Farve Sees Some Of Himself In Cutler
Jay Cutler never thought Brett Farve would still be playing when he made the NFL. He grew up idolizing him and Farve said he sees a little of himself in Jay.
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Jay Cutler never thought Brett Farve would still be playing when he made the NFL. He grew up idolizing him and Farve said he sees a little of himself in Jay.
Chicago Bears radio analyst Tom Thayer joined Mully & Hanley Friday to discuss Sunday's clash with the Vikings and said the offensive line has to play well against the Vikings' stout pass rush.
Cutler's ability to run for first downs, as seen against Buffalo, adds another element to the Bears offense that the Vikings must prepare for.
The Vikings are fighting to get back into the NFC North race while the Bears have a chance to tie the Packers for the lead. Both teams have a lot to gain from Sunday's game.
Jay Cutler idolized Brett Favre growing up and the Bears quarterback said he is amazed by the 41-year old Favre's durability; he's made an NFL record 293 straight starts.
As Jay Cutler spoke to the media Wednesday leading up to the Bears' Sunday match-up with the Vikings, it became apparent that the plan and approach to the Bills has been ripped up, burnt and flushed away.
The Score's Joe Ostrowski ranks the top ten NFL teams heading into week 10. The Bears don't make his top ten, but a win over the Vikings might just push them over the limit.
Jay Cutler has all the talent to become an elite quarterback in the NFL. There was another former NFL quarterback who had all the skills, but Jeff George never lived up to his potential. And that's exactly what Cutler is trying to avoid.
No matter what the Bears do it seems like it can never be enough. Despite a win on Sunday, the team is still taking criticism.
When the Bears traded for Jay Cutler he came to Chicago with expectations of being a great NFL quarterback. While he hasn't reached that level yet, Jim Miller thinks it's not only within his reach to be great, but also this Bears team.
The Bears got back on track with a 22-19 win over the Buffalo Bills. While there is still mixed reaction from Bears fans, Dan Hampton sees some important positives.
Turns out the Buffalo Bills can lose anywhere: at home, on the road - and now in Canada, too.
Hola from Toronto...wait that doesn't sound quite right. Anyway, the Bears find themselves in a must-win situation north of the border. The road to the playoffs becomes a lot more difficult if they leave Canada 4-4. Everyone at Halas Hall will feel vindicated in their off-week activities if the Bears can beat the winless Bills.
Coming off of their bye week, the Chicago Bears are rested and ready to take on the winless Buffalo Bills.
The Bills have the worst record in the NFL, 0-7, and if they Bears don't want to give them their first win, they'll have put them down early.
Jay Cutler said the Chicago Bears didn't come to him for his opinion in going after Randy Moss. He stated that Mike Martz's system is too difficult for someone new to grasp this late into the season. Had the Bears put in a claim, due to their record, they would have won the waiver claim.
Jay Cutler addressed the media today. And while he touched on how important it is to run the ball, he also emphasized that they couldn't completely change the offense.
From the moment the news broke that Randy Moss had been waived by the Minnesota Vikings, every Bears fan wondered if the team would take a shot at him. According to Hub Arkush it could happen.
A non-stop topic of conversation so far this Bears season has been the play of Jay Cutler. The best quarter back to ever play in the Mike Martz offense thinks he knows what is wrong with Cutler.
During the Bears bye week, Jay Cutler only practiced once and had the weekend off. Cutler left the practice facility on Monday and boarded a plane, and according to Troy Aikman, Cutler's mid-week departure was no big deal.
Outside of the Carolina game, the Bears have been primarily a passing offense. However, against the lowly Bills it would be a crime not to commit to the run.
We can debate the actual merits of the Bears pursuing the just-waived Randy Moss. We can soberly weigh the risks and potential rewards of acquiring the unpredictable receiver, and reach a well-considered conclusion about how he makes the Bears better or worse.
NFL teams use their bye week to focus on weaknesses and try to turn them into strengths. So coming out of a bye week, one would assume to see a better on-field product
The Bears running backs were a position of strength coming into the season. Outside of the Carolina game they haven't been a featured part of the offense. That might change come Sunday.
