Pity the team that picks him up. I never liked Cutler as a quarterback - people talk about his intangibles like "leadership" and all that shit, but professional sports teams are filled with grown-ass adults; they know what's expected of them. But his accuracy, decision-making, and other actually tangible things that are necessary for a quarterback to succeed at the highest level just aren't there. He's probably good enough to be a starter, but I don't think he'll ever reach that higher echelon of the guys that are just below the truly great in this era (Brady, Rodgers, Wilson to an extent, and maybe 2 more I can't think of right now).
Pity the team that picks him up. I never liked Cutler as a quarterback - people talk about his intangibles like "leadership" and all that shit, but professional sports teams are filled with grown-ass adults; they know what's expected of them. But his accuracy, decision-making, and other actually tangible things that are necessary for a quarterback to succeed at the highest level just aren't there. He's probably good enough to be a starter, but I don't think he'll ever reach that higher echelon of the guys that are just below the truly great in this era (Brady, Rodgers, Wilson to an extent, and maybe 2 more I can't think of right now).
Pity the team that picks him up. I never liked Cutler as a quarterback - people talk about his intangibles like "leadership" and all that shit, but professional sports teams are filled with grown-ass adults; they know what's expected of them. But his accuracy, decision-making, and other actually tangible things that are necessary for a quarterback to succeed at the highest level just aren't there. He's probably good enough to be a starter, but I don't think he'll ever reach that higher echelon of the guys that are just below the truly great in this era (Brady, Rodgers, Wilson to an extent, and maybe 2 more I can't think of right now).