To All The Jay Cutler Haters.

[Gator29]

I like your points Relapse on Jay Culter.

 

[Pre]

Cutler does have poor footwork, but he can't really afford to set and throw or otherwise he'd be killed. Give him a line and time to step into his throws and he'll be even better.

 

[Scoot26]

You might wanna look at Cassel's 2010 season. The dude's legit. 24 TDs, 5 picks...will most likely hit 3000 yards...

That being said, you're right..their OL is tough.

The Chiefs are also a team that has done a good job building OL though. Our team simply needs some talent that Tice can develop. He's doing quite a good job with the smucks we have.

 

[thedude33]

did you see dilfer back peddle during the post game? he said something like "the skies the limit for this team"....hahaha

What a bag of dicks.

 

[Relapse]

What a bag of dicks.

A Bag of Dicks...?
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Louis C.K. is the best.

 

[TopekaRoy]

But he threw for less than 200 yards...He's obviously not a good QB because of that
(Sorry just saying what some hater will say)

True, but he also threw 3 touchdown passes and had a 106.6 passer rating. That's pretty good.

BTW, Favre's passer rating was 99.1 and web's was 38.8!

 

[Cover3]

Kevin Kolb obviously better, amirite IronMike?

oh no he didn't... that had to be trolling rofl

Cutler does have poor footwork, but he can't really afford to set and throw or otherwise he'd be killed. Give him a line and time to step into his throws and he'll be even better.

I'd say his footwork his uhm.. unique, but yea, with a better line he could step in the pocket and be more accurate even tho he throws some nifty passes even when jumping backwards

 

[Cover3]

40-14. 26 point blow out. Division Champs. Pathetic! We should put Collins back in!! And espn said Lovie was a good coach. Even the God of QBs, Trent 'The Prick' Dilfer hates us!

notice how gruden and co. were all up on favre's jock after the first TD pass, and they were dissing the bears, untill it was.. 40-14, then they jumped back on the bears wagon.. sigh

e:**** me and my double posts$@$#@$

 

[DMelt36]

Going back to some people's references to Matt Cassel ...

I believe that if you have a good OLine with any kind of a decent QB, your offense will succeed. You could plug in any adequate skill position players and the combination of good OLine + good QB will take care of everything.

 

[Derkach77]

Trent is now buttering up to us lmfao.

 

[Jysen]

notice how gruden and co. were all up on favre's jock after the first TD pass, and they were dissing the bears, untill it was.. 40-14, then they jumped back on the bears wagon.. sigh e:**** me and my double posts$@$#@$

I will give em credit that most did pick us to win. But its ironic how they say shit prior to a game, then praise afterwards. Wish with a 3-D tv u could smack them. I'd buy it then lol

 

[bearfan7777]

Everyone has to remember the Bears until this year have never had an offensive oriented minded coach with an offensive system until Mike Martz. You have an offensive line who went from no game plan to learning one, this takes time and by what I have seen the last few weeks besides the Patriots game they are doing a better job protecting him. Cutler went from an offensive structured system in Denver to no offensive system his first year in Chicago, now trying to learn a different one. Rex Grossman I still think is a good quaterback who never had anyone to develop his talents. You cant expect a quaterback to perform well if he doesnt have the coaching staff or a structured offensive line put in front of him to make him better. Cutlers mistakes as Steve Young pointed out after the Monday night game is due to his foot mechanics which Mike Martz has been trying to correct week by week and each week his mistakes have become fewer and fewer.

 

[zack54attack]

I wish Will Culbertson was here to analyze us on Cutler and writing.

 

[thedude33]

OK, so on to the Jets!

 

[IronMike]

Yes, Cutler is better than Tom Brady. I admit it!

Um, no. A QB that truly has the potential to be elite is the back-up in Green Bay.

 

[IronMike]

It's sad to see Bears fans constantly making excuses for them. They lost to the Patriots because the Bears aren't a cold weather team. That's completely asinine. This is Chicago. It's damn cold and snowy here and Soldier Field is not a dome. If they can't play in the elements at home then it's poor coaching plain and simple.

