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Originally Posted by DropIt
... And his avg yardage and completion percentage is above average in his games played.
Im not sure when sacks became a quarterbacks' casualty stat? Seems like an Offensive Line downfall to me. It's hard to blame him for throwing picks when he is constantly under pressure within seconds. The fact that he was sacked more times in one Chicago season (52 - 2010) then his entire career in Denver can attest to that.
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Partially true, but he hangs on to the ball way to long. Cutler falls apart on the field and on the sideline the instant something goes wrong for him.
He's an above average quarterback if he gets great protection, but he's below average to me if the slightest thing goes wrong. He also seems like the opposite of a leader, hard to picture him taking a team to a Super Bowl tbh.
Dealing Cutler is the one thing I think Josh McDaniel did right in Denver.