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#1
HE HAS A SPRAINED MCL IN HIS LEG AND WAS UNABLE TO PLAY AND NOT CLEARED BY TEAM DOCTORS TO PLAY.
Any other argument is wrong.
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READ, HERE IS THE BOTTOMLINE ABOUT JAY CUTLER.
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#6
Doesn't change the fact that he's a pouty, little cry-baby.....When the game is on the line, you want someone who actually WANTS to be in the game.....
I am a Bears fan.......the organization is doing damage control......saying it was THEIR decision.....bullshit.....ask his teammates....they tell the true tale.
box-ler........
I am a Bears fan.......the organization is doing damage control......saying it was THEIR decision.....bullshit.....ask his teammates....they tell the true tale.
box-ler........
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#10
Quote Originally Posted by Mr_Knuckles:
Doesn't change the fact that he's a pouty, little cry-baby.....When the game is on the line, you want someone who actually WANTS to be in the game.....
I am a Bears fan.......the organization is doing damage control......saying it was THEIR decision.....bullshit.....ask his teammates....they tell the true tale.
box-ler........
Doesn't change the fact that he's a pouty, little cry-baby.....When the game is on the line, you want someone who actually WANTS to be in the game.....
I am a Bears fan.......the organization is doing damage control......saying it was THEIR decision.....bullshit.....ask his teammates....they tell the true tale.
box-ler........
Dude, shutup already, You have no idea if it was damage control. Why don't you listen to some of the beat writer's for chicago. Guys like Zack Zaidman and others who are not even big Cutler fans but guys who were actually there and reported what they saw with their own 2 eyes. How he was visibly upset about not going back in, How he helped Hanie on the sidelines numerous times. Listen to those guys instead of seeing Fox cameras for a total of one minute and jumping to conclusions.
Then you say ask his teammates because they tell the true story??? You mean those same teammates that have had his back this whole time? Or those same teammates that went out of their to way to do interviews, call into shows like Sportscenter, and call out other players to get his back? You're right though, they do tell the true story. They don't think he quit, they have no problem with his demeanor, and they have had his back all year. The story seems pretty simple to me.
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#13
Whether he was hurt badly enough or not to go back into that game is irrelevant, and that is what people aren't even talking about and they should be. What really happened and which is perfectly fine is that fact that Cutler was benched in that game. It was a good decision by
Lovie. He was 6 of 14, no TD's, one INT, a passer rating of 31.8 and
wasn't able to get the team in the red zone once! I applaud the decision
to not put him back in the game, cuz if it wasn't for Hanie, the Bears
would have been shut out.Seriously, if Cutler was allowed to play the rest of that game, the Bears wouldn't have sniffed the scoreboard. Even the plays where there was no pressure, Cutler was missing wide open passes. He did not play well at all. Just like how in baseball where an ace might not have his good stuff going that day, the manager pulls him, same thing happened last Sunday. Lovie correctly yanked him. Lovie's big mistake was using Collins for those 6 snaps instead of going right to Hanie. However, at least they quickly made the decision to change that too.
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#14
I don't care about the injury or all the BS, the bottom line is he was playing terrible before he got hurt and the Bears only chance was with the 3RD string QB who almost brought them back
If Cutler played the whole game they would of lost by more than 7
Hanie , being mobile , at least gave them a chance. Cutler and Collins played very bad
Cutler will never be a winner !
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#16
Quote Originally Posted by jordyn31:
Didnt Cutler win division this year oh yeah he did YOU FUCKIN IDIOTI don't care about the injury or all the BS, the bottom line is he was playing terrible before he got hurt and the Bears only chance was with the 3RD string QB who almost brought them back
If Cutler played the whole game they would of lost by more than 7
Hanie , being mobile , at least gave them a chance. Cutler and Collins played very bad
Cutler will never be a winner !
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Posted:
#18
Quote Originally Posted by Mr_Knuckles:
Doesn't change the fact that he's a pouty, little cry-baby.....When the game is on the line, you want someone who actually WANTS to be in the game.....
I am a Bears fan.......the organization is doing damage control......saying it was THEIR decision.....bullshit.....ask his teammates....they tell the true tale.
box-ler........
Doesn't change the fact that he's a pouty, little cry-baby.....When the game is on the line, you want someone who actually WANTS to be in the game.....
I am a Bears fan.......the organization is doing damage control......saying it was THEIR decision.....bullshit.....ask his teammates....they tell the true tale.
box-ler........
ask his teammates all his teammates have his back.. your a fucking idiot.
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Posted:
#20
Quote Originally Posted by Steve_Holt:
Dude, shutup already, You have no idea if it was damage control. Why don't you listen to some of the beat writer's for chicago. Guys like Zack Zaidman and others who are not even big Cutler fans but guys who were actually there and reported what they saw with their own 2 eyes. How he was visibly upset about not going back in, How he helped Hanie on the sidelines numerous times. Listen to those guys instead of seeing Fox cameras for a total of one minute and jumping to conclusions.
Then you say ask his teammates because they tell the true story??? You mean those same teammates that have had his back this whole time? Or those same teammates that went out of their to way to do interviews, call into shows like Sportscenter, and call out other players to get his back? You're right though, they do tell the true story. They don't think he quit, they have no problem with his demeanor, and they have had his back all year. The story seems pretty simple to me.
Dude, shutup already, You have no idea if it was damage control. Why don't you listen to some of the beat writer's for chicago. Guys like Zack Zaidman and others who are not even big Cutler fans but guys who were actually there and reported what they saw with their own 2 eyes. How he was visibly upset about not going back in, How he helped Hanie on the sidelines numerous times. Listen to those guys instead of seeing Fox cameras for a total of one minute and jumping to conclusions.
Then you say ask his teammates because they tell the true story??? You mean those same teammates that have had his back this whole time? Or those same teammates that went out of their to way to do interviews, call into shows like Sportscenter, and call out other players to get his back? You're right though, they do tell the true story. They don't think he quit, they have no problem with his demeanor, and they have had his back all year. The story seems pretty simple to me.
A voice of reason..........thank god for that
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Posted:
#21
Quote Originally Posted by Steve_Holt:
Dude, shutup already, You have no idea if it was damage control. Why don't you listen to some of the beat writer's for chicago. Guys like Zack Zaidman and others who are not even big Cutler fans but guys who were actually there and reported what they saw with their own 2 eyes. How he was visibly upset about not going back in, How he helped Hanie on the sidelines numerous times. Listen to those guys instead of seeing Fox cameras for a total of one minute and jumping to conclusions.
Then you say ask his teammates because they tell the true story??? You mean those same teammates that have had his back this whole time? Or those same teammates that went out of their to way to do interviews, call into shows like Sportscenter, and call out other players to get his back? You're right though, they do tell the true story. They don't think he quit, they have no problem with his demeanor, and they have had his back all year. The story seems pretty simple to me.
Dude, shutup already, You have no idea if it was damage control. Why don't you listen to some of the beat writer's for chicago. Guys like Zack Zaidman and others who are not even big Cutler fans but guys who were actually there and reported what they saw with their own 2 eyes. How he was visibly upset about not going back in, How he helped Hanie on the sidelines numerous times. Listen to those guys instead of seeing Fox cameras for a total of one minute and jumping to conclusions.
Then you say ask his teammates because they tell the true story??? You mean those same teammates that have had his back this whole time? Or those same teammates that went out of their to way to do interviews, call into shows like Sportscenter, and call out other players to get his back? You're right though, they do tell the true story. They don't think he quit, they have no problem with his demeanor, and they have had his back all year. The story seems pretty simple to me.
Were you watching the same game I was?
Cutler looked grossly disinterested....actually staring off into space at times.
Tell your brother, Lester, I said "HI".
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#22
Quote Originally Posted by winner2:
ask his teammates all his teammates have his back.. your a fucking idiot.
Your penis is small.
You're not going to like it.
Call me when you move out of your glass house....
I've never seen more uneducated people call other people dumb fucks or fucking idiots....You clearly are projecting....but you're doing it with an extremely limited vocabulary.
Gas stations don't have attendants anymore.....so, what is it you do? Living off of Gov't Cheese, perhaps.
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Posted:
#23
Quote Originally Posted by Mr_Knuckles:
Were you watching the same game I was?
Cutler looked grossly disinterested....actually staring off into space at times.
Tell your brother, Lester, I said "HI".
Were you watching the same game I was?
Cutler looked grossly disinterested....actually staring off into space at times.
Tell your brother, Lester, I said "HI".
Yes, I was. But I wasn't watching the same game that people who there on the sidelines were watching. As I stated above. As you completely ignored.
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Posted:
#24
cutlet is a b*tch no doubt about it.....lovie didn't bench him because he was playing poorly, if you belive that you are a moron im sorry...
im an eagles fan and what cutlers situation makes me think of is Donovan Mcnabb in 2002. For those who don't remember, Mcnabb broke his ankle in 3 places on the 3rd play of the game...stayed in the game the whole time while limping noticably on every play, and oh yeah he threw 4 touchdowns and the eagles won...and it was a regular season game!!! never was there an instance in that game where mcnabb considering coming out, even if his coach tried he wouldn't have come out..
i'll tell you what i gained a sh*tload of respect for mcnabb that day, and as much respect i gained for him is as much i lost for cutler last sunday...DUDE IS AN EMBARASSMENT TO PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES
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Posted:
#25
Quote Originally Posted by yeayea77:
cutlet is a b*tch no doubt about it.....lovie didn't bench him because he was playing poorly, if you belive that you are a moron im sorry...
im an eagles fan and what cutlers situation makes me think of is Donovan Mcnabb in 2002. For those who don't remember, Mcnabb broke his ankle in 3 places on the 3rd play of the game...stayed in the game the whole time while limping noticably on every play, and oh yeah he threw 4 touchdowns and the eagles won...and it was a regular season game!!! never was there an instance in that game where mcnabb considering coming out, even if his coach tried he wouldn't have come out..
i'll tell you what i gained a sh*tload of respect for mcnabb that day, and as much respect i gained for him is as much i lost for cutler last sunday...DUDE IS AN EMBARASSMENT TO PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES
Why do you people make shit up.He came back in for a few series and couldnt perform and so Lovie took him out
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