Bears' Jay Cutler Still Working His Way Back
If Cutler's hamstring is ready for Sunday, he will be the starter.
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If Cutler's hamstring is ready for Sunday, he will be the starter.
Cutler and Jeffery are each dealing with hamstring injuries.
The Bears will be without their starting quarterback and top receiver.
"I feel so much more comfortable," Clausen says.
Despite reports that Cutler will miss Sunday's game, John Fox hasn't ruled him out.
With Jay Cutler, the Bears looked competitive. Without him, they looked incompetent.
Cutler suffered the injury in Sunday's loss to Arizona.
The Bears haven't decided upon a quarterback for Week 3 with Cutler suffering a strained hamstring.
Without Jay Cutler, the Bears lost their ability to be competent and were exposed for a lack of overall talent.
Cutler suffered a hamstring injury in the second quarter of Sunday's loss.
Carson Palmer threw for 185 yards and three touchdowns.
Cutler was injured on an interception returned for a touchdown.
Chicago has set itself up for opportunities in the play-action game.
Chicago's lack of a pass rush is a serious concern moving forward.
Chicago amassed 402 yards of offense in a 31-23 loss to Green Bay.
"We should expect to win games and be in the playoffs," Matt Forte says.
There will be more long days for the Bears, but at least they're competent and watchable already.
Green Bay has owned Chicago under Aaron Rodgers.
7-9 or 8-8 doesn't help the future, writes Tim Baffoe.
Bennett backs Jay Cutler as a team captain for the Bears.
When the Packers use their no-huddle offense, communication will be vital for the Bears' defense.
Jay Cutler and Matt Forte were among those named Bears captains.
Cutler's leadership or lack thereof isn't going to matter in what will be a rebuilding season.
Kris Bryant is better-known than Patrick Kane, which speaks to the size and fervor of Cubs fandom.
"He just wouldn't (throw) to me," Hester says. "That's just how he was."
