be NFL level. The loser, failure Bears have given him Ron Turner, Mike Tice, Mark Skeletor. Fuck, look at his first season. Ron Turner as HC with starting wide receivers ... Devin Hester and Rashied Davis? Like what the fuck is that. Maybe Cutler never "listened" before but he had no one to listen to. It's why teams like the Browns always suck. You cannot expect this guy to come in and throw to two converted defensive backs. He was set up to fail right away in Chicago and it snowballed from there. He didn't miraculously figure it out in the off-season at 30+ years of age.

Amen to this post here. Well said my friend.

 

[3rd N Long]

Um, going out of your way to mention how posters will be slurping a player all week is practically the definition of a call out.

At least he didn't post pictures of guys sitting naked on the cough rubbing one out together this time while trying to call me and a few other posters out for believing that Cutler was a good QB. That was an epic meltdown moment for Mongo when he couldn't tolerate anyone that said Cutler wasn't the devil. Hopefully Cutler continues to do well this year. Watching certain posters try to back track on their previous postings will be amusing to say the least. At least OneBud owns his comments like he should.

 

[BornAnAngryBearsFan]

This is the best I've seen #6 play QB in four years. It shows how much good or great coaching can harness talent. Let's see if he keeps it up against another boss defense in Denver, especially since with the built in storyline of the trade from six years ago and how well Jay and every other players can exploit the Pack's slump.

You also forgot the storyline of how two over the hill QB (Manning and Elway) ran off a good coaching staff in Fox and Gase. Notice both of them never won shit, until they weren't the focus of the team's offense? The emergence of Terrell Davis in that zone running scheme took all the focus off Elway, and the Colt's running game and defense were the stars of the show when Manning won his ONLY super bowl. He'll never win another one trying to always pass 40+ times a game. But, they both deemed Fox's approach too conservative in nature for their liking.

Nevermind the fact that Peyton Manning did what he always does, shit the bed in the playoffs. Dude chokes all the time. That complete ass whoopin they took from Seattle a few years ago was the kicker. Wes Welker came out and said it was the worst beating he had ever been a part of, and was embarrassed. And got cut right after saying it. Who laid the stinker in that game? It wasn't the running game that was working all season. It wasn't the defense fault that they kept having to come in after ducks were getting picked off in bad field position. It was Peyton Manning.

 

[ijustposthere]

I don't think Gase has "done enough" yet. he had an ideal situation with the Broncos when he had the most cerebral quarterback to play the game to work with. there's a lot of great coordinators that got head coaching jobs. I can name 3 Bill Belichick guys right now: Eric Mangini, Romeo Crennel, Josh McDaniels. you see a rotation of guys like Jack Del Rio, Wade Phillips, Norv Turner, Rod Marinelli, and I'll scrape deeper with Mike Martz and Dave Wannstedt who won super bowls with the Rams and Cowboys. I'm sure there's many more, but I just woke up... point being, not all are HC material.

I don't know why Adam Gase would risk the embarrassment of the names I mentioned of taking such a job and having it blow up in his face when he can stay with this team like Larsonite said and build the offense for 2-3 more years and just take Fox's job when it's done.

I still don't see it. I don't know why all of a sudden everyone's so chicken little about this one guy. must be the hip topic to talk about I guess.

I don't understand your guys' logic here. He will help the Bears get better, they also will get more talent, then fire Fox? Or is Fox retiring in your scenario? If someone offers him a HC job, he's gone. You guys are crazy if you think he's going to stay if offered a gig.

Maybe he might stay if he's offered something really, really shitty where there is no chance for success, but even that's a long shot. Hell, the only reason he didn't take the 49ers job is because supposedly the 49ers were insisting he keep on Tomsula as DC. They practically had a deal in place. If he was willing to take on that job, you guys are nuts to think he'd stay here as an OC if he has the chance to become a HC.

 

[ijustposthere]

At least he didn't post pictures of guys sitting naked on the cough rubbing one out together this time while trying to call me and a few other posters out for believing that Cutler was a good QB. That was an epic meltdown moment for Mongo when he couldn't tolerate anyone that said Cutler wasn't the devil. Hopefully Cutler continues to do well this year. Watching certain posters try to back track on their previous postings will be amusing to say the least. At least OneBud owns his comments like he should.

OneBuds good people. And his avatar is awesome.

 

[Jester]

and some significant wins over significant teams for some significant shit.

This was one of the best defenses in the NFL Cutler is playing well because he seems to have matured, is using his head, and has a pro Coaching staff that doesn't work against him. This OC knows Cutler and has him playing to his strengths.

There has never been a doubt about Cutler's physical ability and toughness. Only football retards doubt his toughness and physical ability.

 

[BornAnAngryBearsFan]

You know I actually know and have hung out with him... right?


Btw, the D has allowed only one TD in each of the last 4 games.


This isn't Cutler v the D.

The coaches are now putting together a well coached COMPLETE team. Cutler will make mistakes- many of them. So will the D. So will ST's.The key is that the whole team is now playing to win.

In fact, even after the first drive today, I actually kinda felt a sense that the Bears not only only played to win, but that they EXPECTED to win.

Yes, I did notice that as well. The Bears now play like a team that expects to win each game regardless of the opponent. Truth be told, if there weren't so many drops in week one, they would have beat Green Bay then. And that's with a turn over on a good read by Clay Mathews for an interception. The defense wasn't in the form it is in now, and they lost by just a TD. They WILL beat Green Bay in Land blow field on Thanksgiving. And Jay will ball out again.

