Has Jay Cutler overtaken over the title...
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I'd bet Chicago would be willing to trade Cutler for 2nd or 3rd round pick, if you Brownies are interested. Though I'd also be willing to bet that Cleveland wouldn't be stupid enough to take Chicago up on such an offer.
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I'd bet Chicago would be willing to trade Cutler for 2nd or 3rd round pick, if you Brownies are interested. Though I'd also be willing to bet that Cleveland wouldn't be stupid enough to take Chicago up on such an offer.
Endymion said:
I'd bet Chicago would be willing to trade Cutler for 2nd or 3rd round pick, if you Brownies are interested. Though I'd also be willing to bet that Cleveland wouldn't be stupid enough to take Chicago up on such an offer.Browns wont do that. They do not trade for head cases. Besides they are ready to hitch the horses to Colt and see where it takes us.
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Are you a girl. Give up, oh well. Who the fook are you. What a bitch.
My point is...Numbnuts!...
Green Bay was winning that game regardless of who the QB was...
Cutler or anyone else......Cutler did sh*t...and probably should have been yanked anyway.
My point is...Numbnuts!...
Green Bay was winning that game regardless of who the QB was...
Cutler or anyone else......Cutler did sh*t...and probably should have been yanked anyway.
No it's being a man, he should of begged to be in there. "He did shit", so when a QB throws a couple picks you are supposed to cower in the corner like a child for WHOLE half? You got a liberal.
Luck is Tim Couch. Big, Dumb Goofy, slow thinking QB - Ghoolie, 2-28-12 -
and...... fail. a lot of people owe this guy an apology.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/...r-has-mcl-tear/
Report: Cutler has MCL tear
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on January 24, 2011, 11:14 AM EST
NFC Championship Football
After Jay Cutler left Sunday’s game with a knee injury, NFL Network analyst Deion Sanders jokes that he “better see” Dr. James Andrews operate live on Cutler or he wouldn’t be satisfied with Cutler leaving the game.
It sounds like a surgery may indeed be in Cutler’s future.
Sean Jensen of the Chicago Sun-Times reports Cutler tore his MCL during the loss to the Packers. The team is determining the grade of tear, which could help determine if the injury could heal naturally.
As MDS pointed out earlier, Cutler has only missed one start in his career. That was for a concussion in 2010.
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and...... fail. a lot of people owe this guy an apology.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/...r-has-mcl-tear/
Report: Cutler has MCL tear
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on January 24, 2011, 11:14 AM EST
NFC Championship Football
After Jay Cutler left Sunday’s game with a knee injury, NFL Network analyst Deion Sanders jokes that he “better see” Dr. James Andrews operate live on Cutler or he wouldn’t be satisfied with Cutler leaving the game.
It sounds like a surgery may indeed be in Cutler’s future.
Sean Jensen of the Chicago Sun-Times reports Cutler tore his MCL during the loss to the Packers. The team is determining the grade of tear, which could help determine if the injury could heal naturally.
As MDS pointed out earlier, Cutler has only missed one start in his career. That was for a concussion in 2010.
and...... fail. a lot of people owe this guy an apology.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/...r-has-mcl-tear/
I doubt that will slow down the haters but a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves.
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The fact of whether he was really hurt or not is between him, his knee, the doctors on the team, and his conscience. That said, there is no excuse for his behavior on the sidelines. He was pouting around and generally acting disinterested. That shot they had of poor Hanie looking at coverages sitting next to Cutler while Jay was just staring blankly said a lot about his character IMO. You would think that Cutler might have had some interest in helping Hanie out, but nope, he just sat there like a whining child. If he was a Brown, I would be screaming to ship him straight out of town for that.
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The fact of whether he was really hurt or not is between him, his knee, the doctors on the team, and his conscience. That said, there is no excuse for his behavior on the sidelines. He was pouting around and generally acting disinterested. That shot they had of poor Hanie looking at coverages sitting next to Cutler while Jay was just staring blankly said a lot about his character IMO. You would think that Cutler might have had some interest in helping Hanie out, but nope, he just sat there like a whining child. If he was a Brown, I would be screaming to ship him straight out of town for that.
The fact of whether he was really hurt or not is between him, his knee, the doctors on the team, and his conscience. That said, there is no excuse for his behavior on the sidelines. He was pouting around and generally acting disinterested. That shot they had of poor Hanie looking at coverages sitting next to Cutler while Jay was just staring blankly said a lot about his character IMO. You would think that Cutler might have had some interest in helping Hanie out, but nope, he just sat there like a whining child. If he was a Brown, I would be screaming to ship him straight out of town for that.
We all handle injuries/pain in our own way. I will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Only he knows what he could and could not do. But, I have seen QB's over the years who as long as they could still stand and walk wouldn't leave the game unless physically restrained. Playing in their conference's championship game would only fuel their desire to help their club win the game. Oh, BTW, what the hell was
he doing listening to his MP3 player while the game was still on?
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My point is...Numbnuts!...
Green Bay was winning that game regardless of who the QB was...
Cutler or anyone else......Cutler did sh*t...and probably should have been yanked anyway.
No it's being a man, he should of begged to be in there. "He did shit", so when a QB throws a couple picks you are supposed to cower in the corner like a child for WHOLE half? You got a liberal.
No it's being a man, he should of begged to be in there. "He did shit", so when a QB throws a couple picks you are supposed to cower in the corner like a child for WHOLE half? You got a liberal.
uh, yeah. a big oops.
