
Grand Rapids Press The Detroit Lions' defensive tackle has a history of getting after Chicago QB Jay Cutler.
Detroit Lions May 14, 2013Chicago Sun-Times Bears rookie guard Kyle Long knows what quarterback Jay Cutler looks like. How couldn’t he? But it was good to put a face to the name in person, he said — good to shake the hand of the guy he’s working his tail off to protect. ‘‘Jay came out here and we met and we walked through the hallways,’’ Long, the Bears’ first-round pick, said after rookie minicamp ended Sunday. ‘‘He seems like a really cool guy. He was just checking stuff out, and he just wanted to make sure we were learning and working.’’ Cutler visited Halas ...
Chicago Bears May 12, 2013
Windy City Gridiron "But, offense! That's why we fired Lovie! So we can see the real Jay Cutler this year throw for ten thousand yards!" Sure, seeing the real Jay Cutler without the training wheels offense on is an exciting prospect. Having a line that looks like it could be not only be competent, but good? Also exciting. But lets not fool ourselves, the Bears season lies in the hands of Mel Tucker's ability to marshal a defense that has kept the Bears off of life support for years. To make progress means to make the playoffs, and for as anemic as the Bears have been on offense over the past, oh forever, ...
Chicago Bears May 9, 2013The Huddle Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler is happy to see the team's management made protecting their quarterback a priority after adding to the offensive line through free agency and with two draft picks. The team added OT Jermon Bushrod and OG Matt Slauson via free agency, and then picked OG Kyle Long with the 20th overall selection in the 2013 NFL Draft before selecting OT Jordan Mills in the fifth round. "(The coaching staff is) going to make sure everyone knows their assignments and we are protected," Cutler said in a radio interview. Huddle Up: While Cutler isn't exactly a sympathetic figure, he does...
May 3, 2013KFFL Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler is happy to see the team's management made protecting their ...
May 2, 2013
Windy City Gridiron What's in store for Marc Trestman, Jay Cutler, and the Chicago Bears here in the first quarter of the season? Two divisional opponents and two AFC North opponents. Lets take a look at how our soon-to-be current opponents fared this over the draft and what this could mean looking at the Bears schedule going into weeks 5-8. Week 1: Cincinnati Bengals Key Draftees - Tyler Eifert (ND) - TE, Giovani Bernard (UNC) - RB The Good - The Bengals are a team with a middling offense that the Bears experience normally prey well upon. The Bears defense matches up well against the type of offense ...
Chicago Bears May 1, 2013Chicago Bears Blog | ESPN Chicago Quarterback Jay Cutler is happy to see the Chicago Bears have made protecting their quarterback a priority after adding to the offensive line through free agency and with two draft picks. The Bears, who gave up 49 sacks last season, which was fifth in the NFL, invested $17.7 million in guaranteed money in left tackle Jermon Bushrod and added guard Matt Slauson, who started 48 games the past four seasons for the New York Jets, during free agency. The Bears then picked Oregon guard Kyle Long with the 20th overall selection and Louisiana Tech offensive tackle Jordan Mills in the fifth round of t...
Chicago Bears April 30, 2013
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1 hour agoPromo ArticleChicago Bears Blog | ESPN Chicago History with quarterbacks coach Matt Cavanaugh and head coach Marc Trestman, coupled with the perception the club needs a backup behind Jay Cutler, makes recently waived former Jets signal caller Tim Tebow a logical possibility in Chicago, but the Bears aren't interested, according to an NFL source. The Jets waived Tebow on Monday after a one-year stint in New York. "Unfortunately, things did not work out the way we all hoped," Jets coach Rex Ryan said in a statement.
Chicago Bears April 29, 2013Bears Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports Jay Cutler has a sense of humor? Who knew?
Chicago Bears April 28, 2013Northwest Herald LAKE FOREST – Jay Cutler will not have to look over his shoulder this fall.
Chicago Bears April 27, 2013Bears Gab While the future is somewhat up in the air for Jay Cutler, the Bears are working out North Carolina State quarterbac Mike Glennon in Raleigh today according to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports. NFL.com has the following of the report of the Bears working out the QB: With just five picks in the draft, [...]
Chicago Bears April 23, 2013
Windy City Gridiron Trestman uses Bears’ first minicamp to introduce them to ‘our football’ - Adam L. Jahns: Voluntary minicamp was clearly a jolt, as the Bears were cleansed of everything Lovie Smith. In many ways, minicamp was a fast-moving introduction to how things will be done moving forward. Bears coaches impressed with Cutler on, off field - Larry Mayer: After working with Jay Cutler during last week's minicamp, Bears coaches are impressed with how well the veteran has processed a high volume of information. We’ve heard Jay Cutler, coordinator trade praise before - Rick Morrissey: I think we all kn...
Chicago Bears April 22, 2013Chicago Sun-Times The diligent side of tight end Martellus Bennett — quarterback Jay Cutler’s new big weapon — has emerged during the Bears’ voluntary minicamp, erasing any concerns about how his eccentric, outgoing personality would blend into the Bears locker room. ‘‘He’s a student,” Bears tight end coach Andy Bischoff said Thursday after the third day of minicamp. ‘‘He’s writing everything down. He’s asking questions. He wants to be coached. Really, in every possible way, he’s been a joy.’’ Bennett signed a four-year deal to be the v...
Chicago Bears April 18, 2013Chicago Sun-Times Jay Cutler will bear some of the responsibility for improving his pass protection. ‘‘You create plays that ask him to get rid of the ball quicker,’’ Bears offensive coordinator Aaron Kromer said Thursday when asked about improving pass protection for Cutler, who has been sacked 153 times in four seasons with the Bears, including 38 last season. ‘‘When you ask him time after time to throw the ball down the field without changing the protection scheme, he’s going to hold the ball [too long] at times. We need to get the b...
Chicago Bears April 18, 2013Bears Gab Entering the final year of his contract, Bears quarterback Jay Cutler watched the monstrous amounts of money being tossed to players at his position this offseason, and joked “it doesn’t make me mad,” Michael C. Wright of ESPN Chicago reports. But in assessing his own situation, Cutler knows the deal. “You’ve got to win games [...]
Chicago Bears April 18, 2013
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