How Jay Cutler Was Sabotaged From The Start In Chicago

No one is ever gonna agree on this or come to a common consensus. Some of it's on Jay, some on a revolving door of OCs and offensive attacks, some on a lack of suitable personnel, and some of it is about playing on some very shitty teams for some of the worst HCs in the history of the Chicago Bears. You can assign percentages how ever you like.

Whatever the reasons you subscribe to personally overall the relationship Cutler has in Chicago all the way around has soured become dysfunctional and another option has to be considered for both his sake and that of the team. This isn't about pouting or being over paid or any other BS nonsense excuse some love to cling to. This is about being a poor fit.

When the Bears decide to move on what I will hold them responsible for though is bringing in or drafting a QB who is actually better than Cutler and an offensive tactician who can win with him or we'll wasted another decade just as we have the last with Grossman and Cutler. It's not even half as easy as most believe it is but like an older car that needs work sometimes it's best to simply stop trying to fix what won't stay fixed and get a new one.

Do I trust them to do this? No, quite frankly I don't and I have history on my side. But I think by now the cards have all been played and whether Fox stays or goes either he or the new HC will in all likelihood want to try someone else and I'm not expecting much immediate success from that either. Even a new OC may prefer to start fresh than to try and pick up where Gase left off. So now matter how you slice it Fox now has a better chance of being HC in 2017 than Jay does of being our QB.

As for me, apathy is ruling my zodiac right now so I don't really give a crap what they do until they get rid of Phillips and hire an NFL qualified VP of Football Operations to run the team. Until then I can't see much of anything changing that isn't the same old "window dressing" the McCaskey's have been throwing at us for 30 years and I'm close to the end of my rope with that. This whole approach of theirs throws shovel fulls of dirt on any optimism I might have.