no, we should expect that a quality HC actually show up here and coach. It would be a nice thing to see. Maybe Fox is that guy, it will be debated over the course of the next year. But this organization is so messed up it isn't funny, and why the last management group was fired, as was the previous group under Lovie. Lovie Smith, the HC that knows jack sh1t about offense. wouldn't know what an offense was if it ran him over. Again, I couldn't careless who the QB is, Cutler could go and I'd be fine with it, I'm looking for improvement at all areas of the team, not one. That's the difference between me and you I supposed, I can recognize the limited resources on this team to say they are a good team. There is no I in team, and Cutler is not the reason why the last two years, the defense couldn't tackle or stop an opposing offense. it was offensive to watch the Bear defense the last two years. OFFENSIVE!!
i agree it is a shame. To spend that much money on your QB and not be ready with a corresponding receiver corp is pathetic. BM was good but wasn't the best, limited separation, Jeffery mostly good while BM present. Forte was the drop off back as a result. Bennett was good at times, but limited in his abilities as well. Again, he was a TE and not a wide receiver. I was looking for the exceptional WR corp the Bears put out on the field every game. I didn't see one. I saw good plays by two receivers, a few from the TE and many catches from a RB.
again, me, Cutler played like crap last year, no argument from me. Some of the crap was his fault and some was not. I'll leave it there.
Ok, but I don't think the fans who make those statements are necessarily stating that it's ok to suck as well. There are areas of Cutler's game that are very new to this fan base. He messes up more than anyone would like. Anyone. Now, who gets the blame can be all over the place on this team, for bad football. The Bears are like the National Conference version of the Cleveland Browns except that the Bears won one, the last game of the year in 1985. After that victory, the Bears are the Cleveland Browns. Can't coach, can't draft, can't pick out FAs worth a damn, once in a while they actually draft an exceptional player or two, but not enough. Every trade ends up falling on its face for the most part. Sounds eerily similar to the Browns. Browns couldn't win with Bernie Kozart, probably one of the best they've ever had, had Archie Griffin at RB for a while couldn't win. Face it, the culture of the Bears is losing big games except once in the SB era. I hate it, it drives me nuts. Cutler is just another one of those players, they bring in and fails. It is who they are.
Marshall and Jeffery both made the pro-bowl the year before and were considered one of the top WR duos in the league. To say Cutler lacked talent at the WR position is plain stupid. He had 4 pass catchers (2WR's, 1TE, and 1RB) that any QB would kill to have.
And again, a team needs more than two WRs to make a difference in big games. It's too bad you can't figure that out.
Marshall and Jeffery both made the pro-bowl the year before and were considered one of the top WR duos in the league. To say Cutler lacked talent at the WR position is plain stupid. He had 4 pass catchers (2WR's, 1TE, and 1RB) that any QB would kill to have.
