Chicago Bears: 5 Reasons Jay Cutler Is Still the QB of the Future
Published by Bob Warja on May 22, 2011
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
To say that there has been more than ample criticism of Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler is the understatement of the year.
Fans in Denver quickly turned on him following his trade to Chicago. And when it appeared that Cutler had removed himself from the NFC Championship game against the Green Bay Packers, the Twitter world was abuzz with current and former NFL players criticizing his supposed unwillingness to play.
That Cutler was, in fact, injured and not playing well anyway seemed to be facts that simply would not get in the way of a good story for people who just don’t like him. And there are many that feel this way.
Look, I’ve certainly had my moments of frustration with the man myself. I see all that talent and those darn red zone interceptions and wonder why.
However, unlike the haters, I also see a Bears team that had an awful offensive line and an inexperienced wide receiver corps that didn’t always run the best routes.
With an improved line, and assuming the Bears add a veteran wideout, this could be the year for Cutler. If there actually is a season, of course.
Here are five reasons why.
