@@drphot6050 exactly! When you're making multimillions a year as an NFL QB, you might need to change your mentality a little, even if it's uncomfortable
Chris I won't doubt you for the most part,but the Ravens Ray Lewis made Trent Dilfer kinda irrelevant,wouldn't you agree? A leader is needed but not always from the QB position. Your thoughts?
yeah its a job , this dude wanted him to rub his back and tell him every thing was going to be ok. like stop looking for a father figure at work my dude.
@@kenuffff you should never play football dude, the quarterback is supposed to be the leader of the team, basically the coach on the field, why you think the good ones make 40 to 50 million a year dumbass
@@bryan212 teammates of Justin Herbert say otherwise I saw of video of Justin Herbert addressing the team and telling the team to wait because he giving his coach the game ball after they won in Washington he’s far from it herbert looks very laid back
Devin Hester can say whatever he wants as far as I'm concerned i never seen a kick returner carry 100 other men into a playoff run and through the playoffs
@@orwoodwellson685 uhhhh noo dude Devin Hester scored all their points in one game they kept kicking to him one game that defense couldn't stop anyone and the bears couldn't score Hester was the only way Chicago could score it was insane
@@easymoneysniper9013 devin hester is the GOAT and one of my all time favorite players (we share a name and a birthday) im just saying that defense was stacked that year and Urlacher is a GOAT too
I agree . After his time with Miami, a few players said the same of him in interviews as what Hester iterated in this interview. A few also said, off the record, the same you said, he showed up for the checks. Miami paid him quite handsomely as Jay laughed all the way to the bank.
Yeah and that was just his personality...I guess you can't blame him for his personality but for it to really work, he needed to step out of his comfort zone.
nah. giants' teammates loved eli manning. well except for tiki barber. and how did that work out for tiki? if you're quiet it also helps to lead by example and just winning. jay didn't win.
It’s one thing to shake it off and not let the interception u just threw ruin the game for u but it’s another to just act like u don’t care and go out there and repeat the same turnover again which is what he often did. Also, I’ll sympathize for him a lil bit in that he had a 💩 o-line during most his time with the Bears.
Jay Cutler didn’t like the limelight and all the responsibilities off the field that being a NFL qb came with he said it in an interview while playing but this part where you don’t even interact with your teammates is very disturbing I blame management for that you as the leader shouldn’t be so stand-off towards your teammates
The *only time* any of us Bear fans saw Jay Cutler smile-or show any sort of emotion-was that press conference after he signed that massive contract extension 😅
I used to root for him early on to prove the doubters wrong. Then I realized by his body language that he seemed like he did not have a passion for football, or to win. Some people are just not leaders of men, or do want to be.
@@CertifiedPG yes he did play for Chicago and even giving him the fact his o line wasn't great I feel he had a number of interceptions and not great times yes he was mobile and had a great arm and when the bears got him I thought he would lead us to the sb but the game when he was on the sidelines that could have taken the bears there he stands around in a heavy coat looking dis interested
@@CertifiedPG That's very true...but if your an accurate QB you should be able to throw it where only your guy can get it and not place the ball where it has the possibility of being picked.
Shannon: "You once said Jay Cutler is the worst leader you ever played with. Why is that?" Devin: "Just cause his leadership. You know what I mean?" Me: Brilliant, Devin.
I hated jay towards the end of his career but looking back he was the best bears qb we had and atleast took us to an nfc championship game. Possibly could of got us a ring if those offenses were built better.
I’m glad people can see the whole context of the quote, but DH is right a lot of ppl said Jay had everything you want in a QB but he lacked leadership that’s why he’s out the keague
Jay Cutler had all the physical tools but lacked the mental continuity and communication tools to lead the Bears to the promised land. And I think the Bears management firing Lovie Smith after a 10-6 season just barely missing the playoffs also accelerated both Jay’s and the Bears undoing as the ineptitude from the top after all they had built up during Lovie’s era came crashing down.
@@durtyzzzzzz6907 His specialty obviously was kickoff & punt returns and he set records with those. Results with touchdowns and large returns for great field position don’t lie. He was never truly a WR or pure CB despite his speed. He probably would have been better utilized out of the backfield for reverses, end runs and razzle dazzle type plays. Was he really “overpaid”? That’s subjective. Anyone who puts butts in the seats and eyeballs to television because of their unique abilities is gonna be paid more - just like power hitters in baseball or dynamic scorers in basketball or hockey.
@@durtyzzzzzz6907He only played DB his rookie year, he didn’t take many snaps there. He moved to wideout the following year so they could take advantage of his playmaking and he was more than adequate
I'm not in the camp that Jay Cutler didn't care about playing just because he never smiled on the sideline or anything. If anything he has a resting face that makes him look like he doesn't care. I get accused of that as well. I feel like if Jay Cutler didn't really care then he wouldn't take all those hits he did because of the offensive line. I feel like even after Jay's Bears tenure as a Bear the front has yet to address the offensive line. That's why it feels like it's been years for me that the offensive has not been a priority.
