Cutler went to steakhouse after the loss.
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radio? or any real source?
Kitten
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This just keeps getting better and better. If this is true I am going to say Cutler is going to be out of a starting job next season. Give it to Haine. Send Cutler to the Vikings!
armand34
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it's kind of a "I don't care what people think" kind of thing...he doesn't care that people are going to see him go to a restaurant and walk up steps, nothing seems to bother him...he just kind of shrugs his shoulders and does his business...i still think cutler is a great talent and a good competitor but he really could care less about his public image, HE NEEDS A GOOD PUBLICIST
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A sprain is still a tear. He had a grade II sprain, which is a 3-4 week recovery time.
Here's a link to a story in the Chicago Tribune about Cutler taking the stairs Sunday night:
Cutler: From bike to stair master - chicagotribune.com
Here's a link to a story in the Chicago Tribune about Cutler taking the stairs Sunday night:
Cutler: From bike to stair master - chicagotribune.com
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I heard he was at the steak house dabbing his tears with c-notes.
I've never been a Cutler fan but it would serve a lot of jerky Bears fans right if he truly didn't give a fart about what they thought of him.
I've never been a Cutler fan but it would serve a lot of jerky Bears fans right if he truly didn't give a fart about what they thought of him.
He doesn't hae a clue but what's worse is that he doesn't care what anyone thinks because he doesn't have to answer to anyone for acting like a fool.
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heard story on espn radio milwaukee form one of the hosts
Cutler was at a bar somewhere (dont know when or where but after he was in the nfl for a bit)
Guy seen him at the ****** and started to tell him how he was from Vanderbilt and that he was proud that Cutler was representing their school so well..
Cutler looked up to the sky and just said
I reallllly do not careeeeeeee
Granted the guy was pissing, but still...
Cutler was at a bar somewhere (dont know when or where but after he was in the nfl for a bit)
Guy seen him at the ****** and started to tell him how he was from Vanderbilt and that he was proud that Cutler was representing their school so well..
Cutler looked up to the sky and just said
I reallllly do not careeeeeeee
Granted the guy was pissing, but still...
I personally get pretty creeped out when people try to talk to me while I am pissing.
Kitten
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For your sake, because you asked so nicely, we'll send him to the Cowboys!
But in all seriousness, this does pose the question of whether or not Cutler will be starting next year and whether or not it will be with the Bears.
I know I wouldn't want Cutler to be the starter on my team. The first thing I wanted to do when I saw Cutler on the sideline was walk up to him and rip off that Captain's badge on his jersey and give it to Hanie. Hanie grew a pair when he walked up to the huddle, and even though he threw two interceptions, he did something more than Cutler did, he got the team alive and did something with them. Cutler may be a great athlete but he didn't show he was a good leader. Something the QB has to do.
Kitten
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That's a good point, Powarun. Furthermore, Cutler didn't do anything to help either of the backups, he just sat there. As frightful as is to think of as a Packer fan, if Haine would of been coached up by Cutler, may the Bears of won that game? Oh the agony of the what ifs. This is why he wouldn't be my starter next year, if I was Lovie, I'd start Haine.
I hope Cutler enjoyed that steak. It may of been his Last Supper as a Bear.
Correct me if I am wrong..but I seem to recall when Brett was hurt in Dallas and Rodgers came in, didnt Brett just sit on the sideline too?
Incubes12
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After that loss...I'd go drown my sorrows in a Porterhouse, too.
Jess
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So.... now he can't eat?
I get mocking Cutler for looking like a pouty ***** on the sidelines, but I don't get this.
I get mocking Cutler for looking like a pouty ***** on the sidelines, but I don't get this.
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Yeah, I don't either.
Seems like Packers fans just hate the guy because of who he is and who he's playing for and that they are reaching for any excuse to use any ammunition against him.
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Does this look like a man who has a clue?
He was upstairs, took the stairs and not the elevator, but yet he a bad knee, so bad couldnt play?
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Maybe they gave him some pain meds?
They couldn't give Cutler a cortisone shot because of his diabetes which would of helped his pain. And I'm not hating him as a Bears player, I am hating how he seemed to give up at the biggest game of his career and then not cheer on his team mates or seemingly contribute to the team afterwards.
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I don't think the issue was pain, i think it was instability of the knee. If you watch him on the bike, his movement isn't fluid. That could lead to some inaccurate throws. However, he was pretty inaccurate before the injury.
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