Jay Cutler looking into broadcasting?

[HansGruber]

Sources: Jay Cutler exploring broadcast career. Has auditioned. Not yet retired from football but soon?

STORY: https://t.co/bsTSApZ55v

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[Burque]

Lol that would be some color man....

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[Urblock]

Why would he want to do that? With the money he has there's no reason to work for somebody. If he's bored starting a business would give him something to do.

 

[HansGruber]

Why would he want to do that? With the money he has there's no reason to work for somebody. If he's bored starting a business would give him something to do.

You have to admit though,it would be great hearing him disect why a QB threw an interception.

"You just can not throw into triple coverage,horrible move"



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[Space Invader]

Bob: "Jay, a beautiful day here in West Palm beach for Pro-Am pancake flipping."
Jay: "Bob, this weather is so great, kind of makes it hard to care about the competition we are covering here."
Bob: "Well, Jay, humbling to hear; coming from a man who defined his football career as 'not caring',"
Jay: (laughs) "Go fuck yourself, Bob. Back to you in Bristol."
(inaudible shuffling noises)
Jay: "Where's my fuckin' smokes?!?"

 

[Bears4Ever_34]

The one job I never thought he would take after football. He just never looked like the type that belongs in that atmosphere.

 

[WestsideResider]

Why would he want to do that? With the money he has there's no reason to work for somebody. If he's bored starting a business would give him something to do.

Uh because talking about football on TV is easy money.

 

[ZOMBIE@CTESPN]

Why would he want to do that? With the money he has there's no reason to work for somebody. If he's bored starting a business would give him something to do.

if you are trapped with the wife for too much time its a good way to get divorced and lose whatever he made

 

[didshereallysaythat]

Joe Buck and Tony Romo with Cutler down on the sidelines.

 

[benplace]

"Jay, Bears vs the Vikings this week, who you got?"
-eye roll- "Don't care..."

 

[Adipost]

"Jay, Bears vs the Vikings this week, who you got?"
-eye roll- "Don't care..."

(Shrugs right shoulder)(Twitches head)

 

[bearmick]

- He was given too many games with bad teams. Nobody knows the names of the Jags players.

- It's his third play-by-play guy he's been with in one season; how could he develop chemistry?

- The TV booth was too far from the field. Not his fault.

 

[Warrior Spirit]

The one job I never thought he would take after football. He just never looked like the type that belongs in that atmosphere.

Totally agree. Get the feeling he's just desperately searching for options after teams showed no interest in him. Trying to follow the path Romo is taking.

 

[Warrior Spirit]

Joe Buck and Tony Romo with Cutler down on the sidelines.

unBearable.

 

[didshereallysaythat]

Totally agree. Get the feeling he's just desperately searching for options after teams showed no interest in him. Trying to follow the path Romo is taking.

Jay gonna try out for the US Open too?

 

[Warrior Spirit]

Jay gonna try out for the US Open too?

They can have a main event celebrity match between him and Romo.

 

[Urblock]

Funny thread Hans. :lol:

 

[dweebs19]

He should just go to Nashville and open a bar/restaurant

 

[didshereallysaythat]

They can have a main event celebrity match between him and Romo.

Romo would destroy him.

 

[bearmick]

Heard something on the Score earlier about how it might be Fox, and that he'd be a great replacement for Terry Bradshaw on the panel. I have to agree. Bradshaw is awful and Cutler was engaging and often amusing on his show with Waddle and Silvy (though admittedly just about anyone would seem riveting when juxtaposed with Waddle and Silvy).

Anyway, I think that's a better spot for him than in-game color commentary.

Good luck to him.