"You gotta punt the ball, Norv!"

oh, well

Jay Cutler walks away from the OC during a game and it's national news. Phillip Rivers screams like a spoiled little girl at the HC, second guessing him in front of the entire team during a game and its no big deal. Mark Sanchez has done more in the playoffs than Rivers, who led one of the most overrated, underachieving teams of all time. When does he start to feel the heat?

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Originally posted 12:12 AM ET  10.11 by DarkArmadillo

Jay Cutler walks away from the OC during a game and it's national news. Phillip Rivers screams like a spoiled little girl at the HC, second guessing him in front of the entire team during a game and its no big deal. Mark Sanchez has done more in the playoffs than Rivers, who led one of the most overrated, underachieving teams of all time. When does he start to feel the heat?

There's no explaining it. Cutler and Eli simply are more targetable for some reason.

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Originally posted 12:15 AM ET  10.11 by Mr Steeler

There's no explaining it. Cutler and Eli simply are more targetable for some reason.

Cutler might be the most unpopular QB in the league for some reason. Aside from not winning "big games" I don't really know why

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Originally posted 01:40 AM ET  10.11 by fvkasm2x

Cutler might be the most unpopular QB in the league for some reason. Aside from not winning "big games" I don't really know why

Cutler often conducts himself in a very doooshy manner.

Allegedly.

QUOTE(#5):

Originally posted 01:40 AM ET  10.11 by fvkasm2x

Cutler might be the most unpopular QB in the league for some reason. Aside from not winning "big games" I don't really know why

Romo never wins big games either, and as for Eli I am pretty sure that no 2 time superbowl mvp gets less respect than him

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Originally posted 01:45 AM ET  10.11 by Mondo Jay

Cutler often conducts himself in a very doooshy manner.Allegedly.

Can't say that I watch that many Bears games to be truthful Jay, but I've seen pretty much every qb throw a temper tantrum on the sidelines at least once.

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 01:45 AM ET  10.11 by Mondo Jay

Cutler often conducts himself in a very doooshy manner.Allegedly.

Cutler can be a complete ****. Trust me, I'm a Broncos fan, I know. The point is, Rivers acts up on the sidelines and disrespects the head coach in front of the whole team during a game. Yeah, it's only Norv, but what the hell has Phillip done? The majority of the Charger's problems in the playoffs come down to the players coming up very small in big games. All the other QB's on teams that fold in the playoffs (Cutler and Romo being prime examples) get reamed, but Rivers keeps being viewed as an elite QB.

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Originally posted 02:25 AM ET  10.11 by DarkArmadillo

Cutler can be a complete ****. Trust me, I'm a Broncos fan, I know. The point is, Rivers acts up on the sidelines and disrespects the head coach in front of the whole team during a game. Yeah, it's only Norv, but what the hell has Phillip done? The majority of the Charger's problems in the playoffs come down to the players coming up very small in big games. All the other QB's on teams that fold in the playoffs (Cutler and Romo being prime examples) get reamed, but Rivers keeps being viewed as an elite QB.

NO argument there. That AFC title game they lost to the Pats was the worst case of players coming up small I've ever seen

QUOTE(#7):

Originally posted 02:06 AM ET  10.11 by Mr Steeler

Romo never wins big games either,

he will be a punching bag at Baltimore this Sunday.

QUOTE(#10):

Originally posted 07:09 AM ET  10.11 by TxHeat

he will be a punching bag at Baltimore this Sunday.

I hope you are wrong, but him being an abuse victim to Baltimore is the way to bet.

QUOTE(#8):

Originally posted 02:08 AM ET  10.11 by Mr Steeler

Can't say that I watch that many Bears games to be truthful Jay, but I've seen pretty much every qb throw a temper tantrum on the sidelines at least once.

They all do at some point. It's just a bigger bandwagon for Cutler-haters. In a lot of cases, some pile on Cutler because they see others do it... a great example of the herd mentality. The media knows it, and just gives everyone what they think they want.

While we're on the topic of QBs... this is pretty funny:

http://profootballmock.com/?p=4810

QUOTE(#2):

Originally posted 12:12 AM ET  10.11 by DarkArmadillo

Rivers, who led one of the most overrated, underachieving teams of all time. When does he start to feel the heat?

Never. Or at least not until Norv is gone. To be honest, I think Norv needs to be shaken up. He's the problem with this team, not Rivers.

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 01:45 AM ET  10.11 by Mondo Jay

Cutler often conducts himself in a very doooshy manner. Allegedly.

I liked it better when he got in his O-line's face than when he went of by himself and sulked. Football is a game of emotion. Show it.

QUOTE(#13):

Originally posted 07:52 AM ET  10.11 by Melman

While we're on the topic of QBs... this is pretty funny:http://profootballmock.com/?p=4810

LOL

QUOTE(#16):

Originally posted 07:57 AM ET  10.11 by Mickey Bad Arse

LOL

Glad you liked it Mick. It had be laughing my ass off...

QUOTE(#12):

Originally posted 07:50 AM ET  10.11 by Melman

They all do at some point. It's just a bigger bandwagon for Cutler-haters. In a lot of cases, some pile on Cutler because they see others do it... a great example of the herd mentality. The media knows it, and just gives everyone what they think they want.

Really, when Peyton went ballistic on people it was leadership

QUOTE(#13):

Originally posted 07:52 AM ET  10.11 by Melman

While we're on the topic of QBs... this is pretty funny:http://profootballmock.com/?p=4810

ROTFLMFAO That is funny as hell, Mel Good one!!!

Norv Turner has always been the definition of mediocre at best.