Video: Jay Cutler Has a Message For Mike Martz
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The Chicago Bears were able to steamroll the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night. Quarterback Jay Cutler has been on a roll over the last two weeks and might be playing his best football since he’s been in Chicago. However, I don’t think he gets along with offensive coordinator Mike Martz.
The message is at the end of the clip and it is kind of unclear. However, Cutler’s emotions seem to agree with what the probable message was. Martz’s play calling has been under fire all season and Cutler has been getting destroyed behind the Bears’ offensive line. The run-pass balance doesn’t exist and Cutler is obviously frustrated. Will anything come out of this message? Probably not, but it doesn’t look like a ringing endorsement for Martz.
Thanks to CBS Chicago for the story.
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I have endured far too many seasons where the Bears defense and their offense have been at the opposties end of the spectrum. As far as I am concerned, in my 57 years as a Bears fan, the last two weeks have encouraged me to believe Jay Cutler is the finest QB I have seen ever on the Bears. However, even with Forte at his best, the offense is mediocre at best. Martz is truly the problem; a change is required in terms of play-calling. I continue to remain amazed as Martz sits in the pressbox calling plays, and Jay continues to either get killed or scampers out of the box to make amazing throws to less than amazing recievers. Save Cutler from further demolition as he has done far more thatn enyone ever expected n terms of survivability.
Couldn’t agree with you more, but I’m gonna go a little deeper into the problem and say lovie smith is the problem, guy can’t say anything concrete or take the blame in post game interviews, his personnel decisions over the last 5 years have been very questionable, he constantly gets out coached when faced by real teams, and he still cannot get that offensive line together and it’s been horrible for thenlast 5yrs