You can still be a mild introvert and be a good leader. I'm an introvert and I haven't had a problem being one of the guys in the past. Sports is different that regular life. Someone's attitude and personality can seem way different when they are playing. So, he was making all that money, but because he's a mild introvert he couldn't reach out more to teammates or try to bond with them individually? I find that hard to believe. I think he just didn't care enough and didn't dedicate himself to working on his weaknesses, like they said in the video. Btw, I'm not hating or trying to argue
So was Carson Palmer.and let me tell u as a person that drove multiple Cardinal players out here in az they would say the same. Especially whan Palmer first got to az. But he later as time went on would open up or tried and more impprantly on game day he was there. So much he would put it against my team cause i am not a cards fan. I get ppl are diffr. Some introverts. I am at times. I even went thru depression and had to seek counseling. He is a professional. And ol he is not rah rah. That is fine for him but not whn u are the leader of a team and they need it. The excersize bike situation is prime example of when his team needed it. Needed confidence not the time for ir leader to mope around woe is me. If he did not want to be Brady or Rogers I respect that. But he cant get mad when fans of his like me dnt put him in the convo anymore either. Dude had all the ability to be mentioned with peyton and breese. He did not want it. Ok i respect that. He got his money did his thing and left. And as a fan we moved on as well.
@@kevinbunn7915 Jay Cutler was not close to Devin Hester. But there a more people that he got along with than just Brandon Marshall. For example Olin Kreutz, Johnny Knox, Greg Olsen, Kyle Long, Zat Miller, Matt Forte, and even Martellus Bennett. Granted that he is definitely on the reserved side and isn't one for inspirational rah rah speeches, but he is not and was not a recluse.
Bruh….. did your girlfriend get mad, steal your password, and in a rage to make you look bad, make the dumbest sports comment of the entire post-pandemic period?
I respect devin for this. Not a whole lot of people will come out and talk that real and he gave us bears fans better insight as to a problem child we all knew we had
Yeah but to a Brett Farve type of guy you have to catch lightning in a bottle because those interceptions by Farve after those two seasons 96,97 were back-breaking and there was no excuse for it honestly
Never understood how some ppl can feel like its another person's job or responsibility to find ways and/or words to make you more passionate or serious about accomplishing something that will benefit you..tremendously
I mean it’s kinda different in sports u need that leader that can bring u all together in tough situations. I don’t like how it’s the QBs job tho anyone could be the leader
To me if the Qb isn’t the leader then other offensive players should have been. I remember joe flacco saying he was fine with Ray Lewis hype the team up and be vocal leader. I think faking it until you make it in the nfl can make you look fake and bad to your teammates.
Why do people get mad when athletes only play sports for a check… DUH, that’s legit what everyone working is doing. Mfs don’t gotta love their job, they just gotta do it.
I don’t hear any emotion, just explaining why he had limited success despite his physical and mental talent for the game. Some hear “emotion “, others hear “nuance”, hmmm
I think that can easily apply to regular jobs but something like sports or any other “job” that takes a serious toll on the body would definitely require a certain level of love for you to get up everyday and do it. If you’re playing for a check it shows and it’s not “entertaining” at that point and professional sports are entertainment
JustWhisky. I don't see anything wrong with that. Most people go to a job for a paycheck. Personally, I couldn't care less about my coworkers personal lives. That might be cold but I'm sure the feeling is mutual on their end. As long as I'm doing my job, that's all that matters. I don't need to get personal. I have my inner circle.
I respect that approach in a way. Yeah he played QB and did his best to perform to and got paid. It is not on him to be a motivator or help teams stay focused. Everyone is playing to get paid so no external motivation should ever be needed.
The QB position is the ultimate leadership position. You can single-handedly pull or tank a franchise. I really can’t think of any other team sports with that kind of significance in one position.
@@rwillpower9424Yeah he said as a teammate, why do you kids that play on social media feel you have bait every reply for attention? Dont you get tired of the Fake Skip & Steven A attention by any means antics?
@@herecomesdatrain his life and his story. The media builds these guys up just to break them down. He had Ricky Williams on here. I would love for OJ Mayo to be a guest one day.
It’s no excuse but I can definitely see how it could be tough trying to relate to so many different personalities from all different backgrounds. All QBs do it but I bet if you ask them off the record they’ll say that’s a tough task.
Cutler at one time was thought of as more accurate than Rogers. Not lying. We used to always say Cutler would Cut em up. He was surgical. A man with a needle and thread. He had the most amazing accurate throws especially in tight windows I have probably ever seen. I was not a Broncos fan and def not a bears fan. But, boy did I love watching Cutler play in his prime. I had friends that Loved Denver and some that were from the Chi. So watching games with those guys was fun. Cutler and Marshall?!?! What. Great one two punch. Then it all changed. But after that game in chicago with the excersize bike where he basically quit, it was down hill.he became this woe is me type of moper. I dnt know if it was depression or what. But he just seemed to be the victim and did not play up o his abilities anymore. The only reason Cutler is not talked about like Brady, Manning, Rogers, or Breese is because of Jay Cutler. I did not need to hear Hester say it, because I thought it for about 10 to 12 years. But, it was reasurring.
