The NFL's raising the salary cap... as if these guys aren't paid enough already.
The NFL's raising the salary cap... as if these guys aren't paid enough already.
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The Texans have traded Brock Osweiler to the Browns. The Browns are giving up a 2nd round pick in the deal.
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The Eagles have signed WR Torrey Smith.
The Bucs are getting DeSean Jackson.
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The Eagles acquire WR Alshon Jeffery on a 1-yr $14 million deal.
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Now it's being reported that the Browns are going to cut Osweiler.
I don't know what's up with that. They just gave up a 2018 2nd round pick for him.
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The Bears have officially released Jay Cutler.
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Apparently, I'm wrong. The Browns got a 2018 2nd round draft pick in addition to Brock Osweiler.Originally Posted by DemonGeminiX
Now it's being reported that the Browns are going to cut Osweiler.
I don't know what's up with that. They just gave up a 2018 2nd round pick for him.
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RBP (03-14-2017)
Jay Cutler departs Chicago as Bears' most underappreciated, misunderstood QB ever
Cutler is the greatest quarterback in franchise history, but was unfairly demonized in his Bears career
by Sean Wagner-McGough - CBS Sports
It began with four interceptions in Green Bay in 2009. It ended with an interception in New Jersey in 2016.
In between, there was a God-given arm squeezing rockets into double coverage. There was an embarrassing offensive line allowing concussion-inducing sacks. There was an NFC North crown and a playoff win. There was a controversial injury and a devastating loss. There were perfectly weighted fades to Brandon Marshall and home-run bombs to Alshon Jeffery. There were 154 touchdown passes and 109 interceptions. There were 18 game-winning drives. There were Super Bowl aspirations and burning dumpsters.
The Jay Cutler era in Chicago is over. On Thursday, the Bears cut him. Cutler, 33, is no longer the quarterback of the Chicago Bears. The dream former Bears general manager Jerry Angelo had when he sent a king’s ransom -- including two first-round picks -- to Denver in April 2009 never materialized.
Cutler’s legacy, however, is more complicated than wins and losses. This won’t be an easy eulogy, because his career can’t be captured by his touchdowns and interceptions. What Cutler is leaving behind is the legacy of a quarterback who dedicated his heart and body to a city and sport that never loved him back, because they both failed to understand him.
Jay Cutler departs Chicago as the most underappreciated and misunderstood player -- arguably ever.
Read the entire story here (without laughing if possible): http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ja...stood-qb-ever/
RBP (03-14-2017)
poor jay
i suppose he will sign with the vikings soon
According to articles, all you'll need is a decent O-line and he'll be the second coming.
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Warning: The posts of this forum member may contain trigger language which may be considered offensive to some.
Music was better when ugly people were allowed to make it.
Jay Cutler departs Chicago as Bears' most underappreciated, misunderstood QB ever
Cutler is the greatest quarterback in franchise history, but was unfairly demonized in his Bears career
by Sean Wagner-McGough - CBS Sports
It began with four interceptions in Green Bay in 2009. It ended with an interception in New Jersey in 2016.
In between, there was a God-given arm squeezing rockets into double coverage. There was an embarrassing offensive line allowing concussion-inducing sacks. There was an NFC North crown and a playoff win. There was a controversial injury and a devastating loss. There were perfectly weighted fades to Brandon Marshall and home-run bombs to Alshon Jeffery. There were 154 touchdown passes and 109 interceptions. There were 18 game-winning drives. There were Super Bowl aspirations and burning dumpsters.
The Jay Cutler era in Chicago is over. On Thursday, the Bears cut him. Cutler, 33, is no longer the quarterback of the Chicago Bears. The dream former Bears general manager Jerry Angelo had when he sent a king’s ransom -- including two first-round picks -- to Denver in April 2009 never materialized.
Cutler’s legacy, however, is more complicated than wins and losses. This won’t be an easy eulogy, because his career can’t be captured by his touchdowns and interceptions. What Cutler is leaving behind is the legacy of a quarterback who dedicated his heart and body to a city and sport that never loved him back, because they both failed to understand him.
Jay Cutler departs Chicago as the most underappreciated and misunderstood player -- arguably ever.
Read the entire story here (without laughing if possible): http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ja...stood-qb-ever/
sorry.
I wanted to be a Monk, but I never got the chants.
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