 

[SUPERFAN]

I think the silliest part is that EVERYONE overlooks the fact that Jay actually had one of his best years last year
The turnovers really changed the narrative as well as the cluster fuck that was Marc trestman.

 

[Penny Traitor]

The turnovers really changed the narrative.

The turnovers were the narrative.

That was a team win yesterday, but I would vote Jay for MVP.

 

[1COBearsfan]

But what happens when Gase leaves?

You shut your whore mouth, that's not going to happen. Hopefully...

 

[gpphat]

Jay is playing the best football of his career right now.

He's been moving around the pocket damn well, and is even managing to not turn the ball over. Hopefully he'll be able to carry this play out for the rest of the season.

I am one of the hatersz that can admit Cutler has surprised me these past few games...I admitted before that he has been playing well, but I did not expect a good game out of him against the Rams. The offense as a whole has been playing well too, the line has been solid, Langford has filled in nicely, Jeffery when healthy has been top notch, Miller is playing how we expected Bennett to be playing...throw in that the defense has been solid also (although I think good offenses will dice them up right now) and this is a fun team to watch. I would be happy and encouraged if the team was playing like this and losing, so the fact they are stringing together wins is nice to see.

I still don't think this is a playoff team....yet. And I still don't think Cutler is the long term answer, I would like to see the Bears draft a QB this coming offseason. But with the way Cutler is playing it does make me a little more comfortable that the Bears could draft a QB to sit at least a year and learn the offense before taking over for Cutler. I mean if Gase can get Cutler to play solid football and keep his mistakes to a minimum, imagine what he could do if given a good young QB to develop.

I honestly didn't think this team would be a contender for at least another 2 years, but the coaches are getting the most out of the players they have which makes it encouraging that they could be a playoff team next year with a solid offseason/draft.

 

[Scoot26]

I am one of the hatersz that can admit Cutler has surprised me these past few games...I admitted before that he has been playing well, but I did not expect a good game out of him against the Rams. The offense as a whole has been playing well too, the line has been solid, Langford has filled in nicely, Jeffery when healthy has been top notch, Miller is playing how we expected Bennett to be playing...throw in that the defense has been solid also (although I think good offenses will dice them up right now) and this is a fun team to watch. I would be happy and encouraged if the team was playing like this and losing, so the fact they are stringing together wins is nice to see.

I still don't think this is a playoff team....yet. And I still don't think Cutler is the long term answer, I would like to see the Bears draft a QB this coming offseason. But with the way Cutler is playing it does make me a little more comfortable that the Bears could draft a QB to sit at least a year and learn the offense before taking over for Cutler. I mean if Gase can get Cutler to play solid football and keep his mistakes to a minimum, imagine what he could do if given a good young QB to develop.

I honestly didn't think this team would be a contender for at least another 2 years, but the coaches are getting the most out of the players they have which makes it encouraging that they could be a playoff team next year with a solid offseason/draft.

I don't think this is a playoff team either. NFC is top heavy and would requires collapses by one of the wild card teams (well Green Bay could be headed there). The Bears pretty much have to win out or at the most only lose one more game.

Cutler is surprising me too. Did not expect this kind of game out of Cutler at all yesterday.

Cutler passed one test, there's two more these following weeks.

Another thing you'll have to see if Cutler hasn't had a streak of good games put together in all of his careers. Its usually 2 good games, then one mediocre game, then crash and burn game. If he can break that streak, we may have something there that says Gase and the staff has Cutler figured out and have done something to him.

 

[jc456]

Amazing what competent play calling can do. Gase is awesome.

the second TD by Zach Miller was a most exceptional play. The fake handoff by Cutler was the best I've ever seen from him. The entire St. Louis D bit on that. And then the throw over the top with someone in his face. Gase had to just love that play call and execution.

 

[tricky5544]

It's incredibly naive to think he wouldn't leave for 3-4x pay in a place like Indy.

The bears can also give him a pay increase. And most young coordinators only get one shot at breaking the ranks into becoming a head coach. If he takes a ifty situation and it does not go well he might of blown his opportunity. If he stays with Cutler at least one more year and show that he turned Cutler around the world can be his.

 

[tricky5544]

I'm with you. This game is more Langford than anything. Cutler's game against the Chiefs was more impressive to me

Langford had a good game but Cutler did a great job. That second TD throw to Miller was perfect. He had to wait to get him open then use a soft throw to drop it in before he got smashed. He had some great reads and played extremely smart. The only problem I had with him was when St Louis picked up the fumble Cutler tried to tackle that big ass lineman. We can not afford to get him hurt on trying to tackle another player. I know its instinct, but we saw two seasons fall apart because of him getting injured on similar plays.

 

[dabears70]

But what happens when Gase leaves?

I know Gase is a big part of what's going on right now but lets not count out J.Fox with what's going on now either. J.Fox is a players coach and he brings a lot of the positive energy to the team and if we do lose Gase which of course i hope we won't then i believe that Fox and Pace will find the right guy to take his place even if it's someone that's already on the coaching staff.

 

[dabears70]

That simple? He had offers and interviews but turned them down. So why next year? And with who?

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He had A offer and it was from the 49ers who were losing a lot of guys and the GM supposedly wasn't gonna let him bring his own coaching staff on and they were gonna make him keep other coaches. Doesn't sound like a good option to me.