Jay Cutler

The Daily Herald reports that Jay Cutler may go to an insulin pump next season to control his diabetes: Bears quarterback Jay Cutler says he’s considering wearing an insulin pump next season to better control his diabetes. Currently Cutler gives himself several insulin injections each day to maintain proper blood sugar levels. A pump provides a continuous, flexible amount of insulin, usually through a small catheter. “I tried it out probably a month after I was diagnosed, (during) the off-season workouts,” Cutler said. “It kept falling off, and I just got away from it and stuck with the shots. This off-season I’m going to ... Read Full Story

“He’s a different type of receiver. He’s a different target for me.” Those are the words that Bears quarterback Jay Cutler used to describe 6′2″ wide receiver Devin Aromashodu. I simply call him the other “Devin”, because his last name is so hard to pronounce, but seriously Jay Cutler is right, Aromashodu is a different target for him. Cutler needs a big guy out their other than Greg Olsen catching passes. His current set of wide receivers, Hester (5′11″), Bennett (6′0″), and Knox (6′0″) are the shortest receiving combo in the league and their considered midgets among league averages. Cutler needs that type of ... Read Full Story

The acquisition of quarterback Jay Cutler was expected to take Chicago to a new level, but he has been inaccurate over all and ineffective in the red zone. Share this! Read Full Story

Brandon Marshall may be back in the mix offensively at practice but it remains unclear whether the Broncos' disgruntled wideout will make his preseason debut in Denver's game Sunday against Chicago. Denver coach Josh McDaniels said Marshall was fully involved in Tuesday's practice, the team's first workout since Saturday's 27-13 loss at Seattle. The practice, which was closed to the media, was cut short about 45 minutes because of bad weather. "He did everything that we were doing there, he did our drills," McDaniels said. "We didn't get to finish practice obviously, but it was a nice crisp practice today." He said it was ... Read Full Story

Long before the game was over, even the announcers were second-guessing Josh McDaniels. Not because of anything he did Sunday night, but because of what the Denver rookie coach was thinking last February. Shortly after taking the job, McDaniels hatched a plan to get quarterback Matt Cassel from his former employers and wound up driving incumbent quarterback Jay Cutler out of town and into the arms of the Chicago Bears instead. By the time former All-Pro safety and soon-to-be sidekick Rodney Harrison joined announcers Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth in the booth midway through the third quarter, McDaniels' fate was practically sealed. "His career ... Read Full Story