NFL Nation Says: QB bang for the buck

[marines1]

10. Jay Cutler, Chicago | '13 Cap: $10.37 million | APY Salary: $14.6 million

The cap figure seems high, given his 37-24 record with the Bears and one trip to the playoffs. But that's the going rate for a QB of Cutler's pedigree. Besides that, he has lacked weapons and adequate protection. In the final year of his deal, Cutler is trying to prove he's worth the salary of the top QBs. -- Michael C. Wright

Worth it? Wright: Yes

Seifert's take: Cutler led two game-winning drives and has three victories overall, with effective play and a second-tier contract.

He is ranked #10 for best value, underpaid?

Pay that man.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/92548/nfl-nation-says-qb-bang-for-buck

 

[gallagher]

I dont think it is surprising that people think Cutler should get more money from us, and has been doing a good job so far this season (minus the detroit debacle)

The only people who want to get rid of Cutler are the ones who mistakenly think he is running the Grossman Turnover Drive part Deux

 

[number51]

I dont think it is surprising that people think Cutler should get more money from us, and has been doing a good job so far this season (minus the detroit debacle)

The only people who want to get rid of Cutler are the ones who mistakenly think he is running the Grossman Turnover Drive part Deux

The people that don't want the Bears to re-sign him have never offered another option. If/when they do, I will start to take them seriously, till then, they are just trolling.

 

[Packer Fan]

I can honestly say that I do not want the Bears to re-sign Cutler.

 

[modo]

I believe someone suggested we should have gotten Freeman recently......

 

[modo]

I can honestly say that I do not want the Bears to re-sign Cutler.

lol