http://m.nbcsports.com/content/report-be...my-clausen


You know its bad when the guys in charge thinks Jimmy Clausen is the better option.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Meltdown complete.

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Jaguars Fundamentalist

Lol and the losers on here call the Jags the laughingstock of the league.

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He could replace Henne as our backup next yr. He is only guaranteed 15+ million next yr

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He's getting paid either way, hell he probably prefers to sit anyways lol. 

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http://m.nbcsports.com/content/report-be...my-clausen


You know its bad when the guys in charge thinks Jimmy Clausen is the better option.

 

 From an opponent fan standpoint,  I much rather face Jay Cutler because the parts have been many times greater than the sum.    Jimmy Clausen doesn't have a track record of success in the NFL.   Yet,  Clausen is an x factor because he has hardly played the last few seasons.    With Cutler,  you know what you are getting,  which is a QB that contributed greatly to a likely housecleaning in Chicago.    Even if there's only a 10 % chance that Clausen get hot for a game,   that's more than what Cutler offers at this point in time.

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Cutler has been one of the most overrated players in the league since he's been in it. He's a headcase, a bad team mate, and a crybaby.


Other than that, I like him...

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Cutler to the tinhorns?

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The definition of having a bad holiday. Being replaced by this guy.

 

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I'm still in disbelief that they thought it was a good idea to pay a guy with a career passer rating in the 80s as if he were Manning or Brady.

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The team looked as if they quit last MNF. Cutler looked disinterested at best. Like stated above, they are in complete meltdown.

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Looking to troll? Don't bother, we supply our own.

 

 

I'm still in disbelief that they thought it was a good idea to pay a guy with a career passer rating in the 80s as if he were Manning or Brady.

 

Yeah, I agree, I guess once the Bears acquired him, they kind of felt like they were stuck with him.

 

 Buyer's remorse for sure.

 

Was Cutler still in Denver when the drafted Tebow? I can't remember and really don't feel like looking it up.

 

I figured one of our knowledgeable posters would know.

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I survived the Gus Bradley Error.

Yeah, I agree, I guess once the Bears acquired him, they kind of felt like they were stuck with him.

 

 Buyer's remorse for sure.

 

Was Cutler still in Denver when the drafted Tebow? I can't remember and really don't feel like looking it up.

 

I figured one of our knowledgeable posters would know.

 

Tebow was drafted in 2010, Cutler's first year with the Bears was 2009 from what I recall.

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Cutler probably needs a rah rah type of head coach, someone to keep him energized.

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I lost Newton and Cutler during fantasy playoffs.... Thankfully QB has already been my weak point

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:thanks: Extra Life 2016 is 11/05/16 :thanks:

He's getting paid either way, hell he probably prefers to sit anyways lol. 

 

Exactly.  Cutler won the day his agent inked that deal.

 

The story isn't Cutler/Clausen.

 

It's that the organization is completely shot.  Bears are a mess and may get even worse before it gets better.

 

Clausen is the only starting QB with a history of performance worse than Gabbert, statistically.  So, it's not about "better"... it's about spite.  And that signals trouble for the entire organization in the short run.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

Chicago's just bitter. They don't actually think Clausen gives them the best chance to win.

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