Report: Cutler To Return Dec. 1 At Minnesota
Jay Cutler is out for this weekend's matchup against the Rams, we know, but the Bears quarterback may be returning to his team soon after.
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Jay Cutler is out for this weekend's matchup against the Rams, we know, but the Bears quarterback may be returning to his team soon after.
By the time overtime had arrived in the Bears' win over the Ravens on Sunday, Solider Field looked like a mud pit.
Bears head coach Marc Trestman confirmed quarterback Jay Cutler will miss his second consecutive game Sunday when the Bears play the Rams.
At some point in a few weeks, Marc Trestman could face the most pivotal call of his young NFL head coaching career.
It's no secret Josh McCown is playing well.
The Bears' offense might be impacted Sunday a by two injuries that popped up mid-week.
Josh McCown has had a big impact on the Bears this season, both on and off the field.
Jay Cutler, who will miss this Sunday's start with a high ankle sprain, apparently is in a cast.
As hard as it may be to swallow, the jury is still out on Jay Cutler.
Rushing Cutler back before he was ready was the mark of an insecure and immature coach.
Josh McCown is set to start his second game of the season for the Bears this Sunday.
It was obvious to anyone watching the game.
A day after coming up just short in a 21-19 loss to the Lions, Bears head coach Marc Trestman said it might have helped to replace ailing quarterback Jay Cutler with backup Josh McCown sooner than he did.
Something didn't add up Sunday at Soldier Field.
Anybody involved in the Bears' efforts to run the ball can wear this one.
Just six days ago, Bears head coach Marc Trestman was the toast of the town after a gutsy 4th-and-1 conversion that helped seal a victory against the Green Bay Packers.
Calvin Johnson had two second-half touchdown receptions, Reggie Bush rushed for 105 yards and the Detroit Lions beat Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears 21-19 on Sunday in a key matchup of NFC North rivals.
As expected. Jay Cutler will start at quarterback against the Lions, while Shea McClellin sits out with a hamstring injury.
Jay Cutler can't win for losing.
The injury couldn't come at a worse time for McClellin, who tallied three sacks Monday night against the Packers.
I'd be a hypocrite if I called for Incognito to be denied work in a trade that he has skill for.
Shea McClellin is the leading tackler, top sacker, and tops in disruptive plays through the first half of the season on the defensive line.
Jay Cutler was cleared to practice Thursday and is expected to start Sunday against the Lions.
The Bears did not practice Wednesday, but if they had, Jay Cutler would have returned on a limited basis.