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The fact of whether he was really hurt or not is between him, his knee, the doctors on the team, and his conscience. That said, there is no excuse for his behavior on the sidelines. He was pouting around and generally acting disinterested. That shot they had of poor Hanie looking at coverages sitting next to Cutler while Jay was just staring blankly said a lot about his character IMO. You would think that Cutler might have had some interest in helping Hanie out, but nope, he just sat there like a whining child. If he was a Brown, I would be screaming to ship him straight out of town for that.
We all handle injuries/pain in our own way. I will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Only he knows what he could and could not do. But, I have seen QB's over the years who as long as they could still stand and walk wouldn't leave the game unless physically restrained. Playing in their conference's championship game would only fuel their desire to help their club win the game. Oh, BTW, what the hell was
he doing listening to his MP3 player while the game was still on?
We all handle injuries/pain in our own way. I will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Only he knows what he could and could not do. But, I have seen QB's over the years who as long as they could still stand and walk wouldn't leave the game unless physically restrained. Playing in their conference's championship game would only fuel their desire to help their club win the game. Oh, BTW, what the hell was
he doing listening to his MP3 player while the game was still on?
He tore his mcl, give him a break!
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I don't know the guy, but the media is out to portray him as a quitter/whiner. He tore his MCL and has diabetes. Like the poster above said, Give Him a Break. The Docs took him out of the game.
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We all handle injuries/pain in our own way. I will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Only he knows what he could and could not do. But, I have seen QB's over the years who as long as they could still stand and walk wouldn't leave the game unless physically restrained. Playing in their conference's championship game would only fuel their desire to help their club win the game. Oh, BTW, what the hell was
he doing listening to his MP3 player while the game was still on?
He tore his mcl, give him a break!
He tore his mcl, give him a break!
Fer Christ sake, he could have at least ACTED like his head was still in the game and he wanted to compete....His be-bopping to the Pussycat Dolls on his MP3 was bad form
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Anyone who's torn anything in their knee before, knows that its no joke. He did try to go out there for one more series, and then was benched.
When Hanie was playing well and scoring, Cutler was standing and cheering.
I've torn my ACL and probably my MCL and LCL and the lack of stability in the knee because of these things is huge. Now imagine you are trying to put a lot of lateral pressure on the knee with this kind of tear, while 300 lb linemen are bearing down on you.
Not everyone is Kosar, who played the last half of a game on a broken ankle.
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WWBD
(what would Brett do?)
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The fact of whether he was really hurt or not is between him, his knee, the doctors on the team, and his conscience. That said, there is no excuse for his behavior on the sidelines. He was pouting around and generally acting disinterested. That shot they had of poor Hanie looking at coverages sitting next to Cutler while Jay was just staring blankly said a lot about his character IMO. You would think that Cutler might have had some interest in helping Hanie out, but nope, he just sat there like a whining child. If he was a Brown, I would be screaming to ship him straight out of town for that.
We all handle injuries/pain in our own way. I will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Only he knows what he could and could not do. But, I have seen QB's over the years who as long as they could still stand and walk wouldn't leave the game unless physically restrained. Playing in their conference's championship game would only fuel their desire to help their club win the game. Oh, BTW, what the hell was
he doing listening to his MP3 player while the game was still on?
We all handle injuries/pain in our own way. I will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Only he knows what he could and could not do. But, I have seen QB's over the years who as long as they could still stand and walk wouldn't leave the game unless physically restrained. Playing in their conference's championship game would only fuel their desire to help their club win the game. Oh, BTW, what the hell was
he doing listening to his MP3 player while the game was still on?
he was listening to this:
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I've played with people on my high school team who had MCL tears and played the rest of the season on the injury. Not half of a game but half of a season, a losing season to boot not one where a state title was on the line.
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Fer Christ sake, he could have at least ACTED like his head was still in the game and he wanted to compete....His be-bopping to the Pussycat Dolls on his MP3 was bad form
You ever think that he was so dissapointed about not being able to play. To me it shows how much he cared. The dude tried to play on a torn mcn. Nuff said!
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I've played with people on my high school team who had MCL tears and played the rest of the season on the injury. Not half of a game but half of a season, a losing season to boot not one where a state title was on the line.
Hillis-iz-Boss said:
I've played with people on my high school team who had MCL tears and played the rest of the season on the injury. Not half of a game but half of a season, a losing season to boot not one where a state title was on the line.Being a water boy on a torn mcl is the same thing.
Mvp= 'most valuable pumper
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We all handle injuries/pain in our own way. I will give the guy the benefit of the doubt. Only he knows what he could and could not do. But, I have seen QB's over the years who as long as they could still stand and walk wouldn't leave the game unless physically restrained. Playing in their conference's championship game would only fuel their desire to help their club win the game. Oh, BTW, what the hell was
he doing listening to his MP3 player while the game was still on?
He tore his mcl, give him a break!
He tore his mcl, give him a break!
I've torn my MCL. It does not hurt when you are not trying to twist or putting a lot of pressure on it. That is why he was standing and walking around just fine.
He could have played, I mean, look at Rivers playing with torn ACL a couple of years ago. That shit is far worse then a torn MCL.
He at least needed to be helping out on the sideline and not out there pouting.
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i think you purty much nailed it there KFP..
An excellent example of a CYQO (carry your QB offense))
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