And not to toot my own horn, but so was I.  Many Bears fans were calling me a pessimist when Jay Cutler was brought on board in April, but it didn’t take long for him to prove my point.  The Chicago Tribune’s David Haugh does a commendable job of shining the spotlight on Cutler’s comments regarding an interception he threw in the Bears’ first preseason game against Buffalo, in which Cutler seemed to put blame on Devin Hester for not helping him out.  But Haugh also apologizes for the new QB’s comments by stating that “the competitor in Cutler occasionally makes it hard for him to admit a mistake.”  

In other words, the guy’s never wrong, and is too much of a SOB to admit it.  One Bronco-fan buddy of mine suggested a drinking game while watching Cutler this season:  Wait until the cameras zoom in on him after an incomplete pass, and every time he looks at his receiver and makes the ‘Wrong-route-you-were-supposed-to-cut-this-way’ hand gesture followed by the ‘Shoulder-shrug-WTF’, you take a drink.  He suggested wine coolers as the featured beverage, because otherwise you’ll be throwing up by the 3rd quarter.  

Oy.