Archive for January, 2011
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Jay Cutler and His Knee Injury: How He Can Change a Negative into a Positive
The all-knowing-sit-in-the-recliner American audience has rendered it's verdict: Jay Cutler should have played. In Chicago, the anger and bitterness over Cutler's "knee injury" have gone beyond the pale. Using rumors and tweets as evidence, they have
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Chicago Bears: Give Jay Cutler a Break
Let me say first that I’ve always kind of hated Cutler. Whether it’s the lethargic, care-free, disinterested, casual body language on the field or his uptight, overly-protective, impersonal, cold and apparently rude demeanor in press
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Jay Cutler: Should the MCL Injury Have Kept Him Out?
"Folks, I never question a player's injury but I do question a player's heart," wrote Deion Sanders. Oh boy, was Deion right. Jay Cutler, MCL sprain, tear, break, whatever adjective they're using today, should have been back in that game. For him to
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Jay Cutler: Why the Bears QB Is Gutsier Than Those Taking Verbal Shots
Hey, Chicago Bears fans. No offense and nothing personal, but I thought you were better than this. As one who has always held you in exceptionally high regard and always known you were a step above a lot of so-called knowledgeable fans, I am rather d
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Jay Cutler Gutless? Not So Fast, Chicago Bears Fans
Many people have criticized Jay Cutler for not finishing the NFC Championship game in Chicago on Sunday.And although I know it may seem easy to (especially for someone who stupidly played through a concussion in high school football), I'm not go
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Jay Cutler: Shows No Leadership Or Heart Against The Packers
In the biggest game of his career, Jay Cutler played some of the worst 30 minutes of football I’ve ever seen. He then pulled a move I thought I’d never see from a professional athlete. He allowed himself to be benched for a "knee-injury".
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Jay Cutler: Does He Deserve Our Hatred or Our Sympathy?
Sunday afternoon, it appeared as though everyone had something to say about Cutler. Nobody really knew when Cutler got hurt, they just saw him standing on the sidelines. Twitter blew up in regards to Cutler. Several NFL players had many a things
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Jay Cutler: Quitler’s MCL Has Nothing To Do With His, “Eh, Oh Well”
Adversity. We all face it. However, it's how we respond to and learn from those adversities that makes us who we are, and ultimately how successful we'll become. There is no better microcosm for life than sports. There are countless dots to connect a
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Caleb Hanie: See the Bears Backup as a Star at Colorado State
Caleb Hanie was thrust into the spotlight on Sunday when both Jay Cutler and Todd Collins went down with injuries.The Bears were down to the Green Bay Packers, and then Hanie stepped in and almost led Chicago to tie the game before an late intercepti
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Jay Cutler-The Unkindest Cut Down of Them All
Es tu Twitter? Excuse the Midwest colloquialism for the headline. It's what we used to call trash talk in the '60s. Before our thoughts were instantly transposed into hyper space by various portals like Twitter. Come to think abo
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