Jay Cutler has been sucking it up as a result of bad play calling. His interception numbers are high because we have an inept OL that causes him to have to make quick decisions and a virtually nonexistant running game..

but the phrase is “for all intents and purposes” not “intensive purposes” Minor word switch, but it changes the meaning completely.
Nonetheless, I am willing to forgive the Cutler mistakes because no QB is perfect. Manning, Brady, Elway, Montana, et al have all thrown “bad” passes.
What angers me is the fact that the blame for the piss poor offense has the least to do with Cutler. He is trying to make other players better. The problem is that even that effort goes unappreciated. As far as Urlacher goes, he can forfeit his salary for the year since he has contributed literally nothing to the team. His dumb ass should just shut the hell up and get healed. He tackles better than Hillenmeyer, right? Stupid jackass Urlacher hasn’t played well in almost 3 years. Kinda the pot calling the kettle black, huh?!

I don’t agree with your interpretation. Clearly Urlacher was referring to the offensive system that is set up here with the Bears by Ron Turner. He’s saying that Orton’s skill set and temperament are a better fit to the system and to the players in the system. It’s pretty obvious that this team is not set up to take Cutler’s talents to the best advantage. As for not playing this season, one could say that none of the players who are sleep walking through games since Urlacher got hurt have been really playing the game either. Briggs had his chance to be the man after Url got hurt and he has not shown much – not even being a team leader by calling a meeting or calling anyone out for not doing their job. Cutler hasn’t made a peep about the offense sucking the big one since early in the season when he sort of criticized Hester and then Lovie and Turner and Angelo put the kibosh on that real damn quick. No balls there! I think what Urlacher did was what needed to be said, but too bad some of the other so called team leaders didn’t sack up and do it first.

Perhaps the Bear should trade Urlacher or cut him – let some other team have him since he “hasn’t played well in almost 3 years”. We’ve already gotten a taste of what this defense is like without Urlacher, and if he was traded away or cut, that would usher in such a rebuilding that would make the Dark Ages seem like a Sunday picnic in Hawaii by comparison. Urlacher has earned the right to express his opinion, is my thought on this matter.

The sound of Brian Urcancer reversing hard for the second time this year. Well, keep on reversing all the way out of Chicago and leave a first round pick behind when you go.

With your vast knowledge of the game, one would expect you to know that Jay Cutler does not call nor decide how many run plays are called during the game.

Nor does he get to chose which “formula” to put onto the field. But thanks Mr. Urlacher for you enlightened statement, I feel so much smarter now.

(Although I can’t blame you for complaining, you just might start with your 26th or so ranked defense. Seems like as a D captain, you might want to start there)