Miami Dolphins 26 - Denver Broncos 17 - Post Game Quotes - Jay Cutler

by John Bena on Nov 3, 2008 5:13 AM MST in Weekly Pressers Comment 7 comments

QB JAY CUTLER

General
"I felt good going into the game. We just have to go back and look at the film."
On the biggest issue offensively "Turnovers; it’s that simple. When the first pass gets picked, it sets things back a bit."

On WR Brandon Marshall’s touchdown pass interference penalty
"It hurts when you have an 80-yarder called back, but we had other opportunities."

On the short week
"You have good games and bad games as a quarterback. This was a bad game. We have a quick turnaround this week against Cleveland which can be either a good thing or a bad thing. Hopefully, it’s a good thing."

On FB Peyton Hillis’ performance
"We knew he was capable of that; that he could do some good things offensively. If he can block better and get into games more often, he will be able to help us out in the passing game."

On the crowd’s booing after the interception
"I’m not worried about that. Whenever you throw two picks like that, the crowd is going to get on you. I’m not worried about it."

On Miami’s defense
"They were putting eight in the box and spreading things out pretty good, it was deceiving."

On turning the season around

"We need to get back to what we were doing those three or four games. We’re not there execution wise. The plays are there, but we just aren’t executing."

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somebody help

With the way we have played the last several weeks, I don’t see us winning another game. I just don’t see how we can. Somebody paint a pretty picture for me.

I don't believe we can win every game, just the next one. - Lou Holtz
Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose.-Bill Gates

by orangeblood on Nov 3, 2008 5:50 AM MST reply actions 0 recs

Cutler...

It is him not executing. Hearing the same excuses the last 4 weeks with no improvement in check downs, reading the play or just throwing the damn ball away.
TSG and HT and any other crew with more knowledge than me, here is the comment I dont understand. How can it be confusing when Miami play 8 in the box, highlighting the plan to stop the run game, and THATS confusing. Does not that lead, as BM alluded to, more 1 on 1 match ups in the secondary. Is that not a GOOD situation with our WR/ TE corps? Has Jay Cutler regressed that much?
That comment makes no sense to me except highlights the fact that are game planning, and Jay Cutlers game is very one dimensional. Thats worrisome!

by boydy2669 on Nov 3, 2008 6:47 AM MST reply actions 0 recs

These are excellent questions

and I am waiting to hear someone at lest address them.

That’s ok with me. We’re playing for wins, not media publicity....HT 9/11/08

by firstfan on Nov 3, 2008 12:19 PM MST up reply actions 0 recs

Jay-C isn't worried about anything.

That is the worst part about it. Throw pick after pick… not worried. Drop the football… not worried. Look at the film? Get back to work. Not worried. Wow. I don’t play, and I am terrified.

The Broncos are not this bad. Are they? The defense and special teams kept them in the game (for the most part) and it came down to 4th and 10. In-come-plete.

Penalties, game plan, execution… I just don’t know how Jay can be okay with his performance these past few weeks.

Sometimes I forget that to some of these guys it is just a job. A fanatic he is not.

Go to Cleveland and show how elite QBs can play with passion. I know you can. I have seen it! I believe! All Ready!

by precisiontint on Nov 3, 2008 8:48 AM MST reply actions 0 recs

what would you rather have

JC pouting about a pick letting it bother him, or blwo it off, by not letting it get him down. He needs to be smarter with the ball, but I like it that he has a short memory. That is what he needs to be a successful BQB, especially here in Denver. Everyone HAS to compare him to Elway, which is unfair. Lets compare him to a young QB who has started only 29 games. He is doing good and bad things, which is expected of a young QB who is has been annointed the next John Elway. He didnt ask for that title. So let us let him be the first Jay Cutler. Patience is something we all need with Jay

somethings wrong, Trying to conquer these fears i thought were gone. And it's been so long, I'm dying to live in a world i don't belong

by broncfanstuckinsd on Nov 3, 2008 12:23 PM MST up reply actions 0 recs

Just because he doesn't wring his hands for reporters

doesn’t mean he isn’t concerned about his problems. I would be more worried if he did.

What I like about Cutler is his refusal to use excuses. He feels fine, no aches or pains, just threw the INTs,, that’s all. It hurts to have a long TD come back, but we had other opportunities.

Let’s don’t mistake poise for lack of concern. I rest assured he is concerned and is working hard on it. And he has a coach who has worked with three HOF QBs.

I’m not worried, either . . .

Never argue with a fool, lest you take on his appearance. - my daddy

by AZDynamics on Nov 3, 2008 3:57 PM MST up reply actions 0 recs