Cutler Out, Jeffery In For Bears Against Cowboys; Hoyer Starts At Quarterback
It will be Brian Hoyer starting at quarterback for the Bears in place of Jay Cutler.
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It will be Brian Hoyer starting at quarterback for the Bears in place of Jay Cutler.
The Bears have yet to rule out quarterback Jay Cutler, who was also listed as doubtful for Sunday's game.
Bears tight end Zach Miller feels Cutler is one of the toughest guys he has played with.
Cutler isn't expected to play in Sunday's game, while Jeffery's status is now in question.
Jeffery is making his first 2016 regular-season appearance on the injury report.
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Coach John Fox indicated Cutler will likely need rehabilitation, not surgery.
The Eagles' rookie quarterback was more poised than the Bears' veteran quarterback.
Cutler hurt the thumb on his throwing hand in Monday's loss to the Eagles.
Despite starting the season 0-2, playing poorly in both games, and having injuries to five key players, Bears coach John Fox believes the team has enough to turn things around into a winning season.
McPhee confronted Cutler on the sidelines after his third-quarter interception.
Poor play in Monday's loss to the Eagles was the least of the Bears' concerns.
Cutler left the game shortly after an interception late in the third quarter.
The Bears had plenty of miscues around Cutler in a 23-14 loss to the Texans on Sunday.
Cutler never had a chance against the brute-squad that is the Texans' defensive line.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler sees a different side of Alshon Jeffery.
The Bears have reworked their starting offensive line without Long.
Jay Cutler played with a lot of composure in Chicago's 23-22 loss at New England.
Don't let anyone tell you the preseason doesn't count.
"We're now getting to the point we're where just being a dumb team," Cutler says.
Loggains is starting with Adam Gase's schemes and building from that.
When do swipes at Cutler and piling on him get old? When are we past this tired national joke?
Long has risen from the unknown to a position of great importance for the Bears.
Marshall said Cutler can be MVP, while Bennett claimed the quarterback didn't get him the ball when he was open.
Former teammate Martellus Bennett also had some criticism for Cutler.