Daily reminder that Jay Cutler was just Brett Favre on a bad team.
Favre played every game. I don't think Cucklet was bad, but still. Also they played in different eras.
>another delusional bears fan thread
>>75718700
Not an argument
>>75718664
they played in different eras
but yeah cutler was a good QB
>>75718939
Didn't give a fuck about the game though. Difference between someone who is good and someone who is great.
>>75718664
Would Cutler have won championships with the Denver Broncos? Probably.
>>75718953
He also never had a good offensive line, arguably more important.
If Cutler had a passion for football he'd be a HOFer or borderline HOFer. He has the talent imo
That's the difference between being good or being elite. When those guys make their speech in Canton you can see how much it means to them because they love football. Wish euro football players would show that emotion outside of the pitch. They're all robotic and boring as fuck.
>>75719089
I don't exactly like Cutler but let's be fair, the front office did him dirty with the way they handled the offensive line.
Hard to be passionate about a team game when one of the lynchpins you rely on is so lacking.
>>75719089
>flag
>>75719089
Even Jay's statement is robotic.
>>75719136
I see nothing robotic about that statement; i think you're saying that because it came from Jay and not because it's actually robotic.
>>75718953
>>75719089
The shit about Cutler "not caring" is complete bullshit. He was an incredibly tough football player who unfortunately had a baby face and never quite got the right team around him.
>>75719374
He also just comes across as a guy who doesn't give a shit about anything. He proposed to his wife by text message then mailed her the ring ffs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3YORvqu4cw
>>75718664
farve played a lot longer so his career numbers are dragged down a bit, he was definitely better than cutler at his peak.
>>75719957
You do know Favre's best season according to the stats was 09 when he was with the Vikings right?
>>75720017
>passing numbers easier to get in 09 than in 95
really makes me think
>>75720017
All that does is further prove the fact that passing stats became easier to get in the more recent era. Because Favre was inarguably better in the mid 90's than he was in 2009.
>>75720060
>>75720080
Not him but you're still missing the point that Favre's career numbers weren't hurt by his extended career if we accept your premise that passing numbers were easier to generate later on.
>>75720080
>changing the whole premise of the argument because you lost
stay being a faggot.
cutler is flacco is eli manning
>>75718664
Farve was an Iron Man. Cutler had too many injuries.
>>75718664
Favre played in a different era with rules that made it harder to pass.