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Cutler Ostracizes Himself in Chicago (WCG Version)

I just ran across a ridiculous fan post currently up on the Mile High Report that is insinuating Jay Cutler is avoiding his Chicago teammates. The poster claims to have heard this from a trusted co-worker, who was a high-school football coach of one of our players and team leaders. Of course, he doesn't give further details on the source or the player.

Below is an excerpt from the posting:

"Jay's the strangest guy I've ever seen. He talks football on the field, but he doesn't hang out with anyone, doesn't socialize. He's just weird. He goes off by himself all the time. I've really never been around anybody like that. He's just a strange guy. He can throw that ball. It hurts when it hits your hand. But he the weirdest guy I've ever met."

Obviously, this article is completely hearsay. However, the majority of the Denver faithful (on MHR) seem to not only believe what this person "heard", but back up the theory with their very own anecdotal experiences.

My thought on this story... get over it, already!

It has now been seventeen weeks since we sent two first rounders and Kyle Orton to them in a trade for Cutler. Yet, it appears that the wound is much deeper than anything a seventeen week, beard covered, band-aid can fix. All I can offer to them are these song lyrics: The scar that is the absence of Cutler may remain, but I promise time will heal your pain. Yes, time... will heal... your pain.

Not to digress further, I leave you with this quote from one of the comments:

Kyle Orton may only be 1/100 of the quarterback that Jay Cutler is, but I know this: Orton is thrilled to be here, and he will give everything that he has for us. That makes him 100X the QB that Cutler is in my mind.

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And this picture of Cutler ostracizing himself from his teammate:

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via www.ronmex.com

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And lastly, this photo of these Broncos fans:

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via img404.imageshack.us

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