Quote:In this deep draft that doesn't really have a slam dunk franchise guy... but a LOT of promising QB prospects, I think they'll spend a pick on one and work on developing him just in case..   As long as it isn't a Dan Lefevour type guy.. right TMD?

 

   This is something that's easy to envision.   Especially since Marc Trestman has an extensive and successful background of developing QB's.   

 

   Regarding Jay Cutler,  he displayed tremendous toughness by remaining in the game against the Lions until late in the contest.    Being that Cutler reportedly suffered an ankle injury in addition to the groin injury he entered the game with,   it will be interesting to see whether it's Cutler or Josh McCown who starts vs. the Ravens next Sunday.   On the Bears final drive,  McCown once again displayed that he's more than capable of putting up points.   With Cutler's mobility limited much of the day and the injuries piling up,  including on his non throwing hand..............as the Lions were getting plenty of pressure on him,    I'm surprised Trestman waited as long as he did to remove Cutler.

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