Cutler set for big year?

[DKphin]

Fast-forward to Cutler's final seasons in Chicago (2013-2016), when he was surrounded by a porous offensive line and hampered by a leaky defense that didn't transition well after Smith's departure, and it's easier to absolve the enigmatic field general for some of the team's woes. While the Bears failed to win consistently during that span, Cutler posted three of the four best completion rates and three of the best passer ratings of his NFL career. Granted, the numbers don't outweigh the losses, but the veteran showed football people, particularly Gase, that he is more than capable of playing "connect the dots" football from the pocket.
That's why I believe the move to Miami will work out well for the veteran quarterback. Cutler is reunited with a coach -- Gase, of course, was Cutler's offensive coordinator in Chicago in 2015 -- who actually understands him, and he is surrounded by the deepest and most talented receiver corps he's had during his career. I know that statement won't sit well with Bears' fans reminiscing about the Marshall/Alshon Jeffery combination, but that dynamic duo lacked the versatility and explosiveness of the Dolphins' trio of Jarvis Landry, Kenny Stills and DeVante Parker. Not to mention, the Dolphins have a big-bodied pass catcher at tight end in Julius Thomas capable of dominating in the red zone.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...-blake-bortles-as-qb1-cutler-set-for-big-year

 

[DisturbedShifty]

I'm sure he will break his own interception record.

 

[tay0365]

I'm sure he will break his own interception record.

Wish I could say that is very doubtful, but unfortunately with Jay, that could happen.

Got to hope Gase can keep him from reminding us of the Cutler hair-ripping decisions. Either way, have a feeling Gase will not blindly wait for Cutler to set a new INT record, the moment he starts to fail, it will then become the Matt Moore show.

 

[El Calebra]

"Fast-forward to Cutler's final seasons in Chicago (2013-2016), when he was surrounded by a porous offensive line and hampered by a leaky defense that didn't transition"

Sounds exactly likely like what he's in for here in Miami.

 

[Michael Scott]

"Fast-forward to Cutler's final seasons in Chicago (2013-2016), when he was surrounded by a porous offensive line and hampered by a leaky defense that didn't transition"

Sounds exactly likely like what he's in for here in Miami.

Agreed. Better offensive weapons will be the difference.... If the line allows it to be.