Just sitting around wonder about what Cutler might be doing now.

[lex]

Does anyone want to guess what Jay is doing right now?

[SureShot]

Drinking a gin and tonic out of an infant's skull.

[SouthStndJunkie]

Right now, Jay is not beholding the sword of Urlacher.

[_Oro_]

Playing God of War.

[Boobs McGee]

wondering why you're off your meds again

[tsiguy96]

Originally Posted by SureShot

Drinking a gin and tonic out of an infant's skull.

winner.

[broncofan2438]

He and his coach are trying to come up with a good enough excuse as to "why he wont make it to the August 30th game in Denver". Cutler knows he is gonna get lit up

[CoopDawg]

Right now Jay is working hard to learn the new playbook.

[BroncoMan4ever]

Originally Posted by broncofan2438

He and his coach are trying to come up with a good enough excuse as to "why he wont make it to the August 30th game in Denver". Cutler knows he is gonna get lit up

3rd preseason game too. the game where the starters will play at least the entire 1st half, it had to be fate that it would be between Denver and Chicago.

How great will it be to see Ayers and Smith, the picks we got in exchange for Cutler make his life hell that day?

[PRBronco]

Trying to find something to complain about, while not maintaining a healthy blood sugar level.

And btw BM4ever, the other first rounder we got for him hasn't been used yet

[Los Broncos]

Thinking about how to get Marshall to Chi town?

[Spider]

Originally Posted by lex

Does anyone want to guess what Jay is doing right now?

thinking of you .........

[broncofan2438]

Originally Posted by BroncoMan4ever

3rd preseason game too. the game where the starters will play at least the entire 1st half, it had to be fate that it would be between Denver and Chicago.

How great will it be to see Ayers and Smith, the picks we got in exchange for Cutler make his life hell that day?

Oh, its going to be great to watch in person! I'll be there booing him and cheering on our Defense

[Chris]

putting on the lipstick.

[bronco610]

Originally Posted by lex

Does anyone want to guess what Jay is doing right now?

Giving bus cook a BJ for getting him out of town.

Good Riddance !!!!

[BroncoMan4ever]

Originally Posted by PRBronco

Trying to find something to complain about, while not maintaining a healthy blood sugar level.

And btw BM4ever, the other first rounder we got for him hasn't been used yet

i forgot that, thanks for the nitpicking....lol

[BroncoMan4ever]

Originally Posted by broncofan2438

Oh, its going to be great to watch in person! I'll be there booing him and cheering on our Defense

you lucky bastard

[521 1N5]

Most those pics are of Jay with his eyes closed. I mean yeah I know he parties...But people posted those pics when they first came out like he was completely hammered- Dude just had his eyes closed.

[TonyR]

Here's what he's doing: making roster decisions in Chi. What a ****ing idiot.


Cutler wants say in final roster
Posted by Mike Florio on August 13, 2009 8:22 AM ET

And so as the last quarterback who mistakenly believed that his job duties included the functions of a General Manager fades (we think) into the Mississippi sunset, a new candidate for player-executive emerges.

Jay Cutler.

Cutler, per the Arlington Daily Herald, intends to give his input on the team's final roster.

"I think they're definitely going to ask me," Cuter said. "If they don't ask me, I'm going to tell them what I think because I've got to be the one throwing to them on game day, and I've got to trust them."

Look, the extent to which the starting quarterback and his receivers work together has to be a significant factor in shaping the depth chart. But there's a line, somewhere, that the quarterback shouldn't try to cross.

Publicly indicating that he intends to chime in on who should stay and who should go probably is on the other side of that line.

And if the Bears don't nip this in the bud, it won't stop with Cutler telling the media that he plans to tell the coaches which guys should be turning in their playbooks. What if they keep someone he doesn't want? Will Cutler make his feelings known outside the organization?

Or what if Cutler isn't happy with the offseason decisions that the franchise is making? Will he make like Lord Favre (and, to a certain extent, Donovan McNabb) and make his displeasure known?

Caveat emptor, Chicago. We know you wanted him, but just how closely were the powers that be paying attention to how this guy was behaving as he was trying to get out of Denver?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-final-roster/

http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=313503&src=148

[Man-Goblin]

Originally Posted by TonyR

Here's what he's doing: making roster decisions in Chi. What a ****ing idiot.


Cutler wants say in final roster
Posted by Mike Florio on August 13, 2009 8:22 AM ET

And so as the last quarterback who mistakenly believed that his job duties included the functions of a General Manager fades (we think) into the Mississippi sunset, a new candidate for player-executive emerges.

Jay Cutler.

Cutler, per the Arlington Daily Herald, intends to give his input on the team's final roster.

"I think they're definitely going to ask me," Cuter said. "If they don't ask me, I'm going to tell them what I think because I've got to be the one throwing to them on game day, and I've got to trust them."

Look, the extent to which the starting quarterback and his receivers work together has to be a significant factor in shaping the depth chart. But there's a line, somewhere, that the quarterback shouldn't try to cross.

