Thread: Jay Cutler took the stairs to dinner after NFC championship game

Jay Cutler(notes) and girlfriend Kristin Cavallari dined at Mastro's Steakhouse on Sunday after the Bears' 21-14 loss to the Packers in the NFC championship game.

Cutler, who left the game in the third quarter with a knee injury, was not on crutches but "he limped a tiny bit," according to a source. The couple was joined by 11 other people in Mastro's private upstairs dining room, and our spies tell us that he took the stairs rather than the elevator.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shu...urn=nfl-312293

In other news, internet junkies vicariously living their lives through others assign armchair quarterback blame on everyone but themselves.

This has already been mentioned in another thread. And it still stands that, even
if Cutler flew upstairs, he was taken out of the game by coach's decision. So
the issue is moot, despite the railings by Cutler's critics . . .

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I didnt take the stairs but i did stay at a holiday inn.

Originally Posted by Northman

I didnt take the stairs but i did stay at a holiday inn.

Kicker.

Lets see here....... A couple of facts that will just kill this buzz.

#1- ALL stairs have handrails- its a law to HELP people going up and down. Pretty easy for a stud like Cuttry to put ALL his weight on his hand holding the rail...hmmmmmm

#2- Stairs are usually in the back ( discreet so dumb-ass fans wont ride him). I'm sure he walked right in the front door asking everyone if they had "Seen the game today" ....

yeah... not a big deal......Of course we need to hear what he ate.

Cutler is a *****.

Cutler is da man.

Wow the cutler apologizists are out in force tonight. Did you all get your talking points via e
Email today from his mommy.

I don't care if Halas took him out of the game the moron should know better than parade around walking up stairs on a public place.

The only thing jay cares about is himself and his pleasure.
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Cutler knows 10 people that like him enough to go to dinner with him? That's the real shocker.

He's the man. With the plan.

Originally Posted by topscribe

This has already been mentioned in another thread. And it still stands that, even
if Cutler flew upstairs, he was taken out of the game by coach's decision. So
the issue is moot, despite the railings by Cutler's critics . . .

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Not a moot point because just about every other elite starter in the NFL would have said "I can go, do NOT take me out"... I think the decision to pull Jay was as much about his performance as it was his injury.

Originally Posted by BroncoStud

Not a moot point because just about every other elite starter in the NFL would have said "I can go, do NOT take me out"... I think the decision to pull Jay was as much about his performance as it was his injury.

Well, you can speculate all you want -- and it is just speculation --- but both
Cutler and Lovie said it was a coach's decision. That is the only sure thing
about the entire affair: what they said. That is all I can go by, not what I
"think."

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Hey Zeus H. Crimeny.....who gives a shit about Jay ******* Cutler.....sick of hearing about it either freaking way.

Originally Posted by BroncoStud

Not a moot point because just about every other elite starter in the NFL would have said "I can go, do NOT take me out"... I think the decision to pull Jay was as much about his performance as it was his injury.

It's been widely reported that Cutler was yelling at Coach Smith when they were sending Collins in. On what basis do you assert that Cutler was not saying "I can go, do NOT take me out"?

As for Jay's performance, he was getting hurried, hit, sacked, etc. all during the first half. It's also been reported that the Packers defense changed things up for Hanie - only rushing three and letting him try to read the defense and taking advantage of that, which they did via two picks. Hanie himself said on the Dan Patrick show that the scheme used when Raji got his pick had not been used all season from the film they had reviewed prepping for the game.