Where's the fail?

[steelcitysledge]

Cutler has a lot more of a track record at his job than Tice does (none) as an OC. Further, that historically offenses decline after Martz leaves a team makes--just another OC change--a very reasonable explanation.

Plausible? Yes. Reasonable? I don't think so. While you cite Cutlers 'track record' I don't think you're genuinely giving it proper weight. He's now been here four years, with three different co-ordinators and he's yet to put up legitimately 'good' numbers.
How many more 'mulligans' is Jay going to get before we hold him accountable for his medicore-to-poor production?

Go Bears!

J

[BlackHawksBob]

Plausible? Yes. Reasonable? I don't think so. While you cite Cutlers 'track record' I don't think you're genuinely giving it proper weight. He's now been here four years, with three different co-ordinators and he's yet to put up legitimately 'good' numbers.
How many more 'mulligans' is Jay going to get before we hold him accountable for his medicore-to-poor production?

Go Bears!

J

Well its taken a good five to six years for the offensive line to held accountable (Some would say over a decade as John Tait and Brown where just high priced patches and Fred Miller just was barely acceptable), Jay has a lil more time going by that criteria

When a team is suppposed to be buildt though the lines out , the Bears record is incredible