Enough is enough with the Cutler experiment. We have been agonized this season with our offense led by Jay Cutler.  Week after week there are apologies, “we need to get better at” speeches, and “we will improve next week” pleas.  It ain’t happening. 

What is a fan? From the word fanatic, Webster’s defines it as a person who is marked by excessive enthusiasm and often intense uncritical devotion.

Wow, uncritical devotion? If that is the case, I have to resign as a Finatic for the length of this article. I am angry, I am sad, and I am frustrated. It is time for some critical devotion.

It has been a day since the gigantic shocker of the Jay Ajayi trade.  We are all pissed off about losing the best running back that we have had in years.  More pissed that we got only a 4th round pick for him.  Now that we have had time to reflect, let us talk about why that trade might not have been a bad thing.

All of us here at Finatics.com have been saying for the past 3 weeks that we trust Adam Gase and our coaching staff.  We trust that they are looking at everyone in practice every day and seeing who is lacking, and who is performing.  I have to assume that what they saw in practice is Jay Cutler performing like a HOF quarterback.  Cutler getting all of the practice reps.  Cutler - a Jedi Master in practice.