Publicly indicating that he intends to chime in on who should stay and who should go probably is on the other side of that line.

And if the Bears don't nip this in the bud, it won't stop with Cutler telling the media that he plans to tell the coaches which guys should be turning in their playbooks. What if they keep someone he doesn't want? Will Cutler make his feelings known outside the organization?

Or what if Cutler isn't happy with the offseason decisions that the franchise is making? Will he make like Lord Favre (and, to a certain extent, Donovan McNabb) and make his displeasure known?

Caveat emptor, Chicago. We know you wanted him, but just how closely were the powers that be paying attention to how this guy was behaving as he was trying to get out of Denver?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-final-roster/

Hey, Jay, there's a reason why they don't let players make personnel decisions; they jusssssst might have more of a tendancy to let personal relationships factor in.

Well, that and it ain't their freaking job.

[c_lazy_r]

Originally Posted by TonyR

Here's what he's doing: making roster decisions in Chi. What a ****ing idiot.


Cutler wants say in final roster
Posted by Mike Florio on August 13, 2009 8:22 AM ET

And so as the last quarterback who mistakenly believed that his job duties included the functions of a General Manager fades (we think) into the Mississippi sunset, a new candidate for player-executive emerges.

Jay Cutler.

Cutler, per the Arlington Daily Herald, intends to give his input on the team's final roster.

"I think they're definitely going to ask me," Cuter said. "If they don't ask me, I'm going to tell them what I think because I've got to be the one throwing to them on game day, and I've got to trust them."

Look, the extent to which the starting quarterback and his receivers work together has to be a significant factor in shaping the depth chart. But there's a line, somewhere, that the quarterback shouldn't try to cross.

Publicly indicating that he intends to chime in on who should stay and who should go probably is on the other side of that line.

And if the Bears don't nip this in the bud, it won't stop with Cutler telling the media that he plans to tell the coaches which guys should be turning in their playbooks. What if they keep someone he doesn't want? Will Cutler make his feelings known outside the organization?

Or what if Cutler isn't happy with the offseason decisions that the franchise is making? Will he make like Lord Favre (and, to a certain extent, Donovan McNabb) and make his displeasure known?

Caveat emptor, Chicago. We know you wanted him, but just how closely were the powers that be paying attention to how this guy was behaving as he was trying to get out of Denver?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-final-roster/

http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=313503&src=148

What a guy...

[bronclvr]

I absolutely LOVE this story-it's kind of funny that Cutler's idiosyncrasies are finally coming to light, and, as much as I am blown away by his idiocy, I, like most of you didn't want to see him go.

Somehow Shanahan kept this side of Cutler away from the Media. The lockeroom shenanigans, lack of respect for some of his team mates, aloofness (some call it arrogance), and the way he left Denver are really beginning to show a person who really doesn't have a clue. I'm glad we didn't get to see this side of Jay while he was here. Maybe McDaniels knew more than we thought-

Good luck jackass, we'll see you on the other side-

[TheElusiveKyleOrton]

It puts the lotion in the basket.

[DenverBrit]

Now we know why Cutler didn't return the owner's phone calls.

JC thought HE was the owner.

[TheElusiveKyleOrton]

Originally Posted by TonyR

Here's what he's doing: making roster decisions in Chi. What a ****ing idiot.


Cutler wants say in final roster
Posted by Mike Florio on August 13, 2009 8:22 AM ET

And so as the last quarterback who mistakenly believed that his job duties included the functions of a General Manager fades (we think) into the Mississippi sunset, a new candidate for player-executive emerges.

Jay Cutler.

Cutler, per the Arlington Daily Herald, intends to give his input on the team's final roster.

"I think they're definitely going to ask me," Cuter said. "If they don't ask me, I'm going to tell them what I think because I've got to be the one throwing to them on game day, and I've got to trust them."

Look, the extent to which the starting quarterback and his receivers work together has to be a significant factor in shaping the depth chart. But there's a line, somewhere, that the quarterback shouldn't try to cross.

Publicly indicating that he intends to chime in on who should stay and who should go probably is on the other side of that line.

And if the Bears don't nip this in the bud, it won't stop with Cutler telling the media that he plans to tell the coaches which guys should be turning in their playbooks. What if they keep someone he doesn't want? Will Cutler make his feelings known outside the organization?

Or what if Cutler isn't happy with the offseason decisions that the franchise is making? Will he make like Lord Favre (and, to a certain extent, Donovan McNabb) and make his displeasure known?

Caveat emptor, Chicago. We know you wanted him, but just how closely were the powers that be paying attention to how this guy was behaving as he was trying to get out of Denver?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-final-roster/

http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=313503&src=148

Wow.

I'm sure it's just the media taking it out of context and blowing it out of proportion (/shakes fist at cloud), but when is he going to learn to keep his trap shut? I mean, since the media (/shakes fist at cloud) is MAKING him say these things, you'd think he'd just stop answering.

What a Schrutebag.

"Naw, really guys, you know, I just wanted, you know, to say that, you know, I think that, you know, I want some guys, you know, and some others, you know, I don't want, you know?"