My take on Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears

[yseJ]

since when is making the playoffs a barometer of anything

wtf is your barometer then ?
pretty passes that go 50 yards in the air that are then picked off ?
then yeah, cutler surely is a franchise qb

 

[Trip]

End game for all franchises is a championship. As proven by the past 20 years of NFL playoffs anything can happen once you're there.

true- but if history has proven anything the teams that make the playoffs more often than not dont have a question mark at the QB position.

 

[Trip]

wtf is your barometer then ?
pretty passes that go 50 yards in the air that are then picked off ?
then yeah, cutler surely is a franchise qb

Winning 10+ games consistently is the barometer of a good team.

 

[yseJ]

cutler had a chance to improve with martz, who actually went out of his way to adjust. coincidentally this was the best time for jay. then they had a falling out, no doubt because of cutlers crybaby ass

 

[yseJ]

Winning 10+ games consistently is the barometer of a good team.

any of cutlers team won 10+ games consistently ?
this is a thread about cutler's value to the bears as a qb, after all.

and thats the point, only time bears won 10 games was because of the D, been like that for a while. might be different now with trestman

 

[Trip]

any of cutlers team won 10+ games consistently ?
this is a thread about cutler's value to the bears as a qb, after all.

and thats the point, only time bears won 10 games was because of the D, been like that for a while. might be different now with trestman

Cutler isnt that good.

The Bears can fix the defense- no reason why they shouldnt be able to.

 

[calh45]

Franchise QB doesn't equal elite QB. If you watch how GM's and scouts use the term there is a clear difference.

Franchise means he'd get elite QB money. I don't think there's any good reason to give Cutler elite QB money.

I think the Bears would be better off drafting Tahj Boyd. He's smart. He throws a good deep ball (great for Alshon and Marshall). Trestman is proven when it comes to QB development. He adds the running element that Cutler wouldn't dare do.

 

[yseJ]

btw @Trip
the steelers won 10+ games 7 times between 1992 and 2002
their qbs- tommy maddox, kordell stewart, neil odonnell, mike tomczak

 

[Trip]

btw @Trip
the steelers won 10+ games 7 times between 1992 and 2002
their qbs- tommy maddox, kordell stewart, neil odonnell, mike tomczak

you realize it was a different sport 20 years ago

 

[yseJ]

you realize it was a different sport 20 years ago

explain alex smith's teams winning 10+ games three years in the row

 

[Regular_P]

btw @Trip
the steelers won 10+ games 7 times between 1992 and 2002
their qbs- tommy maddox, kordell stewart, neil odonnell, mike tomczak

All franchise QBs, just not elite.

 

[#1 pick]

Franchise means he'd get elite QB money. I don't think there's any good reason to give Cutler elite QB money.

I think the Bears would be better off drafting Tahj Boyd. He's smart. He throws a good deep ball (great for Alshon and Marshall). Trestman is proven when it comes to QB development. He adds the running element that Cutler wouldn't dare do.

He probably will get elite money. Ryan and Flacco did.

 

[Trip]

explain alex smith's teams winning 10+ games three years in the row

explain what? Smith has been on good teams. Obviously benefited from an easy schedule this year....the Chiefs arent winning the SB. Reid knows he still needs a QB.

 

[FaTaL]

cutler is garbage

 

[#StarkSet]

If this dude gets anything over 10m per season they lost