Wednesday, October 5, 2011

The Cutler Situation

The Denver Broncos selected Jay Cutler as a first round draft pick (11th pick) out of Vanderbilt to lead their franchise to success.  Needless to say it did not work out well for Cutler in Denver.  He left the team in 2009 and joined the Bears for the next season.  Cutler is the type of quarterback the Bears organization have been looking for, for a while.  He is the type of quarter back that you could potentially build your team around.  But even with all of the hype, Cutler has not been very successful with the Bears. 
                Last season (2010-11) Cutler was sacked for an astounding 52 times which was the most out of any quarterback for that season.  He was sacked for more times in that season than his entire career in Denver (3 years).  Obviously you cannot put all of the blame on him.  Chicago is renowned for having horrible pass protection and the stats do not lie.  This coming Monday we will have to play the Lions which have one of the best defensive tackles in Ndomukong Suh.  He was a first round draft pick by the lions 2 years ago and has been proving his worth ever since. 
                The Media will always criticize Cutler because he is now playing for one of the largest cities in the U.S.  He has to live up to every fans expectations, and let’s just be honest.  Most of the fans expectations are completely unrealistic.  He’s not the type of quarterback who is going to pass for 3 touchdowns a game, but he does have an incredible arm.  And with Mike Martz as the offensive coordinator the sky is the limit.  

I speak the truth

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