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There hasn’t been much news about the NFL’s greatest QB this offseason. That changed last Friday when Jay Cutler’s appeared on KFC Radio rocking a full, manly beard and a sweater that puts the one my grandma made for me at Christmas of 2006 to shame.
I haven’t talked to many Chicago Bears fans who feel overjoyed that the Bears are parting ways with long-time middle linebacker Brian Urlacher. Yet despite any hard feelings fans may have for the decision, letting go of Urlacher was necessary for the Bears to move forward.
Yet another example of people on social media who need to get a grip. This week the target was former Green Bay Packers cheerleader Kaitlyn Collins.
A story, published by E! Online, accused the Great One of proposing to his wife, Kristin Cavallari, via text message. The story was widely disseminated throughout various “news” websites and the blogosphere. It was taken by the public as another reason to think Jay Cutler does not dominate. This nefarious conspiracy needs to end!
Everyone now knows Jim Harbaugh as coach of the San Francisco 49ers. But his 15-year NFL career and time at University of Michigan was not bad either.
Despite having an offensive-minded head coach to lead Jay Cutler, Brandon Marshall, and Matt Forte, there’s still a few holes the Bears need to fill before they get too comfortable.
I am sure there will be a lot of talk about the changes the Bears should make before next season, but now is the time to look back at the good and the bad from the just-concluded 2012 season.
With three weeks remaining, 24 teams remain in the hunt for the NFL postseason. Do teams like the New York Jets and St. Louis Rams have a realistic chance?
The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers are currently fighting for first place in the NFC North division, but we must not let that get in the way of the real contest facing the teams this month. Which of the teams’ star quarterbacks rocks the better Movember mustache? Let’s take a look at the competing ‘staches and find out.
Sunday night, Jay Cutler got popped while attempting to make a pass near the line of scrimmage. A review ensued, and Bears fans everywhere soon suffered from scary memories of 2011.
Two of the best teams in the NFL meet up on Sunday night: the 7-1 Houston Texans head to Chicago to take on the 7-1 Bears. Both are at the top of their respective divisions, and are in the top two spots of their respective conferences.
Despite all the flak Cutler gets for supposedly being arrogant and having a bad attitude, I know he’s a good guy because he’s a dog owner.
Jay Cutler’s greatest achievement as a quarterback is his consistent ability to be a douchebag every week. Here are some his best examples.
ESPN’s Michael Wilbon made the claim today, in this article, that the Bears might be the best team in the NFL. I read that and laughed.
The 5 Best Comments Ever Posted on the “Jay Cutler Dominates” Column
People who take the “Jay Cutler Dominates” columns seriously leave some of the funniest comments, so I’d like to share with you my favorites.