Cutler has all the tools but no toolbox. He throws the ball like he was a god yet he couldn't get over that hump to win games. It's weird that a guy who throws like that can't win games and is wanted by every NFL team, yet a guy like Tebow who wins games but has an unusual style was wanted by nobody. It's tragic because it an alternative universe both players could have been hall of famers. Had Cutler landed in Baltimore where they focused on defense he could have won the SB a bunch of times. And if Josh McDaniels had not been fired by Denver for cheating in London then Tebow could have developed as a QB. I've always been a big fan of both QB's and felt that both could have been SB winning QB under different circumstances.
Talent wise dude had basically the same skill set as Brett Farve but with less “Magic”. Could throw on run,deep ball, scramble lil bit and the strongest arm probably ever frfr. But “it ain’t about how fast the car can go,it’s about the driver”. Him being introvert,and not challenging himself to be more open for the position was on him. But dude still got alllllll those checks anyway so actually he did it his way so actually good for him lol
That’s a great comparison. Cutlers talent was undeniable. It pops off the screen. But definitely a gun slinger like Favre. Cutler made a lot of poor choices though. I think his decision making hurt him a lot too.
His body language sucked even the casual fan could see that. In spite of his obvious talent. I think he just didn't like being around so many of certain group of people.....
Well?!! Ya'll gave Cutler a horrible O-line.. Bears Org. never build around him.. He didn't have any weapons until B.Marsh came over... He had 100 coordinators! I mean WTF?!?!? I'll take Cutty over Trubisky & Glennon combined, any day of the week!! Bears Org. ruined Cutlers greatness!
Jay Cutler is the same as Jeff George back in the day. Gifted physically with a cannon for an arm, athletic, and decent size. Jay, just as with Jeff, had some disconnect somewhere mentally. Wasted talent on both counts in my opinion.
Dude is type whatever extreme diabetes. Having your levels off and then on periodically has to impact your attitude. Really wanted Jay to do well. Oh well.. Fields!
You need to be vocal to be a good leader ,quiet guys don't make good leader . Messi , Kawhi ,great hof players ,not great leaders ,at least most of their careers.
I always said cutler quit during that packers vs bears in the nfc championship game in 2010.He got down early in that game then hes hurt riding a bike on the sideline .Cutler didnt fool this die hard bears fan for 46years
I agree with devin hester. The game where it was the bears game vs the packers nfc championship match to go to the superbowl showed it. In the game Jay Cutler didnt seem motivated enough to win or even care. The backup quarterback played better and more energy than he did.
Not a surprise to hear this, ask any receiver who played for him they'll say the same thing. Chargers fan watching him play for the Broncos, then him on the bears, then dolphins he never seemed like he was ever fully in it.
That’s crazy because his teammates at Vanderbilt were saying different around draft time… he was known for being a drinker with the guys and being crazy in the weight room and competing.. maybe he just ain’t like the guys in there. But saying a guy don’t talk to me that why I drop 6 or 8 passes a game doesn’t make any sense. And for you hester should have done more guys out there and it’s J’s fault… Hester was all speed and wrist.. no hands lol
What are your thoughts on Jay Cutler?
He’s terrible
A QB doesn’t need to be a Leader that’s why it’s a team sport but the QB has to be one of your best players on the field.
@@tjrose9830 that makes absolutely no sense
It seems to me how people describe them and the TV show with his wife, he was a big time introvert.
He just wanted a check 🤨
Cutler sounds like me at work. "I don't f with none of ya'll, I'm here for the check"
Lmao facts
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Haha he had the wrong type of job and position... If you're a regular co-worker than that's the best attitude to have
@@drphot6050 exactly! When you're making multimillions a year as an NFL QB, you might need to change your mentality a little, even if it's uncomfortable
Yea but u never quit on your team either
I like how Hester's rolling up a joint, while still talking with Shannon about Cutler.
This is me when im in online class. Last 10 minutes dedicated to rolling j's
Rollin' a jay, while talking about Smoking Jay 😂
Lol what are u talking ab bro it literally doesn’t even show him rolling anything
Jay got paid and said f*ck it 😂
Yep😄😄😄
Rich asf
His accuracy was great to the other teams DB
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Packer fans loved Jay Cutler. 4th best QB in packers history, won a ton of games for us up here
“I’m just here so I don’t get fined” - Jay Ciutler’s attitude.
24/7
Talent can only get you so far. A quarterback must be a leader.
Chris I won't doubt you for the most part,but the Ravens Ray Lewis made Trent Dilfer kinda irrelevant,wouldn't you agree? A leader is needed but not always from the QB position. Your thoughts?
@@damonwilson3609 i definitely agree..leaders are born not made..regardless of position
I mean he still made about 100 million dollars thru out his career so I’d say his talent got home far enough
@@williemanuel2996 the essence of sports is not money
Arron Rogers isn’t a leader.
