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The vast majority of paragraphs in the OP contain "Cutler" or "Jay;" yet it is not about Jay. "Logic." :lmao:
His Cutler obsession is quite strong.
The vast majority of paragraphs in the OP contain "Cutler" or "Jay;" yet it is not about Jay. "Logic." :lmao:
Sometimes I feel like Broc and Mongo are the same person.
Apparently both were at Disney for two weeks. Mongo did you see broc at Disney?
The worst part is it probably took you 20 minutes post this shit. You profile says you are a Cubs fan. And you take the time to post this shit in the middle of their post season game that was extremely exciting?
Thought u weren't about the stills breh
He has tape now
1. Not one person said the words "Cutler won"
2. Cutler had a great game considering they were down 2 offensive linemen and the top 3 receivers. He never forced a ball in the first 3 quarters and had a few drops and false starts which hindered drives, yet he maintained his cool and was patient. The phantom PI was a make up call for the PI missed on the play before.
3. Fox is the head coach and is a leader. Cutler has shown leadership as well.
4. We scored 18 when the Chiefs give up 32 on average. Yes, but none of the other teams were missing their top 3 receivers and 2 linemen. The Chiefs also had to play at Green Bay and Cincinnati. They gave up atleast 14 garbage points to the Texans on the road in Week 1. Their only other home game (in one of the toughest home environments) was to the Broncos and Peyton Manning.
5. Cutler and the Bears D both played well and were large parts of the team win.
6. Agreed.
7. Agreed that we should not get too excited. Take it one game at a time.
8. Agreed, but irrelevant.
9. WTF
The phantom PI call was a fine call. You don't have to use your arms to cause PI.
yeah. A CB can't just stop on a route in front of a WR. If that CB had played the ball, he would have got a pic.
yes. yes he would have intercepted it if he'd played the ball, since the ball was thrown Cutler-style (inaccurate) to the CB's side rather than the WR's back shoulder, like it was supposed to be.
the Chiefs only gripe could have been that the ball was uncatchable, or perhaps argue (rightly) that the WR was trying to go through the CB to get to the poorly thrown ball on the other side of the CB who'd established position on the inside, which, by definition, would have negated any PI call on the defense.
if the ball was underthrown, now that's a different story. both players can come back for it, and often it's the receiver who first sees it's underthrown.
but a poorly thrown ball to the wrong (defender's) side of the pair of players? that should NOT have been a PI on the D.
What about that dig pattern on the prior play where Wilson was blatantly held and prevented a completion?
Realist:
"Cutler had a decent game overall. He (as usual) put us behind by not protecting the ball (sack was not his fault, not protecting was). He Kinda sucked for 3 quarters. Then really played well in the 4th - props. And he also got a lot of help on a phantom PI call".