about scrutinizing each and every teeny tiny shifting eyebrow, shoulder lurch, eyelash bat, mouth corner moistening, nose wrinkle, arm repositioning, foot shuffling, nose hair wavering and pupil contraction of Jay Cutler’s—is just pathetic.

It has been my experience that people who actually make an issue out of Jay’s “demeanor” and “body language” and such are by-and-large unoriginal, unthinking SHEEP.

The same people who hear something in the media and re-spew it repeatedly, ad nauseum, as if it’s Holy Gospel and needs to be sung from on high, from each and every mountian top.

Simply put—some twobit pundit or scorned coach/writer/player with an agenda as obvious as thier ignorance says something negative about Jay, and it plants that little seed for people to seek out validation about the accusation.
There’s been a lot Jay-hating in the media, and like everything else the media feeds us, there will be those simpletons who swallow it and echo it, because that’s what they do.

In short, everyone’s told you Jay is “petulant” (Christ, I wonder how many even knew that word before Jay came along?) and a sore-loser and a brat, so at the first sign of adversity for the Bears, everyone and their crippled Grandmother start scrutinizing the poor guy for anything THEY can interpret as justification for all the crap they’ve already swallowed hook, line and sinker.
 
They seek validation for the opinions they’ve mindlessly, willingly adopted after being spoon-fed them by the mainstream media.

My humble advice: look at FACTS, and for think for yourfreakingself.

There’s not a single former coach or team-mate of Jay’s out there who’s uttered a bad word about him and his leadership, is there? .
 
By all acounts of people who would actually KNOW (people who have no agenda to push or axe to grind)), he’s never been anything but a consummate professional and proficient leader.
 
And for the verbal exchanges with refs or Rivers or Ryans or whoever—I chalk that up to being a fiery and passionate competitor and nothing more.

Enough of playing judge, jury and executioner about this man’s talent, attitiude, outlook and moral fiber based solely a few stupid nuanced movements, random gesticulations, or otherwise innocuous expressions.

It’s a bunch of something out of nothing, making a Mt. Everest out of a single pellet of mole poop.

I believe, what you read into Jay’s body language and demeanor ultimately says more about you than it does about him.

Judge the man by what he does on the field. And to a lesser extent by what he actually says.

Everything else is irrelevant malarkey.