Jay just a "clock in, clock out" kinda guy.
yeah its a job , this dude wanted him to rub his back and tell him every thing was going to be ok. like stop looking for a father figure at work my dude.
@@kenuffff lol Hester’s a hof and this ain’t yo job at Walmart lol this is sports, good teams have good leaders. It’s simple
@@bluebuckzzz7806 Exactly!!! U can tell he never played sports before
@@kenuffff you should never play football dude, the quarterback is supposed to be the leader of the team, basically the coach on the field, why you think the good ones make 40 to 50 million a year dumbass
@@michaelmcnair8033 what nfl team did you play for?
Love Devin Hester. one of the most exciting players ive got to watch.
Homie looked like he ain’t feel like playing if you asked me. Cutler just wanted a check. 🤨
Same here it was like he never liked the locker room he was in smh
@@sonoisrael4660 I think that’s why Denver off’d him as quick as they did!
And he got a check too
He got a check but in doing so, and I'm not defending him, he holds the most records in Bears history haha. And it isn't even close.
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Jay Cutler is an introvert QB which is not a good combo.
Agreed, very odd combo
Justin Herbert would and does disagree. Respectfully, of course.
@@bryan212 teammates of Justin Herbert say otherwise I saw of video of Justin Herbert addressing the team and telling the team to wait because he giving his coach the game ball after they won in Washington he’s far from it herbert looks very laid back
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Eli manning ??
Devin Hester can say whatever he wants as far as I'm concerned i never seen a kick returner carry 100 other men into a playoff run and through the playoffs
Brian Urlacher, Lance Briggs, Charles Tillman, and Lovie Smith have entered the chat
@@orwoodwellson685 uhhhh noo dude Devin Hester scored all their points in one game they kept kicking to him one game that defense couldn't stop anyone and the bears couldn't score Hester was the only way Chicago could score it was insane
@@orwoodwellson685 and they still kept kicking to him
@@orwoodwellson685 and at the time Hester was only a returner he touched the ball like 5 times a game all kicks or punts
@@easymoneysniper9013 devin hester is the GOAT and one of my all time favorite players (we share a name and a birthday) im just saying that defense was stacked that year and Urlacher is a GOAT too
Jay didn't care to play. He was just receiving checks
I agree . After his time with Miami, a few players said the same of him in interviews as what Hester iterated in this interview. A few also said, off the record, the same you said, he showed up for the checks. Miami paid him quite handsomely as Jay laughed all the way to the bank.
@Perry Richardson Why reply scummy?
@Perry Richardson Yes he did. Anything else you wanna know?
@Perry Richardson 🤣🤣🤣 he did quit and it showed so knock it off. I didn't have to Google that either 😅 he must be your man
@Perry Richardson his last team he played in Miami he literally said he didn't want to play.
Shannon: “why did you say Jay Cutler was the worst leader?”
Devin: “well it had to do with leadership.”
I wouldn’t never thought.
Eloquent response
Quarterback probably one of the only positions in sports where it might actually hurt to have quiet / reserved personality
Yeah and that was just his personality...I guess you can't blame him for his personality but for it to really work, he needed to step out of his comfort zone.
Justin Herbert seems pretty reserved but he’s just a lovable guy.
@@pardivuspodcast herberts teammates love him tho, jays clearly didnt
nah. giants' teammates loved eli manning. well except for tiki barber. and how did that work out for tiki? if you're quiet it also helps to lead by example and just winning. jay didn't win.
Jay cutler appeared to be a talented quarterback that was a loner which is not good for a quarterback
@Error Report or he could have been a smug jerk.
@Error Report everyone is a medical expert suddenly lmfao
Him averaging a turnover per game & not giving af probably made the situation worse
Don't know if he actually gave af but he definitely gave the impression to not give af
Not really. If a guy throws a pick a game but pushes the ball down field more than most, you can work with that.
It’s one thing to shake it off and not let the interception u just threw ruin the game for u but it’s another to just act like u don’t care and go out there and repeat the same turnover again which is what he often did. Also, I’ll sympathize for him a lil bit in that he had a 💩 o-line during most his time with the Bears.
Bears fan here.
Hearing this about Jay Cutler isn't the least bit surprising.
Broncos fan here.
Hearing this about Jay Cutler isn't the least bit surprising.
Been known
Jay Cutler didn’t like the limelight and all the responsibilities off the field that being a NFL qb came with he said it in an interview while playing but this part where you don’t even interact with your teammates is very disturbing I blame management for that you as the leader shouldn’t be so stand-off towards your teammates
Curious, why would that be management’s fault?
@@AnthonyWheatley_ it’s hard to make an introvert an extrovert. Mgmt should be blamed for signing a guy that doesn’t know how to be a good teammate
And he had a reality show....
The *only time* any of us Bear fans saw Jay Cutler smile-or show any sort of emotion-was that press conference after he signed that massive contract extension 😅
Thats what makes Brady the goat. He's a relatable guy who is able to get people to play for him
That, and having the greatest coach and great teammates.
Brady is relatable to who??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Him hugging and saying he loved his old teammates, I’ll call you later says a lot.
