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2 things I know

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By bigpro,
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Who knows? Maybe for either option.

I understand you're passionate about wanting to see Cutler fail and likewise to spin an unrealistic projection of Orton doing so much better than Cutler would with the Bears, so I'll pretty much shrug this thread off.

Good for you. Ride the gravy train as long as you can.

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Uhm, yeah. Sorry, nice try, but FAIL.

Oh really now? That's funny. You know, I had no idea you were a Broncos fan until a few weeks ago. Now all of a sudden, you're an awfully vocal Broncos fan... That's interesting. Don't say poo for years then pipe up when the team plays well. Oh, what's the word for that? It's on the tip of my tongue but escapes me here... Help me out, will you?

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Well I'm not sure you can really pin the loss on Cutler yesterday, it was the Bears' defense that fell to poo and when you're playing behind the ball like that with an unbalanced offense it's nearly impossible to come back. I'm not a huge fan of Cutler by any means but he's done well as a Bear all things considered.

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Well I'm not sure you can really pin the loss on Cutler yesterday, it was the Bears' defense that fell to poo and when you're playing behind the ball like that with an unbalanced offense it's nearly impossible to come back. I'm not a huge fan of Cutler by any means but he's done well as a Bear all things considered.

Absolutely. It wasn't Cutler who forced the Bengals to not punt until the 4th quarter. If the Bears Defense could have resembled anything like an NFL Defense, then it might have been a different game. However, that didn't happen. And not to take anything away from the Bengals, who played an amazing game on both sides of the ball.

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