Cutler Fined $10,000 For Flipping Ball At Opponent
A 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty wasn't Jay Cutler's only punishment for flipping the ball at a Vikings defender after the quarterback picked up a first down.
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A 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty wasn't Jay Cutler's only punishment for flipping the ball at a Vikings defender after the quarterback picked up a first down.
While it might seem obvious that marketing and advertising people probably think that Cutler's pouty face or abrasiveness with the media begets bad results for product endorsement, it's actually all on Cutler himself.
Here are just a few that I fully give Tom Jackson, as well as you the reader, permission to use in your dissection of Jay Cutler, pissy pariah.
By now, it's no secret: Jay Cutler is not as media-savvy as people may like.
Time offers the opportunity for perspective, so I thought it would be a good idea to wait each week to give my thoughts on the Bears game. The idea being that 24 hours allows for me to watch the game over and talk to a few more people. Hence, "The 24 Blog."
The connection between quarterback Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall is undeniable.
The Bears 28-10 victory did not come without a price.
In his last 15 games as a Bears starter, quarterback Jay Cutler is 13-2. But don't tell former NFLer and current ESPN analyst Tom Jackson that.
Sunday afternoon at Soldier Field, rhythm was somehow found and largely sustained against a decent Vikings defense as the Bears ended a two-game slide with a 28-10 victory.
Adam Hoge grades the Bears following their 28-10 win over the Minnesota Vikings Sunday.
The Bears could not have afforded a loss to a divisional opponent, especially not at home, and with Jay Cutler returning to action.
As expected, Jay Cutler is starting at quarterback for the Bears and Percy Harvin is out for the Vikings with an ankle injury.
Looking to bounce back from last week's dismal 32-7 loss to the 49ers, the Bears will have Jay Cutler back under center against the Vikings on Sunday.
Bears offensive line coach Mike Tice got the message.
After missing the Bears beat down in San Francisco on Monday night, quarterback Jay Cutler is still working to recovering from a concussion suffered in Week 10.
All that talk from Lovie Smith about how his team hadn't peaked yet? Well, after Monday night's 32-7 disaster against the 49ers, it's clear the Bears are going backwards.
Check out 670 The Score's Laurence Holmes as he gives you his "What To Watch For" in the video below!
Here are Jeff Joniak's "Keys to the Game" for the Bears as they travel to San Francisco to take on the 49ers on Monday Night.
The Bears will be without starting quarterback Jay Cutler Monday in San Francisco, but it remains to be seen whether or not 49ers starting quarterback Alex Smith will give it a go.
It is far from a shock that Lovie Smith turns to his No. 2 to play like a No. 1 Monday night in San Francisco. Aside from landing a No. 1 receiver, it was first-year general manager Phil Emery's mission to land a number two quarterback during free agency.
Jay Cutler has never beaten a team that finished the season above .500 on the road while wearing a Chicago Bears uniform.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has been officially ruled out of Monday night's game against the 49ers and Jason Campbell will get the start in his place.
I've heard it suggested that Jason Campbell is the best backup quarterback in this year's NFL — and that maybe the former Raider and Redskin is better than any No. 2 the Bears have ever had.
As the Bears travel to San Francisco in a key NFC matchup on Monday night, analyst Tom Thayer has a message about the 6-2-1 49ers.