I used to root for him early on to prove the doubters wrong. Then I realized by his body language that he seemed like he did not have a passion for football, or to win. Some people are just not leaders of men, or do want to be.
Sounds like he had the passion but was just too introverted to be the leader of the team.
Jay Cutler and accuracy should not be in the same sentence
You clearly don’t know what you’re talking about. He played in the Windy City and was still accurate.
@@CertifiedPG yes he did play for Chicago and even giving him the fact his o line wasn't great I feel he had a number of interceptions and not great times yes he was mobile and had a great arm and when the bears got him I thought he would lead us to the sb but the game when he was on the sidelines that could have taken the bears there he stands around in a heavy coat looking dis interested
@@jbali101 Interceptions are usually bad decisions and not reflective of accuracy
@@CertifiedPG that's actually a valid point
@@CertifiedPG That's very true...but if your an accurate QB you should be able to throw it where only your guy can get it and not place the ball where it has the possibility of being picked.
Jay Cutler the greatest Finesser of the NFL
Idk Jamarcus Russel did a fine job finessing
Naw Kurt 1st cuzins easily
JaMarcus Russell no doubt
Sam Bradford
Brock Osweiler
Shannon: "You once said Jay Cutler is the worst leader you ever played with. Why is that?"
Devin: "Just cause his leadership. You know what I mean?"
Me: Brilliant, Devin.
Returned the sentiment right back to him. Still got it
But he clearly went on to explain his answer 🤔
I do know what he means
Shannon: "Dey might can foo da media. Dey might can foo da fans".
Me: Brilliant, Shannon.
To be honest Jay cutler was my favorite QB … feel like I’m the only one.
You are
And nothing is wrong with that we all have our reasons for favorite players 💯
I'm bears fan,he my favorite bears quarter back too
Him and Jim McMahon are my all time favs.
I hated jay towards the end of his career but looking back he was the best bears qb we had and atleast took us to an nfc championship game. Possibly could of got us a ring if those offenses were built better.
I’m glad people can see the whole context of the quote, but DH is right a lot of ppl said Jay had everything you want in a QB but he lacked leadership that’s why he’s out the keague
There was a mini documentary made about Jay Cutler a year or two ago called "Million Dollar Arm, One Dollar Man" and that kinda summed it up.
Devins talents were wasted in Chicago. He should gotten 2 rings there
Off special teams alone. He was not a good receiver
@@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw he was a great football player, great play maker 💯
@@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw Good receiver nah, but he was an incredible play maker.
You think heater is the only one ? Tillman...Briggs ..Brian...Peppers...Garza....Olin.... Robbie...Forte
@@jeffrey7737 I forgot how many dogs they used to have on that roster
Jay Cutler had all the physical tools but lacked the mental continuity and communication tools to lead the Bears to the promised land. And I think the Bears management firing Lovie Smith after a 10-6 season just barely missing the playoffs also accelerated both Jay’s and the Bears undoing as the ineptitude from the top after all they had built up during Lovie’s era came crashing down.
Devin Hester was an overpaid return man who sucked at CB and sucked at WR.
@@durtyzzzzzz6907 His specialty obviously was kickoff & punt returns and he set records with those. Results with touchdowns and large returns for great field position don’t lie. He was never truly a WR or pure CB despite his speed. He probably would have been better utilized out of the backfield for reverses, end runs and razzle dazzle type plays. Was he really “overpaid”? That’s subjective. Anyone who puts butts in the seats and eyeballs to television because of their unique abilities is gonna be paid more - just like power hitters in baseball or dynamic scorers in basketball or hockey.
@@durtyzzzzzz6907He only played DB his rookie year, he didn’t take many snaps there. He moved to wideout the following year so they could take advantage of his playmaking and he was more than adequate
More than any other position in American sports, QB has to be an inspirational guy. Not just about the talent.
I'm not in the camp that Jay Cutler didn't care about playing just because he never smiled on the sideline or anything. If anything he has a resting face that makes him look like he doesn't care. I get accused of that as well. I feel like if Jay Cutler didn't really care then he wouldn't take all those hits he did because of the offensive line. I feel like even after Jay's Bears tenure as a Bear the front has yet to address the offensive line. That's why it feels like it's been years for me that the offensive has not been a priority.
Facts
At least he acknowledged his talent. Still to this day I have seen Jay make some throws that no one else has made.
Mfs always get offended by introverts no matter the situation 😂😂😂
I think da real problem is that Cutler was not leader material at all. Greetingsto da goat hester
Jay Cutler is a mild introvert. Certainly not a rah rah guy or master of ceremony.
You can still be a mild introvert and be a good leader. I'm an introvert and I haven't had a problem being one of the guys in the past. Sports is different that regular life. Someone's attitude and personality can seem way different when they are playing.
So, he was making all that money, but because he's a mild introvert he couldn't reach out more to teammates or try to bond with them individually? I find that hard to believe. I think he just didn't care enough and didn't dedicate himself to working on his weaknesses, like they said in the video.