It's frustrating to me that Lovie will continue to be the coach even after they get blown out of the playoffs once again. Same old song and dance but when it happens Bears fans will come up with more excuses. Anything other than facing the reality that this team simply isn't good. As if Lovie has been the Bears head coach for 70 years. He's just another failed experiment like Dave Wannstedt, Rex Grossman and Jay Cutler.

 

[ClydeLee]

It's sad to see Bears fans constantly making excuses for them. They lost to the Patriots because the Bears aren't a cold weather team. That's completely asinine. This is Chicago. It's damn cold and snowy here and Soldier Field is not a dome. If they can't play in the elements at home then it's poor coaching plain and simple.

It's frustrating to me that Lovie will continue to be the coach even after they get blown out of the playoffs once again. Same old song and dance but when it happens Bears fans will come up with more excuses. Anything other than facing the reality that this team simply isn't good. As if Lovie has been the Bears head coach for 70 years. He's just another failed experiment like Dave Wannstedt, Rex Grossman and Jay Cutler.

Well that's just like, your opinion man.

They were outcoached that game, that's the difference from an elite coach who has his teams ALWAYS having success in terrible weather verse one who is an above average coach. Lovie got his team to play perfectly fine the next week in the not perfect but better weather and because the team they played was not the best team in the NFL it doesn't really matter.

I saw someone post it somewhere I can't find it. Cutlers numbers the last 6 games if you cut out that Pats game are outstanding, that's something showing he is far from any failure.

I do know, over Cutler's last 15 games, he has a 93.8 QB Rating and the Bears are 11-4

 

[Cover3]

I guess its sad when Jon Kitna in Detroit can immediately pick up Martz's system, but 16 weeks into the season people are still making excuses for Cutler. Kitna put up back-to-back 4000 yard seasons in Detroit, and trivia on trivia, Kitna has a higher QB rating than Cutler this year.

funny how you left out kitna's TD/INT ratio during those two seasons.. how convenient.. if you're gonna base your argument on stats don't omit half of it, because it suits your opinion, lol.. and, yes Kitna has a better rating than Jay this year, kudos to him for posting a slightly better resume on a much better offense, let alone the immense pressure to secure a playoff spot.. /sarcasm, and oh and Kitna led the lions to the playoffs too! sarcasm/

 

[ClydeLee]

He had career highs in attempts too. That doesn't mean he picked up the offense you realize that? It's because the team was fricken awful on defense and Kitna needed to drop back and pass a bunch and had some quality receiving threats out there. Roy Williams was playing like an elite WR that season and Mike Furrey was an outstanding check slot option.

Kitna also packed up the sacks, making him have to throw long distances more to pick up the yards which added to the yards. How people constantly ignore that is a connection on teams that are constantly behind and getting sacked I wont get. Why do you think Rodgers has so many sacks and few INTs, why has Cutler had so many sacks and less ints this year, a lot of holding onto the ball more to not make the INTs.

Plus, Kitna was also an experienced long playing vet you realize that. He didn't also go through 3 drastic Offensive shifts in his previous 3 years. Bob Bratkowksi was the OC of Cinni the whole time Kitna was there! And was his OC in Seattle. He had an easier shift being a smart minded vet. And remember high passing yards and high completion numbers on a god awful teams doesn't mean you know the whole system? Why would you think that is the connection?

 

[ClydeLee]

No but the fact he had to try to go through a system change last year then this year is a drastic shift, a LOT different than having set from just 1 system to another and learning a new system with everyone together on the unit.

Yes his completion went up but he happened to have defenses playing off of them because they were down soo much in football games. That helped Mike Furrey be open for so many average length passes and kept them down because he was getting a whopping 2.2 YAC average. And I said "That season" for a reason on Roy Williams because watch the games you'll see he was and Furrey was open due to frequent double coverage on Williams... I remember a 1 handed catch in triple coverage Williams batted the ball from one hand to the other against the Bears in.

Cutler isn't playing from behind, hence doesn't need massive numbers like you saw in the past two years. And the sack thing is just a basic cause and effect trend that is treated by the media like its a amazing testament to have 300 yard games if you were sacked in it 5 times and battling from behind. A lot of time, not always, it goes hand in hand.

Remember bad defense can make an offense put up gaudy numbers. I'm sure the Saints enjoy their improved defense this and last year over their massive offensive gains to over compensate of the 07-08