Da Bears

[watermock]

Earl Bennett spoke about his former teammate at Vanderbilt and now his new QB with the Bears:

“It’s great playing with somebody I’m familiar with; a great leader in the huddle and off the field, just his presence here has been great so far. I think he’s going to do wonders for this team.”

Devin Hester talked about working with new QB Jay Cutler:



“He’s just a very calm veteran quarterback and that is what you like, it’s a quarterback who doesn’t really put too much pressure on himself, but you look at him and can tell he’s been doing this for a long time. That’s what brings a lot of excitement and a lot of big plays to the offense.”

“I feel like we’re starting to click, he’s in a situation where he’s in a new offense with new receivers, so we’re polishing it up and getting used to the timing of it and the speed. Once we get that down, we’ll be good.”

Greg Olsen, who I think will benefit the most from Cutler, spoke about Jay:

“I think we have the ability to be a good offense we’ve added a lot of pieces to the puzzle. Obviously, it is really early now. We just have to keep putting work in. We’ve got a long ways ahead of us. Guys are excited with what we can do.”

This is what Rashied Davis had to say about Cutler:

“He’s a tremendous teammate, a good person and a good leader out on the field, he’s not a yeller-screamer, but he’s vocal. He’ll come and he’ll talk to you. He talks in the huddle. He’s just not a yeller. He doesn’t come to the sideline screaming and hollering.”

all quotes from chicagobears.com
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...-in-jay-cutler

[Gcver2ver3]

extremely unnoteworthy fluff...

[tsiguy96]

Originally Posted by watermock

Earl Bennett spoke about his former teammate at Vanderbilt and now his new QB with the Bears:

“It’s great playing with somebody I’m familiar with; a great leader in the huddle and off the field, just his presence here has been great so far. I think he’s going to do wonders for this team.”

Devin Hester talked about working with new QB Jay Cutler:



“He’s just a very calm veteran quarterback and that is what you like, it’s a quarterback who doesn’t really put too much pressure on himself, but you look at him and can tell he’s been doing this for a long time. That’s what brings a lot of excitement and a lot of big plays to the offense.”

“I feel like we’re starting to click, he’s in a situation where he’s in a new offense with new receivers, so we’re polishing it up and getting used to the timing of it and the speed. Once we get that down, we’ll be good.”

Greg Olsen, who I think will benefit the most from Cutler, spoke about Jay:

“I think we have the ability to be a good offense we’ve added a lot of pieces to the puzzle. Obviously, it is really early now. We just have to keep putting work in. We’ve got a long ways ahead of us. Guys are excited with what we can do.”

This is what Rashied Davis had to say about Cutler:

“He’s a tremendous teammate, a good person and a good leader out on the field, he’s not a yeller-screamer, but he’s vocal. He’ll come and he’ll talk to you. He talks in the huddle. He’s just not a yeller. He doesn’t come to the sideline screaming and hollering.”

all quotes from chicagobears.com
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...-in-jay-cutler

hahahahahaha

[SoCalBronco]

Originally Posted by gcver2ver3

extremely unnoteworthy fluff...

you mean like the stuff we eat up from www.denverbroncos.com?

[watermock]

We might see less of Mopey Jay once his defense can stop a slug.

[Popps]

Cutler and the Bears can kiss my ass. . Who cares.

[Gcver2ver3]

Originally Posted by SoCalBronco

you mean like the stuff we eat up from www.denverbroncos.com?

pretty much...

well except with the SLIGHT difference being that this is a Broncos forum and not a Bears one...

[Ratboy]

Originally Posted by Popps

Cutler and the Bears can kiss my ass. . Who cares.

You are too emotional, Popps. You have to take things to another level, I actually feel sorry for you.

Grow up, Peter.

[Popps]

Originally Posted by RTribbey

You are too emotional, Popps. You have to take things to another level, I actually feel sorry for you.

Grow up, Peter.

Peter?

Did someone fart? Wait, no... it's RDribbly.

Wow, that hurts, man. You carry a lot of weight around here. You're somewhere right above Lex with regards to forum respect. So, this cuts deep, bro.

It's football. You're supposed to have emotion invested. If douche-bags want to rod-worship the Bears on my Broncos forum, it's my right (and fun) to heckle them.

[watermock]

If douche-bags want to rod-worship the Bears on my Broncos forum, it's my right (and fun) to heckle them.

Creepy. Now it's YOUR forum?

And the article had no comment with it. But yours did.

[Popps]

Originally Posted by watermock

Creepy. Now it's YOUR forum?

And the article had no comment with it. But yours did.

Yep, it's mine. In fact, you need to start paying your dues. Paypal me, dude.

Until you get current in your payments, you can hang out here...

http://www.chicagobears.com/index.html

[watermock]

Originally Posted by RTribbey
You are too emotional, Popps. You have to take things to another level, I actually feel sorry for you.

Grow up, Peter.

Let's just call him Wimpy instead.

[Popps]

No hard feelings, Mock. Let me make it up to you...

http://cgi.ebay.com/Authentic-Jay-Cu...3A1%7C294%3A50

[Mr Chatterboodamn]

l o l @ peter

[GreatBronco16]

“He’s a tremendous teammate, a good person and a good leader out on the field, he’s not a yeller-screamer, but he’s vocal. He’ll come and he’ll talk to you. He talks in the huddle. He’s just not a yeller. He doesn’t come to the sideline screaming and hollering.”

Just wait till the season starts. I can't wait to see which QB in his division that he tries to pick up where he left off with Rivers.

[Atlas]

Originally Posted by watermock

Earl Bennett spoke about his former teammate at Vanderbilt and now his new QB with the Bears:

“It’s great playing with somebody I’m familiar with; a great leader in the huddle and off the field, just his presence here has been great so far. I think he’s going to do wonders for this team.”

Devin Hester talked about working with new QB Jay Cutler:



“He’s just a very calm veteran quarterback and that is what you like, it’s a quarterback who doesn’t really put too much pressure on himself, but you look at him and can tell he’s been doing this for a long time. That’s what brings a lot of excitement and a lot of big plays to the offense.”

“I feel like we’re starting to click, he’s in a situation where he’s in a new offense with new receivers, so we’re polishing it up and getting used to the timing of it and the speed. Once we get that down, we’ll be good.”

Greg Olsen, who I think will benefit the most from Cutler, spoke about Jay:

“I think we have the ability to be a good offense we’ve added a lot of pieces to the puzzle. Obviously, it is really early now. We just have to keep putting work in. We’ve got a long ways ahead of us. Guys are excited with what we can do.”

This is what Rashied Davis had to say about Cutler:

“He’s a tremendous teammate, a good person and a good leader out on the field, he’s not a yeller-screamer, but he’s vocal. He’ll come and he’ll talk to you. He talks in the huddle. He’s just not a yeller. He doesn’t come to the sideline screaming and hollering.”

all quotes from chicagobears.com
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...-in-jay-cutler

[oubronco]

haven't you heard his teammates have alienated him and the fans and media hate him