Btw, I'm not hating or trying to argue
So was Carson Palmer.and let me tell u as a person that drove multiple Cardinal players out here in az they would say the same. Especially whan Palmer first got to az. But he later as time went on would open up or tried and more impprantly on game day he was there. So much he would put it against my team cause i am not a cards fan. I get ppl are diffr. Some introverts. I am at times. I even went thru depression and had to seek counseling. He is a professional. And ol he is not rah rah. That is fine for him but not whn u are the leader of a team and they need it. The excersize bike situation is prime example of when his team needed it. Needed confidence not the time for ir leader to mope around woe is me. If he did not want to be Brady or Rogers I respect that. But he cant get mad when fans of his like me dnt put him in the convo anymore either. Dude had all the ability to be mentioned with peyton and breese. He did not want it. Ok i respect that. He got his money did his thing and left. And as a fan we moved on as well.
@@kevinbunn7915 Jay Cutler was not close to Devin Hester. But there a more people that he got along with than just Brandon Marshall. For example Olin Kreutz, Johnny Knox, Greg Olsen, Kyle Long, Zat Miller, Matt Forte, and even Martellus Bennett. Granted that he is definitely on the reserved side and isn't one for inspirational rah rah speeches, but he is not and was not a recluse.
lol at the introvert experts. Jay Cutler is Jay Cutler. Prob didn't want to say much.
Jay Cutler could have been the greatest QB ever if he just WANTED IT! He had all the skills, knowledge, and abilities, he simply wasn't hungry....
Hitting his own linemen in the head with ball doesn't seem "talented" at all.
@@contenderfortruth You definitely have never played a sport in your life....
@@Curtchrisdagod Yea, ok. That excuses the incompetence of Cutler.
Bruh….. did your girlfriend get mad, steal your password, and in a rage to make you look bad, make the dumbest sports comment of the entire post-pandemic period?
@@DocMatthews0311 You clearly don't know the quarterback position, 26 people agree with me. No one agrees with you. 🤷🏾♂️
I respect devin for this. Not a whole lot of people will come out and talk that real and he gave us bears fans better insight as to a problem child we all knew we had
Jay Cutler could’ve been like a Brett Farve type yea he threw a lot of picks but he had the arm talent to win a ring
Dude had a Josh Allen cannon I remember those years on the Broncos he would bombs away
if he had that talent the RINGS should've came! Worst QB ever!
Yeah but to a Brett Farve type of guy you have to catch lightning in a bottle because those interceptions by Farve after those two seasons 96,97 were back-breaking and there was no excuse for it honestly
Never understood how some ppl can feel like its another person's job or responsibility to find ways and/or words to make you more passionate or serious about accomplishing something that will benefit you..tremendously
I mean it’s kinda different in sports u need that leader that can bring u all together in tough situations. I don’t like how it’s the QBs job tho anyone could be the leader
@@Nick-sr4fe i actually never thought about that..thats a good take...it could be the coaches job especially..probably should
@@Nick-sr4fe Ray Lewis would be a good example of that now that you mention it lol
Jay Cutler looked like he didn't want to play football
Crazy I’m really a Jay Cutler defender lol Phillip Rivers too, two under appreciated underrated QB’s
Rivers decent Jay Cutler was a tool Geof George type
Na Phillip rivers want to win and was in your face
@@eddierivers3250 RIVERS IS DAN FOUTS
It seems like it was just a job to Jay Cutler just come in and work and go home no buddy no buddy stuff just business
Facts and i respect it 💯
@@FolksNem7 retited before cte its a job at the end of the day
Imagine if cutler actually gave a shiii about playing. Bro had a cannon. He would launch them
"Why would you say that?" made me laugh😂
To me if the Qb isn’t the leader then other offensive players should have been. I remember joe flacco saying he was fine with Ray Lewis hype the team up and be vocal leader. I think faking it until you make it in the nfl can make you look fake and bad to your teammates.
That dam Jay did have a Canon arm though. What if he had Brees leadership? Woooooow!
Facts
Brees wasn't a good leader imo. He was a really selfish player imo
Cutler always appeared to be on the verge of crying
Why do people get mad when athletes only play sports for a check… DUH, that’s legit what everyone working is doing. Mfs don’t gotta love their job, they just gotta do it.
I don’t hear any emotion, just explaining why he had limited success despite his physical and mental talent for the game. Some hear “emotion “, others hear “nuance”, hmmm
I think that can easily apply to regular jobs but something like sports or any other “job” that takes a serious toll on the body would definitely require a certain level of love for you to get up everyday and do it. If you’re playing for a check it shows and it’s not “entertaining” at that point and professional sports are entertainment
JustWhisky. I don't see anything wrong with that. Most people go to a job for a paycheck. Personally, I couldn't care less about my coworkers personal lives. That might be cold but I'm sure the feeling is mutual on their end. As long as I'm doing my job, that's all that matters. I don't need to get personal. I have my inner circle.
Special K12 nah there are many professional athletes who don’t love what they do. It’s just a job
Football is a career not a job
When enough people say it. It usually points to truth.
