I personally thought they were going to move on after last year and keeping Gruden. I can't stand Gruden but they are making no effort to replace him and they just picked up the 5th year of his contract. It's full go RG3 this season. My argument isn't against his durability, it's obviously his biggest problem right now and the biggest concern for us fans... is whether he can make it a full season with out getting hurt. If he gets hurt this year in a significant way, I think his career at the skins and a future starter will be over. He'll get picked up as a backup somewhere though.
Well you started with the trade would be the worst in NFL history. Judging by that comment, obviously your opinions aren't based on anything factual or logical. His stats and performance on the field when he is on the field is definitely not a bust. Actually much better numbers than a lot of qbs out there. So if your argument is that far off, there's just nothing to really discuss.
I didn't make up anything. To be that far off base, there has to be some reason why you would say something so silly. My thought process is you just have some personal vendetta against the guy. You may not, but there is no reason for me to believe otherwise based on your nonsensical comments.
The rumor that the Chicago Bears dangled veteran quarterback Jay Cutler to the Tennessee Titans Thursday night as part of a package to trade up for Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota has been confirmed by Peter King of SI.com.
The Titans had zero interest in Cutler so th trade talks went nowhere and the Titans ended up drafting Mariota for themselvs. And the Titans not wanting Cutler speaks volumes about how far opinions of the talented but enigmatic Cutler have fallen. After all, Cutler was a former hero at Nashville's Vanderbilt University-if the team in Tennessee doesn't want him, that means no one wants him including his current team the Bears. New Bears head coach John Fox seems far from sold on Cutler, who somehow failed in former coach Marc Trestman's very passer-friendly offense last season, but seems stuck with him at least for 2015 due to the massive contract the former Bears' regime (all of whom have since been fired) signed him to after the 2013 season.
The Titans had zero interest in Cutler so th trade talks went nowhere and the Titans ended up drafting Mariota for themselvs. And the Titans not wanting Cutler speaks volumes about how far opinions of the talented but enigmatic Cutler have fallen. After all, Cutler was a former hero at Nashville's Vanderbilt University-if the team in Tennessee doesn't want him, that means no one wants him including his current team the Bears. New Bears head coach John Fox seems far from sold on Cutler, who somehow failed in former coach Marc Trestman's very passer-friendly offense last season, but seems stuck with him at least for 2015 due to the massive contract the former Bears' regime (all of whom have since been fired) signed him to after the 2013 season.
