A Cyclone in the Windy City

After a game that many experts that know and are around football thought that is a game that Da Bears should have had. I however picked the Dolphins to win with the spread but that is besides the fact. Brandon Marshall bashed his teammate quarterback and best friend Jay Cutler. Cutler didn't really play all that well, he had 190 yards passing and 1 TD to go along with a pick. Marshall who was clearly upset at Cutler and the entire offense. He commented the offense line and Jeffery and Bennett on the play of them. Marshall commented on all of the offense except Jay Cutler. For some reason that as soon as I heard the comments from Marshall it was odd not hearing Cutler's name come out of Marshall's mouth. The Bears are 3-4 and have lost all the games at home. Cutler did throw a key interception and Marshall said and repeated that quote "he can' t turn the ball over." Saying that it is "Unacceptable" . Yes they do need to take care of the ball and get the ball out quick to their play makers. Marshall who might be saying this to try and call out Cutler for the ball more. Cutler who is throughout his career and especially this year has been very unstable. If Marshall wants the ball more it is imperative to start Brandon Marshall next week in your fantasy league. Because as many fantasy owners including myself know is that if a receiver calls out his quarterback the following week he will blow up. The Bears have a tough schedule up ahead and the way the season is going after these two weeks they might be 3-6 they way the offense is playing. It was a most have game yesterday in Chicago for the Bears a game that the Bears themselves thought they should have had. That explains the boiling over of frustration in the Bears locker room after the game. The Dolphins on the other hand have stolen a game and keep pace with the Bills and Patriots who has already shown that they can beat the top dog Patriots in a ball game. The Bills, Dolphins, and Patriots are all tied 1-1 in the division so for now the Dolphins are in the playoff race early in the 2014 season.
So we will see what the Cyclone in the Windy City effects will do to the suffering Bears.

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