Not really I have found it to be quite the opposite.
Jay made his money. "I ain't mad at cha"- TuPac voice
Not everyone is a born leader but if u play QB it has to learned and earned.
Man i remember when dolphins signed him i literally boycotted that season
Facts 💯. Came outta retirement. Ha Ha
To this day I keep telling my friends that Cutler stole that money from us lol
One of my favorite players of ALL-TIME!😁!
And I'm not even a Bear's fan...lol
Say what you want Jay Cutler arm was awesome
He seemed like the epitome of indifference.
I respect that approach in a way. Yeah he played QB and did his best to perform to and got paid. It is not on him to be a motivator or help teams stay focused. Everyone is playing to get paid so no external motivation should ever be needed.
Well hopefully you never played any team sports then i spose
Same
The QB position is the ultimate leadership position. You can single-handedly pull or tank a franchise. I really can’t think of any other team sports with that kind of significance in one position.
Before I even watched this I always said Cutler was a very talented QB, he had ALL the tools but he had that Idgaf attitude.
Lots ppl saying he looked like he didn't want to play. What does wanting to play look like???
As a teammate of jay and devin (for one game ) he is telling facts.
As a teammate??? Lol
@@rwillpower9424Yeah he said as a teammate, why do you kids that play on social media feel you have bait every reply for attention?
Dont you get tired of the Fake Skip & Steven A attention by any means antics?
I feel like nobody knows what an introvert is
Apparently we have several professional psychologists in the comment section determining what is wrong with Jay Cutler's personality :D
Check out the big brain on Jackson
@@ignitionSoldier nothing wrong with him he just didn’t care
At some point if you get OJ Mayo on here to tell his story would be great!
What story
@@herecomesdatrain his life and his story. The media builds these guys up just to break them down. He had Ricky Williams on here. I would love for OJ Mayo to be a guest one day.
Checking in on club shay shay
I burned my Jay Cutler jersey after the Giants made him cry in 2010 9 first half sacks…brutal
The jay cutler hate still going on lol....its been years🤣🤣🤣
Narratives dont die, people move on with their lives and the only thing fans are left with is the narrative nothing else
Players be 65yrs old and fans still hold on to narratives from when they were in their 20's.
It’s no excuse but I can definitely see how it could be tough trying to relate to so many different personalities from all different backgrounds. All QBs do it but I bet if you ask them off the record they’ll say that’s a tough task.
Remind me of the Old ESPN First Take, When Jay Crawford asked the question, Devin Hester vs A Bear look it up its hilarious.
Jay Cutler: Worst leader but can pass.
Justin Fields: Best leader but can't pass.
@JPPT1974💯 Hopefully💯
What do you mean Justin can't pass? I'm confused.
SIMPLE: HE WAS NOT A LEADER. Not everyone can lead. QB can also FOLLOW
facts like ray lewis and flacco
The bears as a whole had no leaders and still don't 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@dariuswilliams7509 cool
Devin Hester had some of the worst hands and route running abilities of any wide receiver Jay Cutler played with
Hence why he was mainly a return man 🙄
@@chrishandsome4267 exactly. The greatest ever at that!
Pitiful attempt of a roast
@@socgod3834 he tried it 😂
That's the Chicago bears fought they drafted a cornerback and put him at receiver . Still Hall of Fame kick returning
Cutler at one time was thought of as more accurate than Rogers. Not lying. We used to always say Cutler would Cut em up. He was surgical. A man with a needle and thread. He had the most amazing accurate throws especially in tight windows I have probably ever seen. I was not a Broncos fan and def not a bears fan. But, boy did I love watching Cutler play in his prime. I had friends that Loved Denver and some that were from the Chi. So watching games with those guys was fun. Cutler and Marshall?!?! What. Great one two punch.
Then it all changed. But after that game in chicago with the excersize bike where he basically quit, it was down hill.he became this woe is me type of moper. I dnt know if it was depression or what. But he just seemed to be the victim and did not play up o his abilities anymore. The only reason Cutler is not talked about like Brady, Manning, Rogers, or Breese is because of Jay Cutler. I did not need to hear Hester say it, because I thought it for about 10 to 12 years. But, it was reasurring.
THE BEARS ARE WHERE QBS GO TO DIE
I still remeber the hype we had when he scored in the Super Bowl and how both the qbs took it away from us Peyton didn't win that game our qbs lost it
And he didn't play in that game because he did join the Bear until 2010. Rex Grossman was your starting QB in that Super Bowl 🏈 🤦🏾♂️
@@TheSpeezo81 my bad use of pronouns Devin scored on the kick off I shouldn't have just said he
Dude refresh your football history 🤦🏾♂️
@@classiccorporation5278 I'm gonna re phrase I did not mean Cutler when I said he I ment Devin
@@jbali101 no problem homie 💯
Cutler has all the tools but no toolbox. He throws the ball like he was a god yet he couldn't get over that hump to win games. It's weird that a guy who throws like that can't win games and is wanted by every NFL team, yet a guy like Tebow who wins games but has an unusual style was wanted by nobody. It's tragic because it an alternative universe both players could have been hall of famers. Had Cutler landed in Baltimore where they focused on defense he could have won the SB a bunch of times. And if Josh McDaniels had not been fired by Denver for cheating in London then Tebow could have developed as a QB. I've always been a big fan of both QB's and felt that both could have been SB winning QB under different circumstances.
