Cutler didn't have much color in anything he said as the Bears QB and was terrible with game adjustments. So now he is going to offer game QB perspective on other teams. IDK... I'll watch when I have to and just to see how he does but not a J fan...lol ....Anybody else have thoughts on this?
Jay Cutler To The Fox NFL Game Booth!
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momoney2123
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If u have ever listened to the jay cutler show with waddle and silvy on espn radio every week he is actually a funny guy. He will be good at this i think. He was talkin about it on friday with waddle and i guess the interview process is pretty extensive...he had to do like 3 mock games with his partner and i guess he did really well. Like him or hate him he is no dummy
snobuilder
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Old news I mentioned it 2 days ago in another thread. I like it pure NFL entertainment
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Jay Cutler and Kevin Burnhart on FOX will cover the Bears first game this season.
Gawd I hope they cover the Bears Pack as well.
NFL ......pure entertainment.
Gawd I hope they cover the Bears Pack as well.
NFL ......pure entertainment.
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Never cared for the guy. Arrogant and selfish! I will avoid watching him if possible.
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He won't be in the booth very long. Somebody will get injured and he will once again be employed as an NFL QB. And he will once again look really good at times but will do something stupid when it matters most. 20 cyber bucks says he will be throwing interceptions by week 9.
Nope only saw Jay on post game interviews and he would always say no idea what happened we will look at tapes take it from there.lol Many think he will do well at this and say he is a funny guy. I will check him out if not back on the field for big $ when a starting QB goes down for the season.
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I'm with Grub on this one!
momoney2123
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He mentions in that interview he is done. he said he will regret the decision come football time but hes done for sure.....
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800etec
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Listen to that interview again Momoney,he hesitates and dances around it. I don't think this is what he wanted to do.
snobuilder
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give me cutler and Burnhardt over buck and Ackman and i will be happy....give me anyone but buck and acheman and i will be happy
I do think Jay should be done but if big money is offered from a contender he will comeback. To play QB for the Jets prolly not lol.
momoney2123
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If there had been lingering curiosity as to whether Cutler would play again, that speculation came to a screeching halt Friday. In addition to Fox Sports' announcement, Cutler said in a WMVP-AM 1000 interview that his move away from the playing field is "permanent."
"I don't really see anything else happening," Cutler told the "Waddle & Silvy" show
Still, Cutler knows that when late July arrives and NFL training camps begin that he'll feel a void. The urge to play rather than broadcast likely will creep in.
"There's zero doubt in my mind that there's going to be some regret," Cutler said. "That's going to happen. I feel like last week, even when this decision was solid in my mind, I woke up like, 'Is this really what I want to do?' So there's going to be some of that.
"There's no doubt in my mind that come the middle of August, September, there's going to be that itch to play. And there's going to be part of me where I know I still can do it. But that's not how the cards played out, and that's not where we're at."
In a statement issued by Fox Sports earlier in the day, Cutler steered around using the word "retirement." That would imply an exit from the game on his own terms. Instead, Cutler's 11-year NFL career — eight with the Bears — came to an abrupt end in March when he was cut on the first day of free agency.
In the eight weeks since, Cutler's free-agent job hunt hadn't produced anything of substance.
"I don't know if retirement is the right word," Cutler wrote. "I don't feel that anyone ever really retires from the NFL. You are either forced to leave or you lose the desire to do what's required to keep going. I'm in between those situations at this point in my life."
He is done.....
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Some guys will do anything to get out of pre season training camp.
momoney2123
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I don't think he would go thru all this work in prepping and interviewing if he wasn't serious
momoney2123
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I think the only chance he plays is if a really good opportunity came up with a really good team. otherwise he doesn't want to play anymore if he is gona be surrounded by o lines and defenses that wont help him out