Agent Bus Cook: Jay Cutler Wants To Play, Isn't Considering Retirement
Cutler is still without a team after being released by the Bears in March.
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Cutler is still without a team after being released by the Bears in March.
Marshall would like to know what on earth Cutler was thinking.
Kristin Cavallari posted a picture of a naked Cutler to her Instagram account.
Cutler is still without a team as key spots have been filled.
The recognition of the end of an era overshadows a reality that perhaps we don't want to acknowledge right now.
Cutler's eight-year tenure ended Thursday with his release from the team.
Cutler's record in eight seasons as the Bears' starting quarterback was 51-51.
"There's a lot of scenarios right now," Pace says.
Amid a renaissance, there remains a responsibility.
Consider Cutler already gone, with the Bears preparing to move on.
The Bears are expected to part ways with their eight-year starting quarterback.
Should the Bears part ways with Jay Cutler, they'll be facing a major decision.
It's worth remembering that general manager Ryan Pace is looking for "long-term solutions that lead to long-term success."
First up for Bears general manager Ryan Pace is the looming decision on quarterback Jay Cutler.
The Bears claimed Banks off waivers from the Lions.
Cutler's 2016 season is over, and his Bears career could be done, too.
Cutler will have surgery on his labrum Saturday, coach John Fox said.
Cutler remains day-to-day with a shoulder injury.
Kickoff between the Bears (2-8) and Titans (5-6) comes at noon from foggy Soldier Field.
Cutler missed his second practice in a row on Thursday while mending a shoulder injury.
Cutler's status for Sunday remains open, Fox said.
Fales was signed off the Ravens' practice squad.
Cutler's status will be fully known by Wednesday.
When all seemed lost, the Bears responded with an actual football game.
The Bears have privately been making plans to find their next franchise quarterback.