they guy is a has been cutler, he's just another name that will be on some reality show
The title is so funny!😂😂
All jokes aside Jay Cutler did carry that Bears teams to the playoffs like every year
Maybe u didn’t know how 2 read the letter combination that ironically simultaneously alluded 2 his ability overall being FORTE
Dude what fuckn team did you watch. And when tf did cutler do this bs you talking about. F.o.h.
Talent wise dude had basically the same skill set as Brett Farve but with less “Magic”. Could throw on run,deep ball, scramble lil bit and the strongest arm probably ever frfr. But “it ain’t about how fast the car can go,it’s about the driver”. Him being introvert,and not challenging himself to be more open for the position was on him. But dude still got alllllll those checks anyway so actually he did it his way so actually good for him lol
That’s a great comparison. Cutlers talent was undeniable. It pops off the screen. But definitely a gun slinger like Favre. Cutler made a lot of poor choices though. I think his decision making hurt him a lot too.
Yea Our Bears team had Marshall Jeffery Hester Knox Bennett as Targets and we looked confused
we would all probably love to have cutler now
You know you played with some straight up ballers when cutler is the most accurate qb you’ve ever played with
Dan Hampton once said "If my team had Jay Cutler at QB we would have won four Super Bowls"
Dan Hampton has said alot of thing's don't mean they all make sense.
His body language sucked even the casual fan could see that. In spite of his obvious talent. I think he just didn't like being around so many of certain group of people.....
Makes sense.. now he’s out in Montana, he just enjoys isolation
Well?!! Ya'll gave Cutler a horrible O-line.. Bears Org. never build around him.. He didn't have any weapons until B.Marsh came over... He had 100 coordinators! I mean WTF?!?!? I'll take Cutty over Trubisky & Glennon combined, any day of the week!! Bears Org. ruined Cutlers greatness!
Jay Cutler is the same as Jeff George back in the day. Gifted physically with a cannon for an arm, athletic, and decent size. Jay, just as with Jeff, had some disconnect somewhere mentally. Wasted talent on both counts in my opinion.
Jeff George once said "That leadership stuff is overrated "
Jay Cutler was the new age Jeff George
@@lg3385 Because he wasn't.
Perfect comparison 👌🏾💯
Dude is type whatever extreme diabetes. Having your levels off and then on periodically has to impact your attitude. Really wanted Jay to do well. Oh well.. Fields!
“Dey might can” - Shannon “Club Shay Shay” Sharpe
Lol
So Jay Cutler was socially awkward around the guys....
How many of y'all remember Jay Cutler throwing power being 100 on Madden 10? Jay Cutler spd was 82 dude was a stud. He lack intangibles
Nobody has ever seen jay cutler and jeff george in the same room
You need to be vocal to be a good leader ,quiet guys don't make good leader . Messi , Kawhi ,great hof players ,not great leaders ,at least most of their careers.
Tim Duncan and Barry Sanders are two immediate players that come to mind when I think of quiet leaders, both generational talents.
I always said cutler quit during that packers vs bears in the nfc championship game in 2010.He got down early in that game then hes hurt riding a bike on the sideline .Cutler didnt fool this die hard bears fan for 46years
I agree with devin hester. The game where it was the bears game vs the packers nfc championship match to go to the superbowl showed it. In the game Jay Cutler didnt seem motivated enough to win or even care. The backup quarterback played better and more energy than he did.
We should have won a SB with Cutler. Fawk.
Chicago boy here. Jay had a attitude like he didnt care all the talent in the world none of the drive.
You didn't have to say we already know from a distance lol
Not a surprise to hear this, ask any receiver who played for him they'll say the same thing. Chargers fan watching him play for the Broncos, then him on the bears, then dolphins he never seemed like he was ever fully in it.
RIVERS VS CUTLER
Jay cutler was good QB he was just antisocial and that’s the worst position to play and not be a people person
Cutler was bad, but he’s still arguably the best QB in Bears franchise history
So what does that say about the Bears? With all that talent, if John Elway don’t want him, hmmmm!
Over Jim McMahon???..Grossman at least took them to the Super Bowl...smh
@@seanldean4213 Jim McMahon rode the coattails of an all time great defense.
Justin Fields will make that ancient history in due time
No not close Sid Luckman. Know your sports history!
That’s crazy because his teammates at Vanderbilt were saying different around draft time… he was known for being a drinker with the guys and being crazy in the weight room and competing.. maybe he just ain’t like the guys in there. But saying a guy don’t talk to me that why I drop 6 or 8 passes a game doesn’t make any sense. And for you hester should have done more guys out there and it’s J’s fault… Hester was all speed and wrist